Non-hazardous waste incinerators for portable incineration

• Rapid and complete combustion: Portable incinerators generate a whirlwind of fire and intense heat, fully burning waste materials and reducing ash volumes.
• Safe and environmentally compliant: Incinerators meet EPA requirements for burning non-hazardous refuse, supporting responsible on-site disposal.
• Portable and adaptable: Easily deployed at locations with limited facilities for disposing of waste or in remote communities.
• Reduces waste management costs: Minimises transport and disposal fees while allowing on-site incineration of general and food waste.
• Handles diverse waste types: Burns oily rags, waste oils, and other burnable waste products without smoke.

SpillPro supplies SmartAsh incinerators to suit a range of operational requirements. Simply load a 208L open-head steel drum, light the load and clamp on the lid.

• Cyclonic barrel burner: Efficient, compact burner ideal for remote or temporary locations.
• Open-head steel drum compatible: Simple, durable design for controlled burning of general waste.
• Mobile incinerator configuration: Fully transportable unit suitable for remote communities and expedition bases.

A properly configured system ensures safe, efficient incineration with minimal environmental impact. SpillPro provides training and commissioning to help teams operate portable incinerator units confidently and meet permitting requirements.

Key deployment considerations:

• Positioning: Place in a well-ventilated area to maintain clean combustion and reduce smoke.
• Fuel selection: Use approved burnable waste, such as food scraps, waste oils, or other non-hazardous materials.
• Operation: Follow user guidelines to safely light and maintain combustion without smoke.
• Ash handling: Remove residual ash safely and recycle where appropriate.
• Maintenance: Inspect drums for wear and ensure safe handling of units between burns.

Portable incinerator units are ideal for any organisation managing non-hazardous waste with limited disposal infrastructure. They provide on-site solutions where transport or permanent facilities are unavailable.

Common industries include:

• Remote communities and expedition bases
• Local councils and community health services
• Mining, resources, and industrial sites
• Defence installations and training grounds
• Hospitals and health facilities for non-infectious waste