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The head pulley is a key component in conveyor systems, located at the discharge end, used to drive the conveyor belt and facilitate material transfer.

The working principle of a conveyor belt is based on a mechanical design featuring friction drive and continuous conveying.

Tail Bend Pulley (often referred to as "direction-changing drum" or "guide drum" in Chinese) is a key component in belt conveyor systems. Its main functions are to change the running direction of the conveyor belt and optimize the contact angle with the drive drum, ensuring the stability and efficiency of the conveying process.

Straight warp textile conveyor belts (also called straight warp fabric core conveyor belts) feature a unique warp-weft weaving structure—with warp yarns aligned straight along the conveying direction and weft yarns interwoven transversely.

The core design feature of a wing pulley is radial "wings" (usually steel bars or plates) extending outward from the circumference of the pulley.

Steel cord conveyor belts are specialized conveying solutions constructed with high-strength steel cords as their reinforcing framework, encapsulated in a protective rubber coating.