Small incinerators are typically designed for specific industries

Small incinerators are typically designed for specific industries:

Medical and Hospital: Designed for processing infectious, cytotoxic, and pharmaceutical waste at high temperatures (typically 10–50 kg/h).

Agriculture and Livestock: Used for the biosafety disposal of dead livestock, poultry, and animal byproducts to prevent the spread of disease.

Home and General Use: Small units suitable for homes or small communities for processing organic waste, garden waste, or municipal waste.

Pet Cremation: Designed specifically for providing dignified and loving end-of-life care for pets in veterinary clinics or pet hospices.