Scientico India manufactures dual-chamber controlled-air incinerators in Ambala, India, for veterinary, poultry, agricultural and biomedical waste disposal. ISO 9001:2015 and model-specific, our incinerators are supplied to farms, veterinary clinics, hospitals, municipalities and institutional campuses across India and export markets, with CIF quotations issued within 24 hours.
Incinerator Types We Manufacture
- Veterinary & animal incinerators, for clinics, animal husbandry departments and livestock farms; batch capacities from 50 kg upwards for safe carcass disposal.
- Poultry incinerators, daily-mortality disposal units for broiler and layer farms, sized to flock size and mortality rate.
- Biomedical & medical waste incinerators, dual-chamber units engineered around the temperature and residence-time requirements of India’s Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016 (CPCB guidelines).
- General solid-waste incinerators, for campuses, industrial estates and municipalities.
- Sanitary napkin incinerators, compact electric units for schools, colleges, hostels and offices.
Technical Construction
- Dual-chamber controlled-air design: primary chamber typically operating at 800–850°C, secondary (afterburner) chamber at 1000–1100°C for complete combustion of flue gases.
- Fuel options: diesel, LPG/PNG, or fully electric for smaller capacities.
- Capacities: from compact 5–10 kg batch units to 50–200 kg/hr installations, specified to your waste type and volume.
- Refractory lining: high-alumina refractory bricks and castables rated for continuous high-temperature operation.
- Emission control: venturi scrubbers and stack heights specified to applicable pollution-control norms for the installation site.
How to Specify the Right Incinerator
Three numbers determine the correct unit: your waste type (animal, biomedical, general), the peak load in kg per batch or kg per hour, and the fuel available on site. Share these three by WhatsApp or the enquiry form and our engineers return a specified CIF quotation, with technical drawings, fuel-consumption figures and emission specifications, within 24 hours. Export shipments include seaworthy packing, marine insurance and chamber-attested documentation as described in our CIF quotation guide.
Why Scientico
- Manufacturing in Ambala since 1993, ISO 9001:2015 (Bureau Veritas) and model-specific
- Exported to 30+ countries with full export documentation
- Factory testing before dispatch, with test certificates supplied
- 12-month warranty with parts and after-sales support
Frequently Asked Questions
What temperature does a biomedical waste incinerator operate at?
Dual-chamber biomedical units run the primary chamber at about 800±50°C and the secondary chamber at 1050±50°C with adequate gas residence time, in line with CPCB guidance under the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016. Confirm current norms with your State Pollution Control Board before installation.
What capacity incinerator does a poultry farm need?
Size to expected daily mortality: a 10,000-bird broiler unit typically needs a 25–50 kg/batch incinerator. Share your flock size and we will size the unit for you.
Do you supply incinerators outside India?
Yes, incinerators ship worldwide on CIF terms with export packing, marine insurance, Certificate of Origin and full technical documentation.
Diesel, gas or electric, which incinerator is cheapest to run?
Electric suits small batch loads (sanitary napkin and lab-scale units). For 50 kg+ loads, LPG/PNG usually gives the lowest cost per kg where gas is available; diesel remains the most flexible for farm and remote installations.
APPLICATION-LED SELECTION
Choose the waste stream before comparing an incinerator quotation
“Incinerator” is too broad for a comparable offer. Animal carcasses, poultry mortality, biomedical waste and industrial solid waste differ in moisture, density, handling risk, loading pattern and applicable approvals. The first purchasing decision is therefore the waste profile and operating boundary, followed by capacity, combustion arrangement, fuel, emissions controls, siting and documentation.
Information that changes the offered configuration
Waste profile
State the material, approximate dimensions, moisture condition, packaging and any prohibited or unknown components.
Throughput pattern
Give normal and peak quantities, batch frequency, storage constraints and the operating hours available.
Site and utilities
Record the country, installation location, available fuel and power, access, ventilation, drainage and operator arrangements.
Approval boundary
Identify the authority, permit, emission requirement and test evidence the buyer must satisfy at the destination.
Use one scope table for every bidder
Require each offer to state the primary and secondary chamber arrangement where applicable, loading door and hearth, refractory and insulation description, burner and control scope, temperature indication, stack, ash removal, safety controls, fuel consumption basis, commissioning boundary, manuals, spares and optional pollution-control equipment. A number should be treated as comparable only when the test condition and supplied scope are also stated.
Request for quotation: Provide an incinerator for the stated waste stream and throughput profile. Identify the proposed model, usable batch or hourly capacity basis, chamber arrangement, fuel and utilities, control and indication, included stack and accessories, installation boundary, documentation, exclusions and destination-specific items requiring confirmation.Send the waste profile →
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