Conveyors

Siggins offers a wide variety of industrial conveyor system solutions for companies looking to increase their productivity. We can assist with everything from a single conveyor to complete integrated product flow solutions.

Our team of warehouse design consultants can conduct an on-site analysis of the current state of a warehouse or distribution center, and then take those observations and create a new roadmap for success. We also use a variety of warehouse conveyor system components to create unique solutions. We can conceptualize, design, modify, and install all the distribution center conveyor systems and components necessary for the success of your business.

Table of Contents

• Benefits of Installing Our Conveyor Systems
• How to Choose the Best Distribution Center Conveyor Systems for Your Facility
• Types of Warehouse Conveyors and Features
• Partner With Siggins for Automated Conveyor Systems

Benefits of Installing Our Conveyor Systems

Opting for a conveyor system delivers benefits beyond higher productivity. The ideal systems also:

• Improve ergonomics and reduce injury: By decreasing manual handling, your workforce has less exposure to physical strain and repetitive movements that can lead to injury absences. 
• Enhance versatility: Our systems offer size and configuration options to accommodate your unique space and routing needs — Siggins can also help you retrofit systems in your existing operations.
• Automate movements: Your facility will enjoy more efficiency through improved control to help reduce human error.
• Provide an excellent return on investment: The faster and more effectively you move products through your warehouse, the less your organization will spend on manual labor.

How to Choose the Best Distribution Center Conveyor Systems for Your Facility

A conveyor system is a significant investment in your operations, so there are multiple factors to consider when selecting the right one for your facility, including:

• Prioritize safety: Whether you’re moving heavy units or lightweight items, safety is paramount. It’s advisable to conduct a facility survey to ensure the safest possible routing and system placement. You should also pay careful attention to a system’s built-in security measures and their effectiveness.
• Consider your stock: Some product types, like fragile or irregularly shaped units, require unique material handling needs. Products in different sizes can also pose challenges. The option you pick should offer the maximum protection against damage and the most versatility for your individual stock mix.
• Analyze your needs and goals: There are several ways to help narrow the options further while ensuring support for continued growth. For example, you’ll have to consider a system’s footprint, expansion possibility and whether it’s compatible with your warehouse’s floor space. If not, an overhead or custom-designed solution could work. A computer-generated simulation can help you visualize these alternatives for better decision-making.
• Match your throughput: Facilities with high-volume processing need systems that can keep up with operations. You also have to make sure the conveyor solution you choose doesn’t compromise product integrity in favor of speed. Aligning your warehouse’s throughput with the system’s efficiency and handling ensures customer satisfaction through faster processing and undamaged items.

Types of Warehouse Conveyors and Features

Productivity is greatly affected by the equipment used and we make sure the companies we work with are using only the best and most reliable equipment available by maintaining our strong partnerships with trusted conveyor manufacturers.

Our range of conveyor system products include:

Partner With Siggins for Automated Conveyor Systems

No matter the need, Siggins is standing by to provide support, problem-solving, and the tools needed to keep your company’s productivity moving as smooth as possible.

Contact us today to discuss your conveyor system needs.