The GM750 is the mid-sized model in the GM series, built for health clinics, vaccination centres, hospitals, and laboratories generating up to 750 kg of general medical waste a day. Like the GM350, it’s a top-loading unit specifically suited to bulkier waste — surgical dressings, bed linen, mattresses — that would be awkward to feed through a front-loading door.
It carries the same construction as the rest of Addfield’s medical range: a triple-layered refractory chamber to hold heat efficiently, and a secondary chamber processing exhaust gases at a two-second retention time to keep the operation smoke- and odour-free.
Key Benefits
- Top-loading chamber sized for a meaningfully higher daily volume than the GM350
- Well suited to bulky waste items alongside standard bagged clinical waste
- Triple-layered refractory construction for fuel efficiency
- Reduces waste volume by up to roughly 97%
- Touch-screen control with automatic data logging
- Runs on diesel, propane, natural gas, or biofuel
Specifications Snapshot
- Daily capacity: up to 750 kg
- Chamber volume: approximately 1.54 m³
- Loading method: top-loading
- Gas retention time: 2 seconds at 1,100°C (in line with WHO guidance)
- Fuel options: diesel, LPG, natural gas, biofuel
Ideal For
- Mid-sized hospitals and healthcare networks
- Health clinics and vaccination centres with higher waste volumes
- Laboratories generating bulky waste alongside clinical material
- Facilities that have outgrown the GM350
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the GM750 compare to the GM350?
It’s roughly double the chamber size — 1.54 m³ versus 0.59 m³ — handling up to 750 kg a day rather than 350 kg, while keeping the same top-loading design suited to bulky items.
Can the GM750 handle standard bagged clinical waste as well as bulky items?
Yes, it handles a full mix of clinical waste categories, including yellow and red bag waste, alongside the bulkier items it’s particularly well suited to.
Should we choose the GM750 or the C100 for a similar daily volume?
It depends on your waste composition — the GM750 is top-loaded and built for bulkier items, while the C100 is a cylindrical, front-loaded design suited to high-plastic-content waste at a continuous hourly rate. Tell us what you’re disposing of and we’ll recommend the better fit.
Call to Action
Need to size equipment for a mid-sized facility generating both bagged and bulky medical waste?
Share your daily volume and typical waste mix and we’ll confirm the GM750 is the right fit.
Speak to our team today!