Conveyor Belt Solutions by Industry

For long-distance and high-load conveying, steel cord belts are often preferred. For general quarry transfer lines, polyester or nylon belts with suitable cover rubber are practical choices. For steep-angle conveying, corrugated sidewall or chevron designs can be considered.

For hot clinker or high-temperature materials, heat resistant cover rubber should be selected. For long conveyors inside or outside cement plants, polyester or steel cord structures can be selected according to load, distance, and impact conditions.

Coal conveying usually needs attention to site safety requirements, belt strength, and stable operation. For outdoor long-distance lines, steel cord or high-strength polyester belts are commonly considered.

Port conveyors often require stable running, high tensile strength, weather resistance, and continuous operation. Oil resistant belts can be considered when conveying oily materials or oil-containing bulk cargo.

For ordinary grain and feed transfer, general purpose or polyester belts can be used. For oil seeds, fertilizer, or materials with special chemical properties, oil resistant cover rubber should be confirmed.

Food and clean-processing applications should be confirmed according to actual material contact, hygiene requirement, belt material, and available certificates. Do not select only by picture; confirm the working condition first.

Recycling lines may involve oil contamination, impact, inclined conveying, or mixed materials. Belt structure, cover rubber, belt thickness, impact area, and maintenance conditions should be checked before selection.

Packaging and logistics applications are usually lighter than mining or cement applications. General purpose, polyester, nylon, or chevron belt options can be checked according to the equipment and goods being conveyed.