Medical incinerators are made to burn dangerous substances at high temperatures while being safe to use. No harmful gases are released into the environment thanks to the process.

The possibility of contagious diseases spreading through medical/hospital waste makes it a biohazard. If the situation spirals out of control, especially in urban areas, it could become a serious crisis that poses hazards to the environment and public health. This is why managing medical waste is crucial, and hospitals are in charge of doing so since they have a specific procedure for sorting various sorts of waste. The necessity to treat various waste kinds differently makes waste separation crucial. To ensure total destruction, for example, pharmaceutical waste needs higher temperatures.