The Types segment classifies medical casting tape into fiberglass, plaster‑of‑paris, self‑adhesive, elastic, and waterproof variants. Fiberglass tape, valued for its high tensile strength and lightweight profile, commands the largest share, roughly 40 % of sales, and is preferred for definitive casts in both hospital and outpatient settings. Plaster‑of‑paris, though older, retains a 20 % market position due to its cost‑effectiveness and ease of moulding for complex anatomical contours. Self‑adhesive tapes, representing about 18 %, are gaining traction for temporary splinting because they eliminate the need for additional adhesives and reduce application time. Elastic tapes, with a 12 % share, are primarily used in sports‑medicine and paediatric contexts where flexibility and comfort are paramount. Waterproof tapes, accounting for the remaining 10 %, meet the specific demand for casts that can be submerged, thereby supporting patient hygiene and early mobilisation. This taxonomy clarifies how each type contributes to the aggregate market volume.