Animal Carcass Incinerator for Farms & Slaughterhouses

Animal Carcass Incinerator Models

Our animal carcass incinerators have a large furnace door and a moving hearth, so whole carcasses can be loaded quickly and ash removed easily. Choose a manual push-pull hearth or an automatic moving hearth door.

Recommended Models by Daily Volume

Model	Capacity	Typical user	Size L×W×H (m)	Weight (kg)	Quote
SMWI-50	50–100 kg/h	Small farms, slaughterhouses	1.8 × 1.15 × 3.0	5,000	Get Quote
SMWI-100	100–150 kg/h	Poultry and pig farms	2.0 × 1.4 × 3.5	8,000	Get Quote
SMWI-200	200–300 kg/h	Large farms, veterinary centres	2.2 × 1.4 × 3.8	8,500	Get Quote
SMWI-300	300–400 kg/h	Large livestock farms, disease control	3.0 × 2.0 × 4.8	16,500	Get Quote
SMWI-500	400–500 kg/h	Regional disposal centres	3.3 × 2.3 × 4.8	20,000	Get Quote

Hearth type, door size and flue gas treatment are configured to the size of the animals and your local emission requirements.

Key Features

• Large furnace door for whole carcasses, with manual or automatic moving hearth
• Dual combustion chamber with re-combustion burner for smoke and odour control
• Insulated furnace wall keeps the outer surface below 50°C
• Optional automatic door, PLC touch screen control and wet flue gas purification
• Suitable for poultry, pigs, cattle, sheep and slaughterhouse waste

Typical Applications

• Poultry, pig and cattle farms
• Slaughterhouses and meat processing plants
• Veterinary clinics and animal disease control centres
• Zoos and animal research facilities

FAQ

Can it burn a whole cow or pig?

Yes, with the right furnace door and hearth size. Tell us the largest animal and daily weight and we will size the chamber accordingly.

Does it produce smoke or odour?

The secondary combustion chamber with re-combustion burner burns off smoke and odour. Wet flue gas purification can be added for stricter local limits.

Where are your animal carcass incinerators installed?

Recent projects include SMWI-300 units in Vietnam (2024) and Malaysia (2024), and an SMWI-50 for slaughterhouse waste in Mongolia (2024).