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Autopsy Tables, Pathology Lab Equipment & Dissection Stations | USA-Made, Factory-Direct for Medical Examiners, Hospitals & Forensic Labs
American Mortuary Coolers & Equipment is the only mortuary and pathology equipment manufacturer in the United States that sells factory-direct to the industry — no resellers, no distributors, no inflated pricing. Since 2009, we have equipped over 7,500 forensic laboratories, hospital morgues, medical examiner offices, coroner facilities, university anatomy programs, and funeral homes across all 50 states with USA-made stainless steel autopsy tables, pathology grossing stations, dissection stations, cadaver transport systems, vault morgue coolers, and complete lab casework — all manufactured in Johnson City, Tennessee and shipped factory-direct.
Some buyers simply call this equipment a morgue table — whether that's the term you searched, or you know it by its precise designation (autopsy table, dissection table, or grossing station), the configuration you need is on this page.
Whether you are outfitting a new county medical examiner facility, expanding a hospital morgue, equipping a university gross anatomy program, or upgrading a forensic science lab, every piece of equipment on this page ships from one source — the manufacturer — with full technical support, FREE Level 2 White-Glove Installation on qualifying orders, and financing available with approvals in as little as 24 hours. No Medline catalog. No distributor markup. No overseas assembly.
Call 1-888-792-9315 Monday–Friday 9AM–4:30PM Eastern. Same-day quotes. Showroom available by appointment in Johnson City, TN.
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Featured Autopsy & Pathology Products
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Vented Covered Autopsy Dissection Table — Model 1035-06DT-V Downdraft ventilation, covered stainless top — the preferred configuration for forensic pathology labs and hospital ME offices requiring formalin fume control. VIEW PRODUCT |
Electric Immersion Dissection Table — Model 1035-03P Electrically operated immersion table keeps cadaver fully submerged in fixative solution — the standard for semester-long university gross anatomy programs. VIEW PRODUCT |
Custom Pathology Grossing Station — AME Series Configured to spec for your hospital pathology department or ME office — specimen examination, tissue sampling, chain-of-custody workflow, factory-direct. VIEW PRODUCT |
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Adjustable Height Autopsy Table — Model 1035-8PAT Hydraulic height-adjustable autopsy table with foot pedal control — ergonomic workflow for multi-user medical examiner and hospital forensic pathology environments. VIEW PRODUCT |
Hydraulic Concealed Transport Cart — Model 1038-2ATH Dignified cadaver movement through hospital corridors — hydraulic lift, fully concealed top, stainless steel construction for hospital morgues and ME facilities. VIEW PRODUCT |
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Autopsy Tables · Dissection Tables · Grossing Stations · Anatomy Tables · Autopsy & Dissection Sinks · Pathology Fume Hoods
Autopsy & Pathology Planning Guides
New to specifying a pathology suite, or expanding an existing one? Our editorial team has published in-depth planning guides covering every stage — from room design to equipment selection:
- The Complete USPE Pathology & Autopsy Equipment Line — tables, immersion systems, grossing stations, transport, and more
- The Complete Guide to Autopsy Suite Design — space planning, ventilation, and budgets
- Dissection Table Specifications — steel grade, drainage, and warranty
- Pathology Grossing Stations — fume control, configuration, and workflow
- Equipping a University Gross-Anatomy Lab — immersion tables and teaching tools
- Cadaver Transport & Handling — concealed carts, bariatric trolleys, and lifts
- The Hospital Pathology Buying Guide — business case and procurement
- Integrating Coolers, Tables & Lab Equipment — workflow and layout
- Autopsy Room Ventilation & Compliance — ACH, negative pressure, filtration
- State-by-State Autopsy Requirements — coroner vs. ME systems and ACME
- Cadaver Preservation Methods — embalming, cold storage, and plastination
