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They look similar and both raise heavy loads, but a crematory scissor lift and a general morgue lift are built for different jobs. Choose by the task: aligning to a retort opening is not the same as transferring between a cot and a rack. Here's how to tell which one — or both — your facility needs.
A crematory scissor lift is built to raise a case to retort height and feed it in on a stable, aligned platform. A general morgue lift optimizes for flexible transfers between cot, table, and rack. The 1,000 lb Hydraulic Scissor Lift is rated for both cadaver transfer and retort loading, which is why mixed-use sites favor it.
Pure cremation operation feeding a retort all day? Start with crematory scissor lifts. Funeral home or morgue doing varied transfers? A general mortuary lift is more versatile. Our morgue lift buyer's guide compares hydraulic vs electric across both.
A scissor lift dedicated to the retort plus a mobile morgue lift for cooler and prep transfers covers every task without compromise. Outfitting a full crematory? See cremation equipment and crematory coolers.

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Some can — our 1,000 lb hydraulic scissor lift is rated for both. Heavy daily retort use is still best served by a dedicated crematory scissor lift.
Load path and height. Crematory scissor lifts are built to align to a retort; general morgue lifts optimize flexible cot-to-rack transfers.
Retort loading, transfers, or both — a technician will spec it free.