Q1:What types of conveyor mesh belts do you manufacture?
A: We manufacture a full range of metal conveyor mesh belts, including chain driven belts, balanced weave belts, flat wire belts, eye link belts, ladder belts, and special customized belts for high-temperature, food, and industrial production lines.
Q2: Can you customize conveyor belts according to our drawings or samples?
A: Yes, we accept full customization based on customers' drawings, samples, or detailed requirements. Our engineering team can design and produce belts matching your size, structure, material, and application needs.
Q3: What information do you need to provide an accurate quotation?
A: To quote precisely, we need material type, dimensions (width, length, pitch), wire diameter, mesh opening, working environment (temperature, humidity, corrosive condition), quantity, and special requirements (side guards, cleats, etc.). Drawings or samples are highly helpful.
Q4: What materials are your conveyor mesh belts made of?
A: Our main materials include 304, 316, 316L stainless steel, heat-resistant 310S, nickel-chromium alloy, and other high-temperature alloys, depending on your working temperature and corrosion resistance demands.
Q5: Are your mesh belts corrosion and rust resistant?
A; Belts made of 304, 316, and 316L stainless steel feature excellent corrosion, rust, and acid-alkali resistance, ideal for food, pharmaceutical, wet, and mildly corrosive environments.
Q6: Which industries are your conveyor mesh belts used in?
A: They are widely used in food processing, glass annealing, heat treatment, high-temperature drying, eyewear manufacturing, infrared burner protection, textile, pharmaceutical, and industrial assembly lines.
Q7: Are your belts suitable for high-temperature drying and infrared equipment?
A: Yes, our heat-resistant alloy and 310S mesh belts are specially designed for high-temperature drying, baking, and infrared radiation equipment, with stable performance under long-term thermal working conditions.
Q8: How do you package the conveyor belts to avoid damage?
A: Belts are rolled tightly, wrapped with waterproof plastic film and woven cloth, then packed in sturdy wooden cases or cartons to prevent collision, deformation, and moisture during sea or land transportation.