V-shaped conveyor belt:

 The pattern is in the shape of a "V", commonly used for transporting materials with a small inclination angle, such as coal and limestone. 2. Ribbed conveyor belt: The surface is covered with densely arranged rib-like patterns, suitable for transporting materials with a large inclination angle and large particle size, such as ores and slag. 3. Retaining pattern conveyor belt: The pattern is covered with a layer of protrusions of different heights, used to fix the materials and prevent slippage, often used for oblique transportation or in situations with an inclination angle. 4. Straight-line pattern conveyor belt: The pattern shape is in a straight line, suitable for transporting stable materials, such as crushed stones and sand. 5. Fishbone pattern conveyor belt: The pattern shape is in the form of a fishbone, which can increase the gripping force of the materials and is suitable for transporting slippery materials, such as mud and wet clay. 6. Nail pattern conveyor belt: The surface has a row of small protrusions, which can effectively increase friction and gripping force, suitable for transporting materials with a large inclination angle. 7. Groove pattern conveyor belt: The surface is covered with a series of parallel grooves, used for transporting sheet-like materials, such as paper and fiberboard. 8. Wave pattern conveyor belt: The surface has a wavy pattern, which can reduce the contact area between the materials and the conveyor belt, reducing friction, suitable for transporting dusty and granular materials. 9. Spiral pattern conveyor belt: The pattern is in a spiral shape, which can prevent the materials from sliding, suitable for transporting materials with a large inclination angle. These are the common types of pattern conveyor belts. Each type is suitable for different materials and transportation requirements. Choosing the appropriate pattern conveyor belt can improve transportation efficiency and stability.