Due to the unique nature of powder conveying, powder conveying equipment is considered to be hazardous and specialized. Therefore, in certain circumstances, powder conveying equipment is also classified as special equipment.
However, it should be noted that whether powder conveying equipment is considered special equipment depends on the specific circumstances and cannot be generalized.
For example, in some civil construction projects, powder conveying equipment may not require a special equipment safety license. However, in specific industries involving a high concentration of powder materials, such as chemicals and grain processing, a special equipment safety license may be required.