Belt Conveyor
A belt conveyor moves cartons, parts, bulk goods and packaged products along a continuous belt. JINDA builds belt conveyors from the frame up: belt width, belt material...
Explore Belt ConveyorCustom conveyor systems designed and built in our own workshop. From a single transfer belt to a complete assembly, packing and loading line — specified around your product, throughput and floor space.
Tell us what you need to move. We reply by email with a layout and quote.
Eight product families covering transfer, turning, loading, assembly and drying. Every category is configurable.
A belt conveyor moves cartons, parts, bulk goods and packaged products along a continuous belt. JINDA builds belt conveyors from the frame up: belt width, belt material...
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Roller conveyors carry cartons, totes, pallets and any product with a flat, rigid base. A gravity roller conveyor uses product weight or a slight slope; a powered roller...
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When a production line has to change direction without extra transfers, a turning conveyor keeps products on a continuous path. JINDA builds belt-type turning conveyors...
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Loading a container or a truck by hand means repeated walking and lifting. A telescopic conveyor extends into the vehicle so operators stay at one working point. JINDA...
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A chain plate conveyor uses linked metal or plastic slats carried by chains, so it handles heavy unit loads, hot products, wet washdown areas and bottle or can traffic...
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An assembly line workbench combines a conveyor with operator stations, so parts move from one workstation to the next at a controlled pace. JINDA builds belt conveyor...
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After washing, coating, printing or forming, products often need a controlled drying pass before the next station. JINDA builds hot air drying ovens and mesh belt tunnel...
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Rollers are the core wearing component of a roller conveyor. JINDA manufactures and supplies gravity rollers, double sprocket driven rollers, motorised rollers...
Explore Conveyor RollersA selection of the units most often specified for production and logistics lines.
Horizontal transfer of cartons, parts and packaged goods between workstations.
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Non-powered roller line using gravity or a slight slope for flat-bottom loads.
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Extendable roller line that reaches into a container or truck for loading.
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Changes product direction by 90 degrees on a continuous guided belt.
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Operator workbench with an integrated belt conveyor and station fittings.
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Metal slat line for heavy, hot or wet loads and washdown areas.
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Washdown-friendly conveyor with food grade PU or PVC belt and stainless frame.
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Motor-driven rollers for controlled transfer, indexing and accumulation.
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Weifang Jinda Automation Equipment Co., Ltd. designs and manufactures automation conveying equipment in Weifang, Shandong, China. Our range covers belt conveyors, roller conveyors, turning sections, telescopic loading systems, chain plate conveyors, workbench assembly lines, conveyor rollers, and drying equipment.
Rather than offering a fixed catalogue of stock sizes, we work from the product you need to move and the space you have available. Belt width, roller diameter, frame material, drive and working height are set in the specification, then the equipment is fabricated and assembled in our own workshop.

Food grade belt conveyors, chain plate lines and drying equipment for processing and packing.
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Telescopic, gravity and powered roller conveyors for loading, sorting and dispatch.
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Assembly line workbenches and ESD-friendly belt conveyors for multi-station production.
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Stainless steel frames and easy-clean belt surfaces for controlled production areas.
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Transfer, turning and drying conveyors between filling, labelling and packing stations.
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Chain plate and slat conveyors for heavy parts, plus component assembly lines.
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A food processing workshop needed a continuous transfer path from portioning to packing, with a frame that could be washed down at the end of each...
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An assembly workshop needed defined operator stations with a controlled product flow, instead of passing parts between separate tables by hand.
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Containers had to stay upright and evenly spaced across a wet section between filling and labelling machines.
Read the caseProduct, throughput, site dimensions and working conditions are reviewed before a configuration is proposed.
A drawing and specification covering dimensions, materials, drive and electrical standard is prepared for confirmation.
Frames are cut, welded and finished, then belts, rollers, drives and controls are assembled in our workshop.
The conveyor is run before dispatch, with tracking, drive and controls checked against the confirmed specification.
Units are protected for transport and shipped with an assembly drawing, parts list and operating information.
How to design a roller conveyor system: roller diameter, pitch, frame width, slope, drive type, and what to include in a layout...
Read articleA practical gravity roller conveyor guide: how slope and roller pitch affect flow, where gravity sections fit, and what to check...
Read articleWhat determines roller conveyor price, how to compare supplier quotations, and which HS codes importers commonly use for conveyors and...
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Send the product details and your floor layout. Our engineers will come back with a recommended configuration and a quotation. Drawings and photos are welcome.