Capacity Simulation & Machine Efficiency in Pet Aquamation
A Practical Guide for Pet Aftercare Businesses in Thailand & Vietnam
If you’re considering investing in a Pet Aquamation machine, one of the most frequently asked questions we receive is:
“How many animals can be processed per day?”
“How long does one cycle take?”
“What if I receive high daily volume?”
This article will help you understand cycle capacity, daily throughput, and how to choose the right machine model based on your daily operational volume.
Processing Time Per Cycle
The average aquamation cycle duration is:
6 to 12 hours (depending on pet size and machine model)
- Mini Machines: ± 8 hours per cycle
- Medium Machines: ± 6–8 hours per cycle
Industrial Machines: ± 6 hours per cycle (parallel cycles possible)
Daily Capacity Simulation by Machine Type
Machine Type
Capacity per Cycle
Cycles per Day
MiniEco™
1–2 small pets
1 cycle
AquaFlex™ Pro
3–5 mixed pets
1–2 cycles
AquaMax™ Industrial
6–10 mixed pets
2+ parallel
Estimated Pets/Day
Ideal For
1–2 pets
Small clinics, rural areas
5–10 pets
Urban pet crematoriums
Up to 20+ pets
Regional-scale operators
You can expand capacity by running multiple machines in shifts or simultaneously.
Factors That Affect Efficiency
- Pet type and size
(Cats, small dogs vs. large dogs like Golden Retrievers) - Available operators
Trained staff improve turnover between cycles. - Quick drain & reheat system
Our latest models feature automated flushing and reheating. - Stable utilities
Essential for suburban Thailand or provincial Vietnam.
Operational Optimization Tips
- Run overnight cycles for time efficiency
- Assign 2 operators for rotating shifts
- Use IoT-based remote monitoring systems
- Consider a second unit investment if volume grows rapidly