Poultry mortality has to be handled the day it happens. Pathogens spread in hours, not days, and rendering pickup adds vehicle movements onto a site that should stay closed. AIS poultry incinerators give you a fast, bio-secure, on-site route — with the DEFRA documentation already in place.
Capacities run from a 110 kg AIS 09 for smallholdings to the AIS 3860 used in national-scale Avian Influenza response. Every model meets the 850°C / 2-second secondary chamber rule under EU 1069/2009 and DEFRA ABP controls.
Sized for your bird count
- Smallholding & free-range — AIS 09 / AIS 025
- Broiler 30k–60k bird unit — AIS 025 / 026
- Layer & breeder farms — AIS 033 / 040
- Processor & multi-site — AIS 055 / 064
- AI outbreak response — AIS 1250 / 1870 / 2650
- National disease control — AIS 3860 (950 kg/hr)
Bio-secure routine and emergency disposal
Daily mortality, depopulation events and AI outbreak response are all handled by the same machine. Loadable-while-running models (025 and up) keep the cycle running through the working day — there's no waiting for the chamber to cool between batches.
Every cycle is logged via the PLC, giving you a complete audit trail for APHA and Trading Standards inspections.
Why poultry farms choose AIS
- Lowest fuel burn per kg in independent field tests
- Refractory life measured in years, not seasons
- 3-year warranty as standard
- Globally stocked spares — burners, thermocouples, refractory
- UK and US service teams on call
- Trusted in DEFRA AI response since the 1990s
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Frequently asked questions
Which Cyclone is right for a broiler farm?+
Most UK broiler operations choose the AIS 025 or 026 Cyclone — sized for daily mortality of a 30,000–60,000 bird unit.
Are AIS poultry incinerators suitable for AI outbreak response?+
Yes. The larger Cyclones (1250, 1870, 2650, 3860) are routinely deployed for emergency disposal under APHA-led avian influenza control programmes.
How quickly can a Cyclone be commissioned?+
Most installations are commissioned within a day on a prepared concrete base, with operator training included.