The MP200 steps up from the MP100 for clinics and mid-sized facilities generating between 150 and 300 kg of clinical waste a day. Like the rest of the MP series, it’s a front-loading unit built around a hot hearth heating system, so waste is heated evenly from below the chamber floor rather than leaving cooler pockets where moisture-heavy material can survive a burn cycle.
It’s commonly specified for facilities in the 150 to 300 occupied-bed range, and is also available as a fully containerised option for sites that want the unit housed in a self-contained, weatherproof enclosure rather than a dedicated building.
Key Benefits
- Mid-sized chamber for facilities that have outgrown the MP100
- Front-loading, reloadable design for handling waste as it's generated
- Hot hearth 360-degree heating for consistent combustion of high-moisture waste
- Available as a fully containerised unit for sites without a dedicated building
- 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: 150–300 kg
- Chamber volume: approximately 0.57 m³
- Loading method: front-loading, reloadable through the cycle
- 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 (roughly 150–300 occupied beds)
- Regional clinics and healthcare facilities
- Sites wanting a containerised, self-contained installation
- Government and aid-program healthcare facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the MP200 different from the MP100?
It has a larger chamber — roughly 0.57 m³ versus 0.38 m³ — giving it double the daily capacity, up to 300 kg versus 150 kg, while using the same front-loading, hot hearth design.
Can the MP200 be installed in a container instead of a building?
Yes, a fully containerised version is available for sites that don’t have a dedicated building to house the unit in.
What hospital size is the MP200 suited to?
It’s typically specified for facilities in the 150 to 300 occupied-bed range, though actual waste volume rather than bed count is the more precise sizing factor.
Call to Action
Outgrowing a smaller unit, or setting up a mid-sized facility?
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