The upgrading of green production affects the long-term price trend.

On the production side, enterprises need to invest more funds in upgrading environmental protection technologies. For instance, they adopt cleaner production processes to reduce pollutant emissions during the production process; they develop new materials that are recyclable and low-polluting to replace traditional raw materials. This undoubtedly increases the manufacturing cost of products, and it is expected that the price of green-produced wire rope conveyor belts will rise in the future.

On the demand side, it is also driven by environmental protection policies. In response to policy constraints, industries such as mines and ports tend to purchase conveyor belt products that meet environmental protection standards. The market's demand for wire rope conveyor belts with low energy consumption, long lifespan, and easy recycling is gradually increasing. Such products have high technical content and rising production costs, and their prices are relatively stable.

However, in the long term, as green production technologies become more widespread and scale effects emerge, costs are expected to gradually decrease, and prices will tend to be reasonable. But in the short term, the production changes brought about by environmental protection policies will cause greater fluctuations in the market price of wire rope conveyor belts, accelerate industry reshuffling, and successful green transformation enterprises will occupy an advantage in the new market landscape.