The RAPID1000 Mobile takes our high-capacity RAPID1000 platform and puts it on a trailer, so operations that need to move the machine between sites — or that only need incineration capacity for a defined project window — aren’t stuck with a permanent installation. It’s built for a single trained operator to run with minimal hands-on involvement once a cycle is underway.
Loading happens through a hydraulically operated top lid, which opens and closes with minimal effort even at this scale. Waste is heated from both above and below by a hearth bar arrangement, which is part of what allows the unit to reach a high burn rate despite its compact, trailer-mounted footprint. A progressive latching system keeps a tight seal on the lid during the cycle to limit heat loss, and once the burn finishes the unit runs through an automatic cool-down before it’s ready for de-ashing — typically leaving only around 3% ash residue in the chamber.
Key Benefits
- Trailer-mounted for relocation between sites — no fixed installation required
- Single-operator operation once basic training is complete
- Hydraulically operated top-loading lid for straightforward, low-effort loading
- Hearth bar system heats waste from above and below to sustain a high burn rate
- PLC controller with preset or manually entered cycle programs
- Automatic cool-down cycle before de-ashing, with only around 3% ash residue left behind
- Runs on diesel, propane, natural gas, or biofuel
Specifications Snapshot
- Load capacity: approximately 3,000 kg
- Chamber volume: approximately 5.1 m³
- Loading method: hydraulic top-loading lid
- Gas retention time: 2 seconds
- Fuel options: diesel, LPG, natural gas, biofuel
Ideal For
- Mining camps and remote industrial sites needing relocatable capacity
- Projects with a defined timeline rather than permanent operations
- Disaster response or emergency mass-mortality situations requiring rapid deployment
- Operations managing multiple sites with a single shared incinerator
Frequently Asked Questions
How many operators does the RAPID1000 Mobile need?
Just one, once they’ve completed basic training. The hydraulic lid and PLC-controlled cycle mean minimal hands-on involvement is needed once a burn starts.
Can it be moved between multiple job sites?
Yes — that’s the core advantage over the stationary RAPID1000. Being trailer-mounted, it can be relocated as a project moves or as different sites need capacity at different times.
How much ash is left after a cycle?
Typically only around 3% of the load remains as ash once the cool-down and de-ashing process is complete.
What's the difference between this and the stationary RAPID1000?
They share the same core high-capacity platform, but the Mobile version is trailer-mounted for relocation, while the stationary RAPID1000 is intended for a fixed, permanent site installation.
Call to Action
Need high-capacity incineration that can move with a project or serve more than one site?
Contact us with your expected deployment locations and timeline and we’ll confirm whether the RAPID1000 Mobile fits.
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