Type.GetTypeFromCLSID() just returns a dynamic COM wrapper.

Strongly-typed RCW must be defined in the .NET space. It must be classes that are decorated with the ComImportAttribute. .NET can't create these classes automatically ex-hihilo. They are defined manually (in .NET code), or by PIAs, or by tlbimp, or by Reflection Emit mechanism for example, like all .NET types. There is no preset relation between a COM CLSID and .NET corresponding classes for the reason there may be multiple .NET classes corresponding to the same CLSID.

If you have these types available, what you could do is scan a defined set of namespaces and build a Dictionary<Guid, Type> from it for example.