Identify the current belt
- Brand and complete type code or part number
- Belt width, length and measurement method
- Top and bottom surfaces, thickness and markings
- Quantity and preferred delivery date
Quality & resources
Specify the belt. Verify the details.
Use this checklist to prepare a quotation, compare proposed options and identify the documents your order requires.
Prepare your belt specification
Enter what you know in the RFQ form. A label photo or dimensioned sketch can help identify missing details.
Describe your line
- Product conveyed, loading and belt speed
- Smallest pulley, reverse bends and transfer geometry
- Temperature, moisture, cleaning or chemical exposure
- Food-contact or static-control requirements, if relevant
Define the finished belt
- Open or endless format and splice requirements
- Guides, cleats, sidewalls or perforations
- Drawing revision, units and tolerances
- Product route and whether substitutes are permitted
Review the quote before ordering
Confirm the quoted specification
Check the brand, exact model, origin, dimensions, splice or end preparation, and lead time. For a Qianbei belt or another proposed alternative, compare the construction and operating limits with your line requirements and agree on any trial.
Request the documents you need
Ask which datasheets, material declarations or sourcing records can be supplied for the quoted model. For a fabricated belt, check the drawing revision and tolerances. Include any required market, use conditions and document format in your enquiry.
Manufacturer references
Look up model-specific data and joining instructions for imported belts in the manufacturer’s current documentation. Request the specification for a Qianbei belt with your quote.