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35+ Years of Experience
Conveyor Belt Solutions for Heavy-Duty Industries
Manufacturing rubber conveyor belts, transmission belts, and rollers for mining, quarrying, ports, cement plants, and bulk material handling systems.
Brand Advantage
Sinoconve conveyor belts provide surpassing value for money to help our clients grow their business worldwide. Extensive producing technology and rich working experience enable us to manufacture quality conveyor belts,excellently resisting to impact, abrasion,tear,cut,heat,fire, cold,oil and grease.
CONVEYOR BELT
- •EP rubber conveyor belt
- •Sidewall conveyor belts
- •Chevron conveyor belt
- •Heat resistant conveyor belt
- •Oil resistant conveyor belt
- •Steel cord conveyor belt
- •Rough top conveyor belts
- •Endless conveyor belts
- •Cold resistant conveyor belt
- •Chemical-resistant belts
All Types of ConveyorBelt to Support Your Project and Business
SINOCONVE BELT is focusing on material handling, power transmission and industry application.We are aimed at helping our customers increase production efficiency,offering quality conveyor belts and v-belts with high strength,low abrasion, resistant to impact and cut.
About SINOCONVE
SINOCONVE has more than 35 years of manufacturing experience in industrial conveyor and power transmission belt solutions. We supply rubber conveyor belts, PVC conveyor belts, transmission belts, timing belts, V belts, PK belts, and conveyor rollers for mining, cement plants, ports, logistics, agriculture, and industrial equipment.
With 10+ vulcanization production lines, 200+ employees, and a complete quality control team, SINOCONVE supports global buyers with stable production capacity, customized specifications, and reliable delivery. From raw material inspection to production monitoring and final testing, each order is checked carefully before shipment.
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Years in Manufacturing
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Production Lines
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Industrial Customers Served
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On-time Delivery
ISO / DIN / RMA
Quality Standards Certified
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Employees
Trusted by numerous companies
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Certificate Qualification
with double guarantee of certificate of iso9001:2000 & ISO14001-2004 Certificate for its production
Rich Experience
The company has abundant experience of project operation,products and service supplying
Sales Market
Found its good sale market in North and South America,Europe, South east Asia, Middle East area and Africa
SINOCONVE Your
Rubber conveyor belt supplier
With over 35 years of manufacturing experience, all Sinoconve rubber conveyor belts meet and exceed ISO 9001 standards while complying with DIN-22102, AS-1132, RMA, SANS-1173, and BS-490 criteria, and our flame-resistant belts are SGS tested and certified
SINOCONVE BELT delivers high-strength, wear-resistant conveyor and V-belts for material handling, power transmission, and industrial use—boosting efficiency with impact and cut resistance
Manufacturing Workshop
Explore the production equipment and processes behind our conveyor belt and transmission belt manufacturing capabilities.
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Conveyor Belt Pulling Machine
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Rubber Conveyor Belt Vulcanizing Press Line
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Conveyor Belt Vulcanizing Press Discharge Section
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Transmission Belt Cooling & Finishing Process
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Transmission Belt Demolding Process
Quality Control
For mining and quarrying projects, conveyor belt quality affects service life, maintenance cost, and downtime. SINOCONVE checks materials, production, finished belts, and performance data before shipment to support stable operation in demanding working conditions.
Material Quality Check
Quality control starts with raw materials. Rubber compounds are tested by moving die rheometer, while EP fabric is checked for tensile strength and elongation to help confirm belt strength and dimensional stability.
In-Process Production Monitoring
During production, key processes are monitored. The 4-roller calender helps apply rubber evenly, and ply tension is controlled during forming to reduce wrinkles, uneven core thickness, and structural defects.
Finished Belt Inspection
Finished belts are checked for surface condition, length, width, and thickness according to order requirements. Any visible surface issue is handled in the factory before the belt is approved for packing and shipment.
Performance Testing
SINOCONVE conducts laboratory testing for rubber materials, compounds, and finished conveyor belts. Common test items include abrasion resistance, adhesion strength, tensile strength, and other data required by the order.
Final Review Before Shipment
Before delivery, each order is reviewed for specifications, appearance, dimensions, packaging, and labels. Conveyor belts can be produced with reference to DIN, RMA, ISO, and other applicable standards.
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Insights & Updates
Latest News
Stay updated with the latest news and announcements from SINOCONVE. Explore our latest articles below.
product introduction
Gypsum Conveyor Belt: Stucco, Board Lines and Moisture
A gypsum conveyor belt works in a line that looks like a board plant and behaves nothing like one. Stucco is a powder that sets when it meets water, so the belt must release a wet slurry board without tearing it and without holding set material on the cover. Downstream, the dryer brings heat and steam, and the saw and trim stations bring a fine dust that packs into every gap. This guide separates gypsum from wood-based panel lines, then follows the sequence from calcination to stacking. It covers release and grip as competing requirements, why stucco dust is a setting problem rather than a cleaning problem, how board edges and knives damage a cover, and how heat and steam in the dryer shorten its life. Later sections cover splice and tracking on a board line, transfer and surface protection, cleaning between product changes, and the checks to settle before a line starts.
NBSINOCONVEOct 22, 2026
product introduction
Lime Conveyor Belt: Quicklime Heat, Dust and Abrasion
A lime conveyor belt meets its hardest conditions in the first few metres after the kiln, where hot quicklime arrives with fine alkaline dust and no warning. Cement is not the same duty: clinker cools before it travels far, while lime can leave the kiln and reach the belt almost immediately. This guide keeps that distinction at the centre. It separates quicklime, hydrated lime and milk of lime as three duties with different temperature, moisture and dust behaviour, then follows each failure: heat that shortens cover life, alkaline dust that attacks the cut edge, hard fines that grind the cover, and splices that open under repeated heat cycles. It closes with transfer points, dry cleaning rather than washdown, and the acceptance checks and spares a lime plant should hold before a shutdown.
NBSINOCONVEOct 22, 2026
product introduction
Salt Conveyor Belt: Hygroscopic Load, Corrosion and Washdown
A salt conveyor belt is rarely destroyed by load; it is destroyed by water and chloride. Salt pulls moisture from the air, cakes on the cover, and leaves a brine film that reaches the cut edge and the splice, where a textile carcass has no protection at all. This guide follows that path rather than a generic material list. It separates food salt, industrial salt and de-icing salt, because the same mineral arrives with different moisture, contamination and hygiene expectations. It explains why crystallisation on idlers and return rollers is an early warning rather than a housekeeping detail, how hard crystals and tramp material cut a cover, and why a food-grade claim changes the cover, the splice and the cleaning method at the same time. Later sections cover washdown and drainage, inclines and transfer points, tracking a belt whose surface is never dry, and the checks worth completing before a salt line restarts.
NBSINOCONVEOct 22, 2026
product introduction
Malt Conveyor Belt: Steeped Grain, Sticky Slurry and Malting Hygiene
A malt conveyor belt handles a load that is alive when it arrives and dead by the time it leaves. Steeped barley carries surface water and sugar, germinating grain throws rootlets that wrap around anything rotating, and kilned malt arrives hot, dry and dusty within a few metres of the same frame. This guide follows the malting sequence, because the belt requirements change at every step. It covers water and adhesion from steeping to germination, the kiln section where heat and moisture shorten cover life, the debris that collects on idlers and return rollers, and the difference between carryback that a scraper removes and residue that only a washdown removes. A separate section defines where this page stops and the downstream filling and packaging line begins, with a link to that guide. Later sections cover hygiene design, surface choice, gentle handling of the kernel, tracking of light loads, transfers and silo dust, and the checks to settle before a season starts.
NBSINOCONVEOct 21, 2026
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