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Smokeless biomedical waste incinerator
INCECO treats infectious biomedical waste on site at hospitals, PHCs and laboratories. Twin electrically heated chambers and a multi-stage flue-gas train are designed to meet the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016.
The challenge
Infectious waste is a daily risk for every hospital
Our answer: INCECO destroys incinerable waste on site, the same day, with a cleaned, smokeless exhaust.
certified
Sept 2026
Independently certified
VJTI Mumbai certifies INCECO for biomedical waste
An independent third-party performance evaluation, thermal efficiency audit and emission test by VJTI found INCECO compliant with the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016, with stack emissions far below CPCB limits.
Recommended for final acceptance and deployment for on-site disposal.Independent third-party evaluation by the Civil & Environmental Engineering Dept., VJTI Mumbai · Report CEED/CON/4070/2026 · Tested at Thane Civil Hospital and Central Hospital, Ulhasnagar
Why choose it
Key benefits
Treat waste where it is generated
Infectious waste is destroyed on site, cutting storage time, handling and transport risk for your staff and the community.
Built for BMW compliance
The secondary chamber reaches about 1050 °C, the temperature prescribed for biomedical waste, before gases pass through the cleaning train.
Smokeless operation
A water scrubber, activated carbon and our patented corona-discharge smoke absorption unit clean the exhaust before release.
Sized to your facility
Batch models from 5–7 kg for PHCs and clinics up to 45–50 kg (INCECO-M) for district and civil hospitals.
How it works
From infectious waste to clean exhaust
Waste is burned in two stages at controlled temperatures, then the flue gas is cleaned in three further stages.
Ideal for
Where it is used
Installed at
- Thane Civil Hospital
- Central Hospital, Ulhasnagar
- Karjat Sub-District Hospital
- 12 primary health centres in Raigad district
View full technical specifications
| Technology | Twin-chamber, electrically heated smokeless incinerator |
| Primary chamber | About 800 °C |
| Secondary chamber | About 1050 °C for biomedical waste |
| Flue-gas treatment | Water scrubber, activated carbon and patented corona-discharge smoke absorption unit |
| Models | 5–7 kg per batch; 20–25 kg per batch; INCECO-M 45–50 kg per batch |
| Waste handled | Incinerable biomedical waste as defined in the BMW Rules, 2016 |
| Regulatory basis | Designed to the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016 |
| Independent testing | Stack tests on 12 units at Raigad-district PHCs (2022); Performance, thermal efficiency and emission evaluation certified by VJTI Mumbai (Report CEED/CON/4070/2026, September 2026) |
Electrical rating, footprint and price depend on the model. Ask for the datasheet for your capacity.
See it in action
Photos and video
Impact parameters
Impact we measure and report
Every installation is tracked against clear, verifiable parameters so you can report outcomes to regulators, boards and CSR committees.
52
INCECO units installed
Across hospitals, PHCs, municipalities and institutions, all models combined.
12
PHC units stack-tested
Raigad-district units tested in 2022 were within prescribed limits, with dioxins and heavy metals not detected.
Waste treated on site
Kilograms of biomedical waste destroyed per day and per month, logged per batch.
Emissions and temperature
Stack parameters and chamber temperatures recorded so you can show compliance at inspection.
Policy & SDG alignment
Aligned with national priorities and global goals
UN Sustainable Development Goals
Central government policy
Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016
Enables hospitals to treat incinerable waste to the temperatures and emission norms the rules prescribe.
Kayakalp (National Health Mission)
Strengthens the waste-management and infection-control scores public health facilities are assessed on.
Swachh Bharat Mission
Keeps hospital campuses and their surroundings free of open medical waste.
Prime Minister’s vision
Swachh Bharat
Clean, safe public health facilities across India.
Atmanirbhar Bharat and Make in India
Designed and manufactured in Maharashtra.
Viksit Bharat @2047
Modern, compliant health infrastructure down to the PHC level.
CSR alignment
Schedule VII (i)
Preventive health care and sanitation.
Schedule VII (iv)
Environmental sustainability and ecological balance.
Schedule VII (x)
Rural development, when deployed at rural PHCs and sub-district hospitals.
Testimonials
What our clients say
“Implementing a smokeless biomedical waste incinerator has significantly improved our community’s health and well-being. By eliminating harmful emissions, it ensures cleaner air and a safer environment for everyone.”
Vishal Wabhase
Pharmacy Officer, Thane Civil Hospital
“Switching to a smokeless biomedical waste incinerator has been a game-changer for our facility. Not only does it efficiently dispose of waste, but it also ensures a cleaner environment.”
Dr. Vijay Mhaskar
Medical Superintendent, Karjat Sub-District Hospital
Frequently asked questions
Questions about INCECO Biomedical Waste Incinerator
Which biomedical waste can INCECO treat?
INCECO is designed for incinerable biomedical waste as defined in the Bio-Medical Waste Management Rules, 2016, such as the waste streams the rules route to incineration. Our team confirms suitability for your waste mix during the site assessment.
Does INCECO meet the BMW Rules temperature requirements?
Yes. The primary chamber operates at about 800 °C and the secondary chamber at about 1050 °C, the temperature range prescribed for biomedical waste incineration, followed by a scrubber, activated carbon and a corona-discharge unit.
Which capacity should our hospital choose?
PHCs and clinics typically choose the 5–7 kg per batch model, mid-sized hospitals the 20–25 kg model, and district or civil hospitals the 45–50 kg INCECO-M. We size the unit from your daily waste generation.
Has INCECO been independently tested?
Stack tests on 12 INCECO units at Raigad-district PHCs in 2022 were within prescribed limits, with dioxins and heavy metals not detected. VJTI Mumbai is carrying out an independent performance and emission evaluation.
Can a BMW incinerator be funded through CSR?
Yes. Installing incinerators at government hospitals and PHCs qualifies under Schedule VII of the Companies Act (health care and sanitation, and environmental sustainability). We prepare CSR-ready proposals for funders.
Get a proposal
Get a proposal for your hospital
Share your daily biomedical waste quantity and location. Our engineers will recommend the right INCECO model and send a proposal within one working day.
- ✓ Free site and requirement assessment
- ✓ Recommended model and capacity
- ✓ Compliance and documentation support
- ✓ CSR and government funding guidance