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The climbing angle of a climbing belt conveyor is generally within the range of 0 ° to 90 °, but the specific angle is usually not greater than 30 °, although there are also special circumstances. The following is a detailed analysis of the climbing angle of the climbing belt conveyor: 
1、 Common climbing angles 
Small angle climbing (5 °~15 °): 
Suitable for conveying materials with low density and particle size, such as powder and granular materials. 
At this angle, the belt conveyor can maintain a high conveying speed while ensuring the stability of the material. 
Medium angle climbing (15 °~25 °): 
It is a common climbing angle that is suitable for most material conveying. 
Within this angle range, the belt conveyor can balance the conveying speed and climbing ability, meeting the needs of various application scenarios. 
Large angle climbing (25 °~30 °): 
Suitable for conveying materials with high density and particle size. 
At this angle, belt conveyors need to have strong climbing ability and stability to ensure that materials do not slip or roll off during the conveying process. 
2、 Special climbing angle 
In certain specific scenarios, such as material transportation between floors or high-altitude operations, the climbing angle of the belt conveyor may exceed 30 °, and even reach 90 ° to achieve vertical transportation. At this point, it is necessary to choose a belt with a special structure and material, such as a belt with corrugated edges and partitions, to enhance the adhesion and stability of the material. 
3、 Factors to Consider in Choosing Climbing Angle 
When selecting the climbing angle of a climbing belt conveyor, the following factors need to be considered comprehensively: 
Material characteristics: The density, particle size, friction coefficient, and other properties of the material will affect the selection of climb angle. 
Transportation requirements: Requirements such as transportation distance, lifting height, and transportation speed can also affect the selection of climb angle. 
Site conditions: Installation space, environmental conditions (such as temperature, humidity), and other site conditions can also affect the selection of climb angle. 
In summary, the climbing angle of a climbing belt conveyor is generally between 0 ° and 30 °, but the specific angle needs to be considered comprehensively based on multiple factors such as material characteristics, conveying requirements, and site conditions. In special circumstances, the climb angle may exceed 30 ° or even reach 90 °.