Deer extermination decomposition processing device "CK-600"
Deer extermination decomposition processing device 'CK-600'
We propose a third processing method that is circular, rather than the conventional "burial or incineration."
The deer extermination decomposition processing device "CK-600" is a product developed by applying the technology of our company's bio-toilet. The damage caused by wildlife is a nationwide issue, and the methods for disposing of exterminated animals are limited to either "burying or burning," both of which place a significant burden on the workers. The "CK-600" allows for the direct input of exterminated animals without the need for cutting them up, thereby reducing the burden on workers related to hygiene issues, securing burial locations, and burial operations. In experiments conducted with an approximately 80-kilogram Ezo deer, the animal decomposed and disappeared within about two weeks, leaving only thick bones. If the remaining thick bones are crushed and reintroduced, they will also decompose and disappear. Of course, animals other than deer, such as wild boars and foxes, can also be processed. For more detailed information, please check our company website.
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Deer extermination decomposition processing device 'CK-600' W7200×D1230×H1645mm (Height to exhaust pipe 3274mm) Weight 4500kg Shipping costs separate *Please contact us for pricing and delivery time.*
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It is adopted by municipalities in Honshu.
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