The SB is a mid-sized incinerator built with larger pig and sheep producers in mind, and it’s one of the more established models in our range for that reason — it’s rated for poultry operations running up to roughly 375,000 birds, and a 750 kg load takes the equivalent of about 255 chickens, 5 sheep, 5 pigs, or a single bacon sow
It’s the size many operations move to once a Mini-series machine can no longer keep up with daily mortality volumes, without needing to jump all the way to our largest standard models.
Key Benefits
- 750 kg chamber capacity — a meaningful step up for producers outgrowing our Mini range
- Rated specifically for larger pig and sheep operations, including bacon sow disposal
- 1.54 m³ chamber with reinforced loading area for daily heavy use
- Triple-layered refractory construction for consistent performance over years of operation
- Touch-screen control with automatic data logging for compliance recordkeeping
- Runs on diesel, propane, natural gas, or biofuel
Specifications Snapshot
- Load capacity: 750 kg per cycle
- Chamber volume: approximately 1.54 m³
- Loading method: top
- Gas retention time: 2 seconds
- Fuel options: diesel, LPG, natural gas, biofuel
Ideal For
- Larger pig and hog operations
- Sheep producers with higher daily mortality volumes
- Poultry farms up to roughly 375,000 birds
- Operations that have outgrown a Mini or Mini Plus unit
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the SB handle a full bacon sow in one load?
Yes, one 750 kg load is rated to take a single bacon sow, or the equivalent weight in smaller animals such as 5 pigs or 5 sheep.
How do I know if I need the SB instead of the Mini Plus?
If your operation regularly generates more than 500 kg of mortality per day, or you’re dealing with larger individual animals like bacon sows, the SB’s added capacity is usually the better fit. Share your typical volumes and we’ll confirm.
Is there a bigger biosecurity benefit at this capacity?
The core biosecurity benefit is the same as smaller models — keeping disposal on-site — but at this capacity, larger producers typically see it reduce dependence on rendering pickup schedules more meaningfully, since more of the daily volume can be handled in-house.
Call to Action
If your operation regularly generates more than 500 kg of mortality per day, or you’re dealing with larger individual animals like bacon sows, the SB’s added capacity is usually the better fit. Share your typical volumes and we’ll confirm.
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