Roadkill, feral culls and incursion response — disposed of on your terms
Regional councils and biosecurity programmes deal constantly with roadkill, pest control and incursion waste. An on-programme incinerator is a frictionless, budgeted utility purchase.
What's costing you right now
Constant, unpredictable disposal volume
Roadkill, pest-control culls and incursion events generate waste that has to be dealt with compliantly and fast.
Compliance and consent scrutiny
Disposal has to stand up to air-discharge consent conditions and public scrutiny.
What owning the machine changes
Budget-fit, sign-off-ready
A defined capital item that fits within allocated programme budget — often a fast internal approval.
Engineered to consent conditions
Dual-chamber design and emissions documentation to support air-discharge requirements.
Response-ready capacity
The i8-500A handles up to 450 kg/hr; larger continuous-feed line systems are available for incursion response and major culls.
Councils carry allocated budget and recurring disposal needs (roadkill, feral goats/pigs/wallabies, incursion response) — a high-fit, sign-off-ready purchase.
Recommended machines
A sensible starting point for councils & biosecurity.
Get a quote
Tell us about your operation and we'll come back with the right machine and indicative pricing — usually within one business day.