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Incinerators Canada

Aquaculture Waste Incinerators

Aquaculture Incinerators for Fish Farms & Hatcheries in Canada

Fish and shellfish waste doesn’t burn like dry municipal waste, the high moisture content chokes out a standard incinerator’s combustion. Our aquaculture incinerators are purpose-built for exactly this problem, giving fish farms, hatcheries, and processing operations across Canada a way to destroy mortalities and fish farm waste on-site instead of paying to haul it away. If you’ve searched for an aquaculture incinerator, fish farm incinerator, or aquaculture waste disposal equipment, this is the equipment built specifically for that waste stream.

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Available Models

Aquaculture models are sized by daily waste volume, so fish farms and hatcheries of any scale can find the right fit for mortalities and processing by-products.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes an aquaculture incinerator different from a standard incinerator?
Aquaculture incinerators are engineered with burner and airflow systems designed for high-moisture waste, which standard incinerators handle poorly. Auxiliary fuel is still typically used, but the machine is built around wet organic waste rather than adapted after the fact.
It comes down to your daily or weekly waste volume, including mortalities and processing by-products. Share your estimated daily volume in Pound and we’ll recommend a model.

On-site incineration avoids the biosecurity risk of transporting mortalities between sites, cuts recurring haulage costs, and lets you destroy waste immediately rather than storing it while you wait for pickup especially valuable during a mortality event.

Yes. Aquaculture incinerators in our range are built to handle a mix of organic waste types generated by fish farms and hatcheries, including shellfish waste and processing residue.
Yes,Our units are designed with emissions performance in mind, and filtration can be added where a facility’s location or provincial rules call for it.