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Industrial equipment is a broad category that can be organized in several ways: by the specific industry it serves, by its functional role, or by its weight and size.

Here is a breakdown of the primary types of equipment classified by their industry and function.

1. Classification by Industry

Most equipment is designed for the specific rigors and regulatory requirements of its sector.

| Industry | Primary Equipment Types | Key Examples |

| Manufacturing | Machining, forming, and assembly tools. | CNC machines, lathes, injection molders, welding robots. |

| Construction | Earthmoving and lifting machinery. | Excavators, bulldozers, tower cranes, backhoes. |

| Agriculture | Soil preparation and harvesting tools. | Tractors, combine harvesters, seeders, irrigation systems. |

| Food & Beverage | Processing and hygiene-focused machinery. | Industrial ovens, pasteurizers, filling machines, stainless conveyors. |

| Mining & Energy | Extraction and heavy transport tools. | Drilling rigs, crushers, haul trucks, belt conveyors. |

| Medical/Lab | High-precision and sterilized devices. | Spectrometers, centrifuges, MRI machines, autoclaves. |

2. Classification by Functional Category

This looks at what the machine does regardless of the industry.

 * Material Handling Equipment: Used to move, store, and control products.

   * Examples: Forklifts, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), pallet jacks, and overhead cranes.

 * Power & Energy Equipment: Generates or converts power for other machines.

   * Examples: Air compressors, industrial generators, steam turbines, and boilers.

 * Processing Equipment: Changes the physical or chemical properties of a raw material.

   * Examples: Heat exchangers, industrial mixers, chemical reactors, and grinders.

 * Packaging Equipment: Prepares finished goods for transport.

   * Examples: Shrink-wrap machines, labeling systems, and palletizers.

3. Classification by Size and Weight

In logistical and safety planning, equipment is often categorized by its "duty" level:

 * Portable/Handheld: Small tools usually weighing under 20 kg (e.g., power drills, vernier calipers).

 * Light Duty: Stationary machines weighing under 1 tonne (e.g., small 3D printers, benchtop lathes).

 * Medium Duty: Machines between 1 and 10 tonnes (e.g., standard CNC mills, plastic injection molders).

 * Heavy Duty: Massive machinery over 10 tonnes (e.g., mining excavators, large-scale industrial reactors).

4. Emerging Trends (Industry 4.0)

Modern industrial equipment is increasingly categorized by its level of automation:

 * Legacy/Manual: Operated entirely by human intervention.

 * Automated: Programmed to perform repetitive tasks (e.g., a standard conveyor).

 * Smart/IoT-Enabled: Equipment that uses sensors to report data on its own health and performance to a central network.

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