Chore-Time Incinerators

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Chore-Time Agricultural Incinerators

Features of Chore-Time Incinerators

Benefits of Chore-Time Incinerators

Chore-Time Incinerator Specification Chart

Efficient combustion technology
Easy to use
Biosecure and sanitary
Capacities from 200 to 850 pounds (91 to 386 kg)
Proven, quality incineration since 1962

Features of Chore-Time Incinerators

Stainless steel stack cap with added material for longer life.
Counter-balanced arm design and mounting location for greater door strength and smoother operation.
Ventilation ports dissipate excess heat during operation.
Double wall thickness on side section of chamber top for added strength and longer life.
Easier-to-move skid base design for added strength and balance.
Lower unit height for easier loading.

Benefits of Chore-Time Incinerators

Rapid incineration means low fuel consumption.
Thick refractory lining in main chamber retains heat and increases efficiency.
Waste can be destroyed as fast as it accumulates (under normal conditions with a properly sized unit).
Timer operation with auto-ignition (no pilots to light).
Easier loading and ash removal with lower profile and improved doors.
Single burner requires less maintenance.
Constructed of heat-resistant aluminized steel, stainless steel and industrial strength refractory for long life.
Continuous-welded bottom seams for added durability and no grates to replace.

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Broilers

Breeders

Turkeys

Model A200 200 pounds (91 kg) capacity 6.3 cubic foot (0.18) m³ chamber	40,000	30,000	10,000
Model A400 400 pounds (181 kg) capacity 12.0 cubic foot (0.36 m³) chamber	80,000	60,000	20,000
Model A500 500 pounds (227 kg) capacity 14.7 cubic foot (0.42m³) chamber	100,000	70,000	25,000
Model A850 850 pounds (386 kg) capacity 26.5 cubic foot (0.75 m³) chamber	175,000	120,000	42,500

Base the size of your incinerator on the total pounds of loss (expected flock mortality) that will need to be incinerated each day. Plan to operate the incinerator only once per day when the flock is young. Sizing your unit this way builds in expansion capacity as birds grow older and heavier. Two burns per day is considered maximum capacity.

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