The TB sits between our SB and TB-AB models, giving cattle, sheep, and mixed-livestock operations a meaningful capacity increase without stepping all the way up to our largest standard unit. It’s built for farms handling regular cattle mortality alongside other livestock, where a 750 kg machine no longer has enough headroom but a full 2,000 kg unit would be more than the operation needs.
As with the rest of the range, it’s a top-loading, diesel/gas/biofuel-fired unit designed for daily on-farm use rather than occasional or emergency-only operation.
Key Benefits
- 1,300 kg load capacity — a mid-point option for cattle and mixed-livestock farms
- Positioned specifically to bridge the gap between mid-sized and large-capacity animal incinerators
- Triple-layered refractory lining and reinforced loading area, consistent with the rest of the range
- Touch-screen control panel with automatic cycle logging
- Runs on diesel, propane, natural gas, or biofuel
Specifications Snapshot
- Load capacity: 1,300 kg per cycle
- Loading method: top
- Fuel options: diesel, LPG, natural gas, biofuel
- Exact chamber dimensions and gas retention specifications available on request
Ideal For
- Cattle operations with regular mortality volumes
- Mixed-livestock farms outgrowing a 750 kg unit
- Producers who don't yet need our largest 2,000 kg model
- Farms wanting headroom for herd growth without over-buying capacity today
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose the TB over the larger TB-AB?
If your typical mortality volume doesn’t consistently require 2,000 kg of capacity, the TB gives you room to grow without the higher upfront cost of our largest standard unit. It’s worth comparing your actual volumes against both models before deciding.
Can the TB handle full-grown cattle?
It’s built with cattle disposal in mind, though for very large or frequent cattle mortality, the TB-AB’s reinforced loading area and larger chamber may be a better long-term fit. We can help you compare based on your typical animal sizes.
What if we're not sure whether we need the TB or TB-AB?
That’s a common question — share your herd size, typical mortality rate, and any seasonal spikes, and we’ll walk you through which model actually fits your numbers rather than guessing.
Call to Action
Not sure whether the TB or a larger model is the right call?
Send us your herd size and mortality patterns and we’ll give you a straight recommendation.
Speak to our team today!