As a type of conveying equipment, conveyor belts are widely used in daily life. We have previously discussed the concept of conveyor belts, so what industries are conveyor belts generally used in? What is its main job? Now let's talk about it again.
As the name suggests, from the concept of conveyor belt alone, we can roughly understand that conveyor belt is used to transport goods, but it cannot be applied alone and needs to rely on the power of the conveyor. A common occurrence is that during the autumn harvest, farmers go to the cotton factory to sell cotton. The machines used to transport cotton are conveyors, and the ribbon on top is a mesh belt, also known as a conveyor mesh belt. It is generally applied to the following industries:
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1. Food and biscuit industry: mesh belt, cooling oil spray machine mesh belt, flat bending machine mesh belt, chocolate coating machine B-shaped mesh belt. At the same time, we produce biscuit machinery, type B mesh belts for egg sprayers and meat conveyors, as well as imported ultra-thin energy-saving mesh belts.
2. Instant noodles and Rice noodles industry; Steaming mesh belt, frying box, drying hanging box, cutting knife, knife comb, noodle knife, noodle comb, support shaft, forming box, etc.
3. Stainless steel flat top chains, chip removal chains, conveyor chains, mesh belts, support shafts, etc. are used for various frozen food and vegetable dehydration production line equipment.
4. Glass Products Industry: Glass annealing furnace mesh belt, baking furnace mesh belt, bottle conveyor mesh belt, mosaic mesh belt, with specifications including crankshaft type, straight axis type, diamond type, and double helix type.
5. Other industries: such as the conveyor for transporting cotton mentioned above.
After understanding these, I believe everyone will not feel unfamiliar when encountering conveyors.