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Cooling Solutions for Cadaver Storage
Reliable cadaver coolers, freezers and racks for anatomy labs, medical schools and morgues. Closed 34–40°F storage. Coolers from $8,138.11.
Cooling Solutions for Cadaver Storage
American Mortuary Coolers builds cooling solutions for cadaver storage in medical schools, anatomy labs, hospital morgues, medical examiner offices and research facilities. Our coolers, freezers and racks help institutions meet the ethical and legal standards that come with every donated body, so each decedent is handled, stored and studied with dignity. Every system is a reliable mortuary cooling solution with U.S.-brand refrigeration and a published price.
- 34–40°FCadaver cooler holding range on upright models
- 2 to 120+ bodiesUprights, walk-ins and multi-tier racking
- Coolers and freezersShort-term holding and long-term preservation
- Published pricesBuilt in Johnson City, Tennessee
Cadaver Storage by Program Size
Upright Cadaver Coolers2 to 4 bodies, 115V plug-inFrom $8,138.11
Walk-In Cadaver Coolers6x8 through large-program roomsFrom $8,825.00
Cadaver FreezersWalk-in and upright freezersFrom $11,380.00
Cadaver Storage Racks2- to 5-tier roller and cantileverFrom $939.55
| Program | Typical setup | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| Small anatomy lab or hospital morgue | 2- to 4-body upright cadaver cooler | 2, 3 & 4 body coolers |
| Body donor program or medical school | Walk-in cooler with multi-tier racks and trays | Anatomy program coolers |
| Long-term preservation | Walk-in or upright mortuary freezer | Mortuary freezers |
| Medical examiner or coroner | Walk-in cooler, bariatric uprights, lifts | Cadaver storage systems |
| High-volume holding | Walk-in with 4- and 5-tier racks | 12-body coolers |
Prices are base configurations. Options are priced on each model page and freight is calculated at checkout.
Dignity, Ethics and Record-Keeping
Donated bodies carry obligations to donors, families and regulators. Morgue refrigeration that holds a steady temperature, closed storage that protects privacy, and tray systems that keep every decedent identified all support the ethical handling of cadavers.
- Closed, gasketed storage instead of open shelving
- Individual trays and tier positions for clear identification
- Steady holding temperature with U.S.-brand refrigeration
- Printable owner's manual and maintenance log with every cooler
- Roller tiers and lifts that reduce manual handling
- Bariatric-width uprights and heavy-rated racks for larger donors
Your institution remains responsible for its donor-program, anatomical-gift and recordkeeping requirements. AMC equipment supports those procedures; it does not replace them.
Racks, Trays and Lifts for Cadaver Coolers
A walk-in cadaver cooler holds as many bodies as its racking allows. AMC side-loading, end-loading and cantilever racks run from 2 to 5 tiers, and 29" polyethylene storage boards fit the extra-large positions. See the cadaver racks guide, mortuary lift systems and cadaver dissection tables to finish the room.
Procurement Codes
| System | Code | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Federal Supply Class / NATO Supply Classification | 4110 | Refrigeration Equipment, which includes mortuary refrigerators |
| NAICS | 333415 | Commercial and industrial refrigeration equipment manufacturing |
| UNSPSC | 42261804 / 42261806 | Morgue cabinet refrigerators / morgue freezers |
| NIGP | 410-42 | Mortuary furniture, including refrigerators |
| CSI MasterFormat | 11 78 13 | Mortuary refrigerators |
These are catalog references for purchasing systems. They do not indicate a GSA Schedule, government contract or agency approval.
Questions
What temperature is used for cadaver storage?
Short-term cadaver coolers typically hold 34–40°F, the range AMC upright models are built for. Programs that keep donors for long periods add a mortuary freezer.
How many cadavers can a walk-in cooler hold?
It depends on floor size and rack layout. A 4- or 5-tier rack holds four or five bodies in one footprint, so racking usually sets the count more than the room.
Do you supply medical schools and anatomy programs?
Yes. Coolers, freezers, racks, trays, lifts and dissection tables are sold online with published prices or on a purchase order.
Need a reliable mortuary cooling solution?
Order online, send a purchase order, or call 1-888-792-9315.
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