Conveying equipment is widely used in modern chemical enterprises, such as fine chemicals, pesticides, minerals, building materials, food and other industries. Specifically, it is also applied in the following scenarios:

During installation or maintenance: Cover the conveyor belt with a protective shield to prevent accidental damage from falling objects, tools, or other external factors. This helps maintain the integrity of the belt and its flame-retardant layer.

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Conveyor belts are commonly used for material handling in industrial production. However, prolonged use often leads to friction and wear, causing the belt to derail. This reduces production efficiency and can even compromise workplace safety.

Industrial conveyor belts are mechanical devices widely used in various industrial fields. Their function is to transport materials from one location to another. Different conveyor belt materials must be selected to ensure a long service life, depending on the industrial setting and material type. Different materials also have different operating temperature ranges, which will be introduced below.