Common powder solids processed by powder conveyors include metal, fly ash, flour, talc powder, and potentially hazardous chemical powders. Powder handling is widely used, and powder conveyors are used in different occupations, including pharmaceutical, food and chemical processing, ceramics, plastics and construction.

Most powder conveyors are planned for handling specific data, so different occupations demand different types of powder conveyors. Powder conveyor type: Dilute phase powder conveyor is a commonly used powder conveyor type. Thin phase powder conveying can be done with pressure or vacuum pneumatic systems, as long as a higher air speed is created and maintained.

Thin phase powder conveyors are able to utilize positive or negative pressure, although each pressure type is good in some applications. For example, a positive pressure thin phase powder conveyor is suitable for transporting loaded data from one point of entry to one or more destinations. The positive pressure system can transmit data over a relatively long distance and use a small amount of air to transmit data.

In contrast, negative pressure dilute phase powder conveyors work well when transporting powdery materials loaded from multiple inlets and unloading at a single inlets. In addition, there are a variety of different dilute phase powder transport system planning. Closed-loop dilute phase powder conveyor uses inert gas as the transport medium to transport powder in the closed-loop system. This type of diluted phase powder delivery can be useful in dealing with the risk of powdered chemicals. The centrifugal blower dilute phase powder conveyor can use a combination of pressure or other system planning to make the centrifugal blower replace the power source.