The Telescopic Belt Conveyor is the most common conveyor used in logistics. Its working principle involves using the belt to transfer power via the drive drum and belt friction, in turn transporting materials with varying sizes, shapes, and weights. This high-speed transportation system is applicable to a wide range of items due to its traction component and bearing construction.

Extension-Type Conveyor Belt is an ordinary belt conveyor with an expansion mechanism that allows the belt to expand freely in the length direction. The structure of the telescopic belt is more reasonable and can withstand harsh handling environments. All movable parts are equipped with safety protections to meet the latest safety standards. Users can adjust the button according to their needs and control the length of the conveyor at any time. In models equipped with automatic lifting devices, the telescopic belt conveyor is mainly used in vehicle handling and material transfer systems that require telescoping abilities.

The equipment is typically comprised of a long and progressively inclined spiral wire covered with a conveyor belt. It boasts advantages such as high throughput, small footprint, and ease of maintenance. It is widely used in many industries, such as food, pharmaceuticals, chemical engineering, and logistics, among others.

This is a type of conveyor system that uses a curved belt to transport goods around corners or to different elevations. The curve belt conveyor is commonly used in airports, package handling stations, and e-commerce fulfillment centers, among other applications.

A narrow-band merging machine is a device that combines multiple narrow conveyor belts into a single conveyor line. It is typically used in situations where multiple parallel conveyor lines converge into one, such as in a logistics sorting system.