Medical waste refers to the polluting waste produced by hospitals that comes into contact with patients' blood, body, etc. The waste generated by medical institutions in their daily medical and health activities, which has direct or indirect infectivity, toxicity, and other hazards, specifically includes infectious, pathological, injurious, pharmaceutical, and chemical waste. Medical waste includes used cotton balls, gauze, adhesive tape, wastewater, disposable medical equipment, postoperative waste, expired drugs, and so on. Medical waste is highly harmful, characterized by spatial pollution, acute viral transmission, and latent transmission. Its viruses and pathogens are tens, hundreds, or even thousands of times more harmful than ordinary household waste. If handled improperly, it will cause serious pollution to the environment and may also become the source of the epidemic, posing a serious threat to human health. However, many medical institutions are currently littering medical waste, seriously polluting the local environment and urban aesthetics.

           Professional medical Incineration can be selected for the treatment of medical waste that has been piled up for a long time and is difficult to be treated. Our medical Incineration adopts high-temperature pyrolysis technology, and the high temperature above 850 ℃ does not produce black smoke and odor. Incineration technology is suitable for various infectious medical waste, and requires a high and stable furnace temperature in the incinerator during incineration. Good oxygen mixing conditions, sufficient gas residence time, and harmless disposal of emitted smoke and residue. Secondly, we are the source manufacturer of medical waste treatment equipment, with multiple project customer cases, and a professional technical team to help you solve the medical waste problem one-on-one. In the long run, long-term disposal of medical waste is not the ultimate solution, and how to handle it environmentally and effectively is the current focus of our attention. The environmental treatment of medical waste requires efforts in equipment quality. Only in this way can we fill the gaps in the disposal capacity of medical waste and achieve the goal of environmental protection treatment of medical waste.