The belt conveyor is an engineering device widely used for handling bulk materials and lightweight finished goods, primarily employed in locations requiring frequent changes in operation positions such as ports, stations, mines, and construction sites.

Depending on the user's feeding capacity, belts of varying widths are available for selection. Additionally, a chute and baffle can be installed at the rear of the machine to prevent material spillage during feeding, ensuring a more rational and user-friendly design. This design approach is commonly used for conveying powdered or granular materials, such as grains, mineral powders, and granules.