Autonomous livestock fat processor

The easiest way to turn livestock fat into $10 per lb assets like schmaltz and tallow.

v1.0

Install a processor to make pure products on-site

Process fat the moment it's trimmed to produce the freshest, purest edible fats in the world.

AFP-100 Autonomous Fats Processor

35 lbs

Per cycle capacity

30 min

Per cycle

24" × 27"

Zero side clearance

24/7

Continuous operation

Features

304 Stainless Steel Construction
Low-Temp Render (200°F – 225°F)
Dual-Stage Mesh Filtration
Integrated Carbon Filtration (No Hood Required)
Standard 120V Plug — No Special Wiring

Launch an edible fats brand in minutes

Edible fats is a $56B market with 80% margins and a fast-growing consumer segment.

Tallow

Tallow

Wagyu beef fat, pure & premium

$12-18/lb

Market rate

Schmaltz

Schmaltz

Chicken fat, golden & rich

$10-15/lb

Market rate

Lard

Lard

Pork fat, silky smooth

$8-12/lb

Market rate

Ghee

Ghee

Clarified butter, nutty aroma

$14-20/lb

Market rate

Why not do it yourself?

At 1,500 lbs of fat per week, here's how the options compare.

Manual

The traditional way

375 hrs/wk

150 batches at 10 lbs each. Each batch takes 2-3 hours to grind, simmer, stir, and strain.

9 full-time employees
Inconsistent quality
Not scalable

Industrial Machine

Imported from China

$50K+

They work, but they're built for rendering plants, not restaurant kitchens.

Too large for back rooms
Requires special wiring
No local support
Recommended

Sadler Robotics

Autonomous Fats Processor

35 lbs / 30 min

Automatic operation with built-in agitation and filtration. Runs 24/7.

Fits in any back room
Standard 120V plug
Full service and support

Turn waste into $10 per lb

See how much you could earn with our revenue share model.

500 lbs

500 lbs5,000 lbs

Gross Revenue

$5,000

Your Take (60%)

$3,000

Retail Exemption

Under 9 CFR 303.1(d), you can render and sell on-site without USDA inspection if:

Rendering happens on-site
Sales under 75 lbs per customer
75%+ sold to household consumers

Ready to get started?