FAQ

A: Standard austenitic grades like AISI 310S perform reliably up to 1050°C, while nickel-base superalloys like Inconel 601 extend limits to 1150°C.

A: Belts are engineered with precise pitch allowances and low-thermal-expansion alloy grades, while system take-up mechanisms absorb dimensional changes.

A: Yes, hole size, pitch spacing, and layout geometry are fully customizable to meet exact CFD or thermal convection specifications.

A: Full Material Test Reports conforming to EN 10204 3.1, dimensional inspection sheets, and alloy chemical composition verification certificates.

A: Select based on product size and weight, operating temperature, conveyor speed, required airflow or drainage, belt width, drive method, and cleaning conditions. Providing these details allows us to recommend a suitable belt type.

A: For a new conveyor, share the product type, dimensions, weight, operating temperature, conveyor dimensions, speed, layout, process requirements (heating, cooling, drying, washing), drive type, and material. For an existing conveyor, photos and measurements of the current belt are helpful.

A: Balance product support with airflow, heat transfer, drainage, or washing requirements. Small products need smaller openings to prevent falling through, while drying or cooling processes benefit from open constructions.

A: Wire diameter determines belt strength, weight, mesh opening, flexibility, and overall construction. Heavier loads, wider belts, longer conveyors, or wider support spacing require larger wire diameters.

A: Common options include Stainless Steel 304, 316, 316L, carbon steel, and heat-resistant steel. Material selection depends on temperature, moisture, cleaning chemicals, corrosion exposure, and food-contact compliance.

A: SS304 suits general food processing, drying, heating, cooling, and industrial conveying. SS316 or SS316L provides enhanced resistance to corrosion and harsh cleaning environments.

A: Yes. For ovens, furnaces, and heat treatment lines, material, wire diameter, mesh construction, edge design, support arrangement, and drive configuration are evaluated together based on normal and maximum operating temperatures.

A: Yes. Belt width and length are custom-manufactured according to your conveyor dimensions, path, and take-up arrangement.

A: Yes. These specifications are adjusted to match your support, airflow, load, and drive system requirements. Available edge options include welded, hooked, chain, and reinforced edges.

A: Yes. OEM production is available based on customer drawings (CAD/PDF), technical specifications, samples, or agreed requirements.

A: Yes. Replacements are produced based on existing belt measurements, samples, drawings, or clear photographs.

A: Measure the belt width, length, mesh opening, wire diameter, pitch, and edge construction. For chain-driven belts, record the chain type, sprocket pitch, and drive configuration.

A: Yes. Photos showing the mesh, wire, edge, cross rods, chain, and sprocket area help us identify construction details, though physical measurements are recommended before production.

A: Yes. Belt pitch, cross rod arrangement, and sprocket specifications must be compatible. Please provide sprocket dimensions, drawings, or photos.

A: Yes. We offer complete belt-and-sprocket solutions when provided with shaft arrangements, sprocket spacing, and drive information.

A: Provide your belt type/application, material, width, length, mesh opening, wire diameter, pitch, edge construction, quantity, operating temperature, conveyor speed, and drive information.

A: Yes. Send your product information, conveyor dimensions, operating conditions, photos, or existing belt details, and our team will help identify the required specifications.

A: Yes. Sample production can be arranged after reviewing and confirming the required specifications for your project.

A: Belts are securely packaged to protect the mesh structure and edges during handling and long-distance export transportation.

A: Yes. Shipments can be prepared according to agreed trading terms and destination requirements. Please provide your destination country or port during quotation.

A: Lead time depends on the belt type, dimensions, material availability, quantity, and customization requirements, and is confirmed with your quotation.

A: Send us your conveyor and process details, including photos, drawings, samples, or operating conditions, and we will determine the appropriate construction.

A: Yes. We review existing specifications and operating conditions to resolve issues such as poor tracking, insufficient product support, excessive wear, or drive mismatch.