Advantages

Gasification and incineration technology is adopted for the disposal of medical devices such as syringes and feeding containers, as well as various paper scraps, bandages, cotton swabs, and all kinds of medical pollutants and wastes generated by hospitals and medical institutions.

With gasification and incineration, daily generated waste can be completely disposed of in one single incineration process.

Technologies including gasification incineration, mixed incineration and complete burnout treatment are applied, ensuring that smoke, exhaust gas and dust emissions are lower than the national required discharge standards.

Fully enclosed operation is used to treat infectious medical waste, avoiding secondary pollution.

Compact size and small footprint.

The incinerator series is available in fuel-fired and gas-fired versions, which can be selected according to different user requirements.

Applications

Industrial waste (polymer waste): PE plastic, PU, rubber (tires), styrofoam, PET bottles, fibers, foam, cloth, resin, acrylic, leather, wood powder, urea powder, scouring pads, tape, paint, polymers, etc.

Medical waste: infectious waste such as syringes, gloves, straps, gauze, blood vessels, organs, etc.

General waste: cardboard, paper scraps, sawdust, leaves, etc.

Special waste: waste oil, waste solvents, sludge, dust, iron paint, mold residue, etc.

Equipment Features

Gasification and incineration technology is adopted for the disposal of medical devices such as syringes and feeding containers, as well as various paper scraps, bandages, cotton swabs, and all kinds of medical pollutants and wastes generated by hospitals and medical institutions.

With gasification and incineration, daily generated waste can be completely disposed of in one single incineration process.

Technologies including gasification incineration, mixed incineration and complete burnout treatment are applied, ensuring that smoke, exhaust gas and dust emissions are lower than the national required discharge standards.

Fully enclosed operation is used to treat infectious medical waste, avoiding secondary pollution.

Compact size and small footprint.

The incinerator series is available in fuel-fired and gas-fired versions, which can be selected according to different user requirements.

FAQs

What types of waste can the incinerator handle?

It can handle domestic waste, industrial waste and municipal solid waste, including paper, plastic, organic waste and general non-hazardous materials, with stable combustion performance.

What fuel does the incinerator use?

The system adopts a dual-fuel burner for diesel and natural gas, allowing flexible fuel selection according to local supply conditions and reducing operational risks.

What is the daily processing capacity?

Depending on the model selected, the daily processing capacity ranges from 20 kg to 2000 kg, suitable for small rural applications up to large municipal projects.

Is the system easy to install?

Yes, the equipment features a compact and modular design for quick installation in a short time with minimal on-site preparation.

How is the operation controlled?

The incinerator is equipped with a semi-automatic control system for convenient operation, while ensuring stable and reliable combustion performance.

Does the incinerator produce thick smoke?

The high-temperature combustion design reduces visible smoke and improves combustion efficiency, helping to achieve cleaner waste treatment results.

Is maintenance complicated?

The system is designed to simplify maintenance, with all components easily accessible, reducing downtime and long-term service costs.

Where can the incinerator be used?

It is suitable for rural areas, small cities, industrial facilities and municipal waste management projects that require efficient waste disposal.