Goat herds are often run on scattered or remote ground, and losses arrive in bursts around kidding. Waiting days for a fallen-stock collection means carcasses stored on farm, scavengers attracted to the ground and collection vehicles crossing your biosecurity line. An on-farm AIS Cyclone closes that gap.
Capacities run from the compact AIS 09 for smallholdings and hobby herds up to the larger frames used for whole-herd disease-control response. Every model incorporates an integral secondary chamber designed to maintain at least 850°C for a minimum two-second residence time.
Sized for your herd
- Smallholding & hobby herd — AIS 09
- Dairy goat unit — AIS 025
- Commercial meat herd — AIS 033 / 040
- Large multi-site herds — AIS 055 / 064
- Disease-control response — AIS 1250 and up
Kidding peaks and fallen stock
We size goat installations on peak weekly volume, not the annual average — kidding losses, weather events and sudden disease pressure all arrive at once. Loadable-while-running models keep the cycle going through the working day rather than forcing you to batch and store carcasses.
Every cycle is logged by the PLC, giving a complete audit trail for local inspections and operating records.
Why goat farmers choose AIS
- Low fuel burn per kg — important on remote ground
- Simple controls suited to seasonal staff
- Monolithic concrete lining with refractory life measured in years
- 3-year warranty as standard
- Globally stocked spares — burners, thermocouples, refractory
- UK and US service engineers on call
Recommended AIS Cyclone models
Related pages
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- Swine incinerators
- Equine incinerators
- Commercial incinerators
- Carcass incinerators
- Automatic loading incinerators
- Sheep & lamb incinerators
- Slaughterhouse incinerators
- Pet incinerators
- Incinerator servicing
- DEFRA servicing
- Spares & repairs
- Thermocouple replacement
- Spare parts catalog
Frequently asked questions
Which AIS Cyclone suits a typical goat herd?+
Most commercial dairy and meat herds run an AIS 025 or AIS 033 AIS Cyclone — enough capacity for kidding-season peaks and year-round fallen stock without batching carcasses.
Can one machine handle goats of all sizes?+
Yes. From kids to full-grown billies, the Cyclone range covers every weight class. We size on your peak weekly volume so kidding losses and sudden disease pressure are handled in a single cycle.
What combustion standard do AIS goat incinerators meet?+
Every AIS Cyclone incorporates an integral secondary chamber designed to maintain at least 850°C for a minimum two-second residence time, with a PLC cycle log to support local inspections.