We have always prided ourselves by saying that Haat Incinerators are working in more than 40 countries of the world, stretching from east to west, north to south.

In this blog, we would like to take the example of Mongolia, the land of Genghis Khan, where we have supplied our model GD incinerators for biomedical waste disposal way back in 2005. 

Mongolia is a land of vast, unspoiled wilderness, known for long as the end of the earth. A country where 30% of the population are nomadic tribes, from the mountains of the north to the Gobi Desert's "Singing Sands" in the south.  There is not much else known about this country.  Not many visitors here and yet the people living here have found applications for Haat incinerators.

The company that imported this machine repeated the orders several times because of the very good performance given by the GD incinerator.

The GD  incinerator is of a special design where a single burner burns waste and after-burns the products of combustion effectively, giving no visible smoke at all. The emissions have been found quite satisfactory and within the limits prescribed in many locations.

The customer imported a total of 7 GD model incinerators between the years 2005 and 2007 due to the good work done by the system to the satisfaction of the end users.  We have been able to support the supplies with spares and suggestions for good operation and maintenance over a period of time.

Another example of a Haat incinerator working in a remote part of the world!