Small Scale Incinerators
Trash, Drug, Medical Waste &
Autocombustion Incinerators
Small scale incinerators are a viable solution to pollution and contaminant disposal. Our portable incinerators are used widely for medical waste disposal, drug disposal, general site refuse and even waste oil!!
Our portable incinerators are easy to use; Simply plug-in, insert waste, light and burn.... The efficiency of our forced air blower system is second to none, and with up to 97% reduction of material, that means only 3% into the waste stream.
Read more about our small incinerators.. Medical Waste Incinerators |
 Trash Incinerators |
 Drug Disposal Incinerators |
Medical Waste Disposal Incinerators are used to
eliminate medical waste for Small Hospitals and Clinics, Laboratories, Disaster Relief Operations, Animal Cremation, Remote Locations, and more.
Learn more about our Medical Incinerator:
Optional Accessories:
Ready to buy? Our Drug Disposal Incinerators can now be purchased online!
Our portable incinerators meet United States EPA requirements for burning non-hazardous refuse. (40 CFR#279.10) The small scale incinerators are used extensively on military sites, relief operations and at small hospitals and clinics (sharps destruction) for trash and waste disposal.
Additional Information:
- EPA Standards of Performance: For New Stationary Sources and Emission Guidelines for Existing Sources: Hospital/Medical/Infectious Waste Incinerators.
- Types of Waste: Learn the Types of Waste for Combustion and how they are Classified.
- Environmental Monitoring Technology: Guarding Data Acquisition System
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) was enacted by Congress in 1976 and amended in 1984. The act's primary goal is to protect human health and the environment from the potential hazards of waste pollution disposal. In addition, RCRA calls for conservation of energy and natural resources, reduction in waste generated, and environmentally sound waste management practices.
A close second to recycling, combustion is has proven to be very viable for Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) reduction and has helped reduce the amount of landfill space needed. Large Combustion facilities now burn MSW at a high temperatures, reducing waste volume, generating electricity and providing heat.
We have adopted the same proven system with our small scale incinerators; we can create free heat to warm a building with our Heat Recovery Unit. It's easy to use too.... Simply install Heat Recovery unit outside, where it pulls in fresh, clean air, and passes through the heat exchanger and the powerful air blowers force the air into existing ducting and warm your building!!
(The best is this unit allows for LEGAL, No permit required reduction of your non-hazardous waste at the same time! complies with EPA latest ruling, 40 CFR#266.41 and the new management standard 40 CFR#279.10(c))
