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Cadaver Storage Racks for University Anatomy Programs
Anatomy and gross-lab programs store embalmed donors for months or years, not days — a different challenge than a funeral home's working cooler. Racks for these programs need long-term durability, freezer compatibility for extended holds, and configurations that respect donor dignity and chain-of-custody. Here's how to spec cadaver storage for an institution.

Long-term storage changes the spec
Extended holds mean racks live in freezer or deep-cold environments far longer than in a funeral setting. Choose welded stainless built for that exposure, and consider open-side cantilever racks for easy access during teaching rotations. Browse cadaver storage racks.
Match racks to institutional cold storage
Anatomy programs typically pair racks with dedicated anatomy program cadaver coolers or university cadaver lab equipment. For long-term holds, freezer-rated storage matters — our team can spec the cooler and rack together.
Capacity and growth planning
Donor numbers fluctuate year to year, so plan headroom. Our 3-tier vs 4-tier guide covers capacity per footprint, and institutional purchase orders are welcome.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these racks rated for long-term freezer storage?
Yes — we spec welded stainless racks for extended cold and freezer holds common in anatomy programs. Tell us your hold times and we'll confirm.
Do you accept university purchase orders?
Yes. Government and institutional POs are welcome, with quotes typically in 24 hours.
Outfitting an anatomy lab?
Send your donor capacity and hold times for a free institutional quote.







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