Mortuary stretchers support the removal and transfer application documented for each model. Pricing for TITAN 2-Piece Mortuary Cot Restraint Straps starts at $18.74 for the listed configuration.
Compare vehicle fit, mounting requirements and usable clearances with the exact cot or equipment being transported.
Every removal starts with the right stretcher. This is our full line of mortuary stretchers, cots and gurneys for funeral homes, removal services, coroners and hospital morgues, from lightweight folding stretchers to 1,000 lb bariatric cots, plus the trays, scoops, straps and vehicle decks that go with them.
Mortuary cots at a glance
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Folding stretchers, scoops and sleds
Stretcher, cot or gurney: what is the difference?
In deathcare the words overlap. A mortuary cot is a wheeled, height-adjustable stretcher that loads into a removal vehicle. A stretcher can be anything from a folding carry stretcher to a cot. A gurney is the everyday word for a wheeled stretcher, and in a morgue often means a cadaver cart. Our guide to gurney vs stretcher explains it in detail.
Shop by need
- Mortuary cots: every removal cot we make, side by side.
- First call removal cots: cots plus trays, scoops and straps for the removal kit.
- Bariatric mortuary cots: 1,000 lb cots and oversized accessories.
- Mortuary gurneys: cots and morgue carts for facility transport.
- Vehicle deck systems to secure cots in vans and SUVs.
Frequently asked questions
What weight capacity do I need?
Standard removals are covered by a 500 to 650 lb cot. Keep at least one 1,000 lb bariatric cot available; the TITAN 1200XL starts at $1,495.
Which cot is easiest for one person to load?
Loading height matters more than capacity. The TITAN 500T has a 32″ load-end height made for full-size vehicles, and the powered 1000-PMC1 lifts on battery power.
Do the cots come assembled?
The TITAN 500E ships fully assembled with a mattress pad, buckle-strap restraints and a fitted cover.
Can I finance cots or pay by purchase order?
Yes. Apply on our financing page, pay by card, or send a purchase order. Many buyers also use Section 179 to deduct the cost in the year the equipment goes into service.
Mortuary Cot Buying Guide
Choose a mortuary cot by load rating, loading height and weight. A 500 to 600 lb cot handles most removals, and a 1,000 lb bariatric cot covers oversized cases. A high-loading cot fits taller vehicles.
Best-Selling Mortuary Cots
Cot Covers, Straps and Vehicle Decks
Finish each cot with a TITAN Extreme cot pouch or cot cover, a restraint strap, and a vehicle deck system for your van or SUV.
Mortuary Cot FAQ
What is a mortuary cot?
A mortuary cot is a wheeled, height-adjustable stretcher used to remove the deceased from a home, hospital or scene and load them into a removal vehicle. Mortuary cots lock at several heights, carry restraint straps and a pad, and are rated by load capacity.
How much does a mortuary cot cost?
The TITAN 500E standard mortuary cot is $895, the TITAN PRO S 650 is $1,397, and the 1,000 lb TITAN 1200XL bariatric cot is $1,495.
How much weight can a mortuary cot hold?
Our cots are rated from 500 lb for the TITAN 500E to 1,000 lb for the TITAN 1200XL and PRO XL bariatric cots.
What is the difference between a mortuary cot and an ambulance stretcher?
A mortuary cot is built for removals and loading into a funeral vehicle, and usually comes with a cot cover. An ambulance stretcher is built for patient care. We carry both, including the TITAN EMS Pro X-Frame ambulance stretcher.
Do you sell mortuary cot covers?
Yes. TITAN PRO cot covers and TITAN Extreme cot pouches come in several colors and fit standard and oversized cots. See mortuary cot accessories.
Is financing available?
Financing is available through Shop Pay, including 0% offers with approved credit.