Overseas Buyer Guide
Standards are important in conveyor belt procurement, but buyers should distinguish between producing according to technical requirements, arranging tests and claiming certification.
Procurement FAQ
These answers are written for purchasing teams comparing conveyor belt factories, technical capability, export terms and order documents. Final product selection should always be subject to technical confirmation.
Factories can review technical requirements based on DIN, ISO or GOST. Actual compliance or certification should only be claimed when agreed testing and valid documents are available.
No. Producing according to customer technical requirements is not the same as holding a certificate. Certification claims require actual proof.
Ask which technical parameters will be followed, what tests will be arranged, who performs the test and what documents will be provided.
No. GOST certification should not be claimed unless the supplier provides actual certificate proof that is relevant to the product and order.
Common checks include tensile strength, elongation, abrasion, adhesion, cover thickness, width, length, flame resistance or heat resistance depending on application.
Testing can be arranged upon request according to order requirements. The test items and document format should be confirmed before production.
Useful documents include technical specification, agreed test report if arranged, packing list, invoice, product photos and packing photos.
Write the required standard or test method clearly, but also include actual belt dimensions, application, material, quantity and destination.
Next Step
Send product type, specification, quantity, working condition and destination. We can review technical requirements, packing and commercial terms before quotation.