The Mini is a step up from our smallest unit, built for poultry, sheep, and pig operations that have outgrown a 250 kg machine but don’t yet need something in the 500 kg-plus range. It’s rated for poultry farms running up to roughly 140,000 birds, with a single load handling around 95 average-sized chickens — or, if your operation runs mixed livestock, a sheep or pig per cycle.
Like the rest of our compact range, it’s designed to be simple to run day to day: load it, start the cycle from the touch-screen panel, and let it work through the burn on its own.
Key Benefits
- Slightly larger chamber than the Mini AB, giving growing operations extra daily capacity without a major equipment jump
- Handles mixed waste types — poultry, sheep, and pigs — rather than being limited to a single animal type
- Triple-layered refractory keeps heat inside the chamber, cutting fuel costs by up to roughly 40%
- Reinforced loading area to withstand daily use from manual loading, bin tippers, or light machinery
- Automatic data logging built in, so cycle records are kept without manual tracking
- Runs on diesel, propane, natural gas, or biofuel
Specifications Snapshot
- Load capacity: 350 kg per cycle
- Chamber volume: approximately 0.59 m³
- Loading method: top and front
- Gas retention time: 2 seconds
- Fuel options: diesel, LPG, natural gas, biofuel
Ideal For
- Growing poultry operations approaching 140,000 birds
- Mixed sheep and pig farms
- Abattoirs and food processing plants stepping up from a smaller unit
- Farms needing to handle more than one livestock type on the same machine
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the Mini different from the Mini AB?
The Mini has a larger chamber — 350 kg versus 250 kg — and is explicitly rated for a wider mix of livestock, including sheep and pigs alongside poultry, rather than being primarily a poultry-focused unit.
Can one Mini handle a mixed poultry-and-livestock farm?
Yes, that’s exactly what it’s built for. A single load can take either a batch of poultry or an individual sheep or pig, so mixed operations don’t need two separate machines.
What's the typical upgrade path if we outgrow the Mini?
Most operations step up to the Mini Plus (500 kg) or SB (750 kg), depending on how much additional capacity they need. We can walk you through the difference based on your mortality volumes..
Call to Action
If you’re weighing the Mini against a smaller or larger model, tell us your livestock mix and typical mortality volume — we’ll confirm it’s the right capacity before you commit.
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