The working principle of metal mesh belts is to utilize the perforations and support structure on the belt to transport materials from one point to another, achieving grading and screening through screening. Specifically, during operation, the metal mesh belt is continuously moved by drive wheels. Its direction of movement can be horizontal, oblique, or vertical, depending on the requirements of the conveying line.
Materials are placed on the mesh belt, and during movement, they are transported to the required positions through the perforations. Simultaneously, different sized perforations allow for grading and screening of the materials. The mesh belt support structure ensures that the belt maintains a stable operating state, preventing material slippage or drop.
