The Types segment classifies safety syringes into six core categories, each with distinct sub‑types that shape market dynamics: Needle‑based devices (safety needle, shielded needle), Needle‑free devices (jet injector, aerosol dispenser), Retractable syringes (single‑use retractable, multi‑use retractable), Passive safety syringes (slide‑guard, sheath), Active safety syringes (spring‑loaded, push‑button), and Integrated safety systems (prefilled safety system, auto‑disable). Needle‑based devices dominate due to their compatibility with existing syringe platforms, contributing the largest portion of type‑related sales. Needle‑free devices, though a smaller share, are expanding in markets seeking needle‑phobia mitigation. Retractable syringes capture a growing niche where automatic needle retraction reduces sharps injuries. Passive safety syringes, characterized by low‑cost mechanical guards, serve cost‑sensitive regions. Active safety syringes, with engineered actuation mechanisms, command premium pricing in high‑risk clinical settings. Integrated systems, combining drug delivery and safety in a single unit, are emerging in specialty therapy markets. Together, these classifications provide a comprehensive market taxonomy essential for strategic analysis.