The TB-AB is the largest machine in our standard animal incinerator range, built for cattle operations and large agricultural cooperatives dealing with bigger animals and higher mortality volumes. A single 2,000 kg load can take roughly 2 full-grown cows, or the equivalent in smaller livestock — around 14 sheep, 14 pigs, or 5 bacon sows.
Because it’s built to handle larger carcasses, the loading area includes a reinforced front guard so the chamber can take heavier impact from loading by tractor or telehandler, something smaller models aren’t built for.
Key Benefits
- Our largest standard chamber — 2,000 kg per load — sized for full-grown cattle
- Reinforced front loading guard to withstand tractor or telehandler loading, not just manual or bin-tipper loading
- Large 4.18 m³ chamber for handling bigger carcasses without multiple cycles
- Triple-layered refractory construction built for sustained heavy-duty use
- Touch-screen control with automatic data logging
- Runs on diesel, propane, natural gas, or biofuel
Specifications Snapshot
- Load capacity: 2,000 kg per cycle
- Chamber volume: approximately 4.18 m³
- Loading method: top, with reinforced heavy-load guard
- Gas retention time: 2 seconds
- Fuel options: diesel, LPG, natural gas, biofuel
Ideal For
- Cattle and dairy operations with regular full-grown mortality
- Large agricultural cooperatives serving multiple farms
- Sites loading carcasses by tractor or telehandler rather than by hand
- Operations needing our highest standard-range capacity
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cattle can the TB-AB process per day?
Each load takes roughly 2 full-grown cows, and depending on your operating hours you may be able to run more than one cycle per day. Tell us your typical daily cattle mortality and we’ll confirm expected throughput.
Why does this model need a reinforced loading guard?
Because full-grown cattle are typically loaded with machinery rather than by hand, the front of the chamber needs to withstand that impact without damaging the refractory lining — smaller models loaded manually don’t need this reinforcement.
Is the TB-AB the right choice for a cooperative serving several farms?
It’s a common fit for that use case, since a cooperative often needs to handle larger, less predictable volumes than a single farm. We can help size it against your combined membership’s typical mortality.
Call to Action
Handling regular cattle mortality or serving multiple farms through a cooperative?
Contact us with your typical volumes and loading method and we’ll confirm the TB-AB fits your operation.
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Speak to our team today!