System integrator for stacker cranes, shuttle systems and retrofit in intralogistics
SIBA System Integration GmbH
Austria (headquarters)New on Amplifa
About SIBA
SIBA System Integration GmbH is an Austrian system integrator for intralogistics and has been on the market for around 25 years. The company develops and integrates stacker cranes, shuttle systems and automated small-parts storage systems (ASRS) for warehouses with 500 or more pallet positions. The product range includes pallet stacker cranes up to 45 m in height and up to 2,500 kg payload, heavy-duty stacker cranes up to 12,500 kg, ASRS devices up to 24 m in height, and shuttle systems such as the XD-Shuttle and Mother+Child Shuttle with up to 400 double cycles per hour. In addition to new installations, SIBA offers retrofit and modernization of existing intralogistics systems. Around 80% of the systems are exported; the approximately 55 employees work at the Austrian location. Target industries include e-commerce, pharmaceuticals and food logistics.
- Site
- Austria (headquarters)
- Processes
- High-bay warehouse (planning & construction), Small-parts warehouse & shuttle systems (ASRS), Retrofit & modernization of intralogistics systems, Retrofit & Modernization, Shuttle Systems, Stacker Cranes, Automated Small-Parts Storage Systems (ASRS)
- Materials
- Stacker Cranes, Shuttle Systems, Automated Small-Parts Storage Systems
- Certificates
- Privately owned / independent
- Employees
- 55
- Industries
- Intralogistics, E-Commerce, Pharmaceuticals, Food Logistics
- 01
Consulting & Planning
- 02
Engineering
- 03
Manufacturing/Integration
- 04
Assembly & Commissioning
- 05
Retrofit & Service
Systems & Technology
Stacker Cranes
Pallet stacker cranes 1M/2M, heavy-duty stacker cranes and ASRS devices for heights up to 45 m.
Shuttle Systems
XD-Shuttle and Mother+Child Shuttle for small-parts warehouses with a high item mix.
Automated Small-Parts Storage Systems
ASRS 1M/2M for payloads of 50–100 kg up to 24 m height.
Locations
Austria (headquarters)
ATHeadquarters
- Pallet Stacker Crane 1M
- Pallet Stacker Crane 2M
- ASRS 1M
- ASRS 2M
- Heavy-Duty Stacker Crane
- Trolley 2y
- ETB
- XD-Shuttle
- Mother+Child Shuttle
- Lifter
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High-bay warehouse (planning & construction)Engineering | – | 45 m rack height | – | Warehouses from 500 pallet positions | – |
| Small-parts warehouse & shuttle systems (ASRS)Engineering | – | 24 m | 50 kg payload – 100 kg payload | – | – |
| Retrofit & modernization of intralogistics systemsAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
10 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pallet Stacker Crane 1M (stacker crane) | SIBA Paletten-RBG 1M | – | up to 45 m height, 2 × 1,250 kg payload | – | – |
| Pallet Stacker Crane 2M (stacker crane) | SIBA Paletten-RBG 2M | – | up to 40 m height, 2,500 kg payload | – | – |
| ASRS 1M (small-parts warehouse device) | SIBA AKL 1M | – | up to 18 m height, 50–100 kg payload | – | – |
| ASRS 2M (small-parts warehouse device) | SIBA AKL 2M | – | up to 24 m height, 50–100 kg payload | – | – |
| Heavy-Duty Stacker Crane (stacker crane) | SIBA RBG-Schwerlast | – | up to 40 m height, up to 12,500 kg payload | – | – |
| Trolley 2y | SIBA Trolley 2y | – | up to 5 m height / 2 levels, up to 1,000 kg payload | – | – |
| ETB (single-item carrier boat) | SIBA ETB | – | 1,200 kg payload, 0.4 m/s transfer speed | – | – |
| XD-Shuttle | SIBA XD-Shuttle | – | up to 45 m height, 1,250 kg payload | – | – |
| Mother+Child Shuttle | SIBA Mother+Child Shuttle | – | up to 1,200 kg payload, 0.5 m/s transfer speed | – | – |
| Lifter | SIBA Heber | – | up to 40 m height, 1,000–2,000 kg payload | – | – |
Additional services
Quality
SIBA focuses on well-thought-out system solutions with reliable results and long-term partnerships. Quality is ensured through personal communication and a focus on people.
| Evidence | Austria (headquarters) |
|---|---|
| Privately owned / independent |
History
- ca. 2000
Start of intralogistics activities from Austria; around 25 years on the market