Sheep enterprises lose stock in bursts. Lambing, scald and fluke seasons concentrate mortality into short windows, often on remote ground where a fallen-stock collection can be days away. An on-farm AIS Cyclone closes that gap and keeps the flock, the ground and the farm road clear of collection vehicles.
Capacities run from the compact AIS 09 for smallholdings and hill units up to the larger frames used for whole-flock 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 flock
- Smallholding & hobby flock — AIS 09
- Hill and upland flocks — AIS 025
- Commercial lowland flock — AIS 033 / 040
- Large multi-site flocks — AIS 055 / 064
- Disease-control response — AIS 1250 and up
Lambing peaks and fallen stock
We size sheep installations on peak weekly volume, not the annual average — lambing 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 sheep farms 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
- Cattle incinerators
- Animal waste incinerators
- Agricultural incinerators
- Poultry incinerators
- Swine incinerators
- Equine incinerators
- Commercial incinerators
- Carcass incinerators
- Automatic loading 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 sheep flock?+
Most commercial flocks run an AIS 025 or AIS 033 AIS Cyclone — enough capacity for lambing-season peaks without batching carcasses.
Can one machine handle lambing-season peaks?+
Yes. Lambing concentrates losses into a few weeks, so we size on peak weekly volume rather than the annual average — usually one frame size above the year-round requirement.
What combustion standard do AIS sheep 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.