Qnhuangdao Jinheng Heavy Industry Co., Ltd.

Based in China, Qnhuangdao Jinheng Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. currently lists seven distinct products across four top categories: Steel Structures, Belts (Clothing Accessories), Conveyor Systems & Parts, and Glass & Ceramics Related Products. The catalogue includes steel structures, roller screens, horizontal linear screens, belt pulleys (HS code 8431.39, material carbon steel or cast iron), belt conveyors, belt cleaners (HS code 8431.39, material composite rubber with polymer reinforcement), and ceramic lagging. Each item is classified under the relevant HS‑code families for machinery parts and metal structures. The supplier’s product portfolio therefore covers both structural steel components and auxiliary equipment for material handling systems.

The steel structure offering typically comprises welded frames built from hot‑rolled carbon steel grades such as Q235 or Q345, which meet common Chinese GB/T standards for load‑bearing applications. Roller and horizontal linear screens are supplied as perforated metal panels, often available in mesh openings from 5 mm to 30 mm and thicknesses between 3 mm and 8 mm. Belt pulleys are manufactured from carbon steel or cast iron and are sized to match standard belt widths of 300 mm to 800 mm. Belt cleaners use a composite rubber blend reinforced with polymers to resist wear, while ceramic lagging is designed for high‑temperature insulation in industrial furnaces.

Qnhuangdao Jinheng’s catalogue groups its seven items into structural and processing equipment. Steel structures are fabricated as load‑bearing frames, columns, and trusses, while roller screens and horizontal linear screens serve as filtration or separation elements in bulk material handling. Belt‑related products include pulleys, full belt conveyors, and cleaners; the pulleys conform to HS 8431.39 and are typically supplied in diameters from 200 mm to 800 mm. The belt conveyor is a modular system that can be assembled to lengths up to 30 m, using standard belt widths. Ceramic lagging is offered in panels or rings designed to withstand temperatures above 1,200 °C, commonly used in kilns and steel‑making furnaces.