A mortuary cooler is professional refrigeration equipment designed specifically for funeral homes and mortuaries to preserve deceased individuals. Our mortuary coolers maintain precise temperature control and provide secure, dignified storage. View our product combination packages for available options.

Mortuary coolers use advanced refrigeration systems to maintain controlled temperatures between 34-38°F. Our units feature dual refrigeration for reliability and include Microban® antimicrobial protection. For detailed technical information, contact our team.

We offer several mortuary cooler configurations:

• Single-unit mortuary coolers (1-2 body capacity)
• Multi-unit mortuary cooler systems (4-8+ body capacity)
• Walk-in mortuary cooler rooms
• Portable mortuary coolers for mobile operations

Explore our complete equipment bundles to find the right solution.

Capacity depends on your funeral home's average volume and facility size. Small funeral homes typically need 2-4 body capacity, while larger facilities require 8+ capacity. Request a consultation to determine the right size for your operation.

Our mortuary coolers come in various capacities:

• 2-body capacity (small funeral homes)
• 4-body capacity (mid-size facilities)
• 6-body capacity (larger operations)
• 8+ body capacity (high-volume facilities)
• Custom multi-unit configurations available

See our product packages for specific options.

Professional mortuary coolers maintain temperatures between 34-38°F, the standard range for deceased preservation. This temperature range prevents decomposition while ensuring proper environmental conditions. Our units feature precise temperature control systems.

Mortuary cooler pricing varies based on capacity, features, and specifications. Pricing ranges from entry-level units to premium multi-body systems. For transparent pricing and options, contact our sales team or explore our financing options.

Yes, modern mortuary coolers are designed with energy efficiency in mind. Our units feature insulation, efficient compressors, and smart temperature controls to minimize energy consumption. This helps reduce operational costs for your funeral home.

Yes! We offer flexible financing options for mortuary coolers, including extended payment plans and lease-to-own programs. Our financing makes professional-grade equipment affordable for funeral homes of all sizes.

Microban® is an antimicrobial protection system that inhibits bacteria, mold, and mildew growth on mortuary cooler surfaces. This feature maintains cleanliness and hygiene standards, providing an added layer of protection for your equipment investment.

Quality mortuary coolers last 15-20+ years with proper maintenance. Our units are built with durable materials and backed by comprehensive warranties. Regular maintenance extends the lifespan of your equipment investment.

Regular maintenance includes:

• Daily cleaning and sanitization
• Temperature monitoring
• Annual professional inspections
• Compressor servicing every 2-3 years
• Refrigerant checks and maintenance

Contact us for detailed maintenance guidelines.

Yes, we offer quality used mortuary coolers at significant savings. Read our Essential Guide to Finding Used Freezers to learn how to evaluate quality used equipment.

Mortuary coolers are specifically engineered for funeral home operations with specialized temperature control, larger capacity, professional-grade construction, and features like Microban protection. Standard freezers are not designed for this critical application.

Yes, we offer mortuary coolers with reinforced construction and increased weight capacity specifically designed for bariatric accommodation. Request a consultation to discuss options for your facility.

We provide nationwide shipping and delivery for mortuary coolers via professional freight carriers. Large units are delivered by LTL freight, while smaller equipment uses standard shipping. Full tracking is provided.

Our mortuary coolers come with 1-year manufacturer's warranties covering frame, refrigeration components, and mechanical systems. Extended warranty options are available. Contact us for details.

An embalming table is a specialized workstation used in funeral homes and mortuaries for the embalming process. Professional embalming tables feature drainage systems, adjustable height, and ergonomic design for safe, efficient operation.

Professional embalming tables include:

• Porcelain top embalming tables (durable, easy to clean)
• Stainless steel embalming tables (corrosion resistant)
• Hydraulic lift embalming tables (adjustable height)
• Portable embalming tables (for mobile operations)
• Specialty embalming tables (bariatric, pediatric)

Key features include:

• Durable, easy-to-clean surfaces
• Proper drainage and waste management
• Adjustable height for ergonomic operation
• Weight capacity (bariatric options available)
• Professional construction and materials

Consult with our team about specifications.

Standard professional embalming tables measure approximately 6.5 feet long and 2.5 feet wide, with adjustable heights typically ranging from 28 to 40 inches. This dimensions accommodate most deceased individuals and allow proper working positions for mortuary professionals.

Embalming table pricing varies based on features, materials, and specifications. Standard professional tables range from basic to premium options with advanced features. For specific pricing and financing options, contact our sales team.

2026 model embalming tables feature the latest advancements in mortuary equipment design, including improved ergonomics, better drainage systems, and enhanced durability. Modern embalming tables incorporate professional-grade materials and innovative features for funeral home professionals.

Yes, professional embalming tables feature hydraulic or manual height adjustment systems. This allows mortuary professionals to set optimal working heights for safety, comfort, and efficiency during the embalming process.

Professional embalming tables use:

• Porcelain surfaces (durable, sanitary)
• Stainless steel frames (corrosion resistant)
• Steel or aluminum construction
• Commercial-grade drainage systems
• Professional sealants and finishes

Maintenance includes:

• Daily cleaning with appropriate disinfectants
• Proper drainage system maintenance
• Regular inspection of mechanical components
• Professional servicing of hydraulic systems
• Annual deep cleaning and sanitization

Yes, we offer bariatric embalming tables with reinforced construction and increased weight capacity (500-1000+ lbs). These specialty tables ensure safe and dignified handling of all deceased individuals.

Professional embalming tables come with manufacturer warranties covering structural components and mechanical systems. Extended warranty options are available. Contact us for specific warranty details.

We provide nationwide shipping and delivery for embalming tables. Professional freight carriers handle large equipment, and we provide installation support. Request a consultation for delivery details.

Morgue equipment refers to specialized workstations and refrigeration systems used in medical examiner's offices, coroners' offices, and mortuary facilities. This includes autopsy tables, refrigeration units, and supporting equipment for professional deceased processing and examination.

An autopsy table is a specialized work surface used in medical examiner's offices and forensic facilities for post-mortem examinations. Professional autopsy tables feature:

• Stainless steel construction
• Built-in drainage systems
• Lifting mechanisms
• Professional-grade surfaces
• Adjustable positioning capabilities

An autopsy sink station is a specialized washing and fluid disposal system used in medical examiner's offices and forensic facilities. Professional autopsy sink stations feature stainless steel construction, specialized drainage, and professional-grade fixtures designed for safe operation in forensic environments.

A morgue table (also called a mortuary table) is a specialized workstation used in funeral homes, mortuaries, and medical examiner's offices. Professional morgue tables feature durable surfaces, proper drainage, and construction materials suitable for professional deceased processing.

Professional autopsy tables include:

• Fixed autopsy tables (stationary workstations)
• Hydraulic lift autopsy tables (adjustable height)
• Mobile autopsy tables (for flexible layout facilities)
• Specialty autopsy tables (pediatric, bariatric)
• Multi-station autopsy suite configurations

Professional autopsy tables use:

• Stainless steel surfaces and frames
• Corrosion-resistant construction
• Commercial-grade drainage systems
• Professional sealants and finishes
• Heavy-duty mechanical components

Morgue equipment pricing varies significantly based on type, specifications, and features. Autopsy tables, sink stations, and related equipment range from standard to premium options. For specific pricing and financing options, contact our team.

Professional morgue equipment, including autopsy tables and sink stations, typically lasts 20+ years with proper maintenance. Quality construction and regular servicing extend equipment life and protect your facility investment.

Maintenance includes:

• Daily cleaning with appropriate disinfectants
• Drainage system maintenance
• Regular inspection of mechanical components
• Professional servicing of hydraulic/mechanical systems
• Annual deep cleaning and sanitization

Yes, we offer bariatric-rated autopsy and morgue tables with reinforced construction and increased weight capacity (1000+ lbs). These specialty tables ensure safe and professional handling of all individuals.

Specimen refrigeration systems are specialized equipment used in medical facilities, laboratories, and pathology departments to preserve biological samples and specimens. Read our detailed guide on Specimen Refrigerators Explained.

Professional autopsy facilities typically maintain cooler temperatures between 34-40°F for proper specimen and deceased preservation. Our mortuary coolers and refrigeration systems provide precise temperature control required for forensic and medical examination operations.

2026 model morgue equipment features modern innovations including improved ergonomics, better drainage systems, enhanced safety features, and advanced materials. Professional morgue facilities benefit from updated equipment designs that improve efficiency and safety.

Equipment selection depends on:

• Facility size and available space
• Average volume of deceased
• Types of services offered
• Budget and financing options
• Future growth projections

Request a consultation to assess your specific needs.

Size needs depend on:

• Average daily/weekly volume
• Peak season requirements
• Available facility space
• Multi-unit vs. single-unit configuration
• Special handling requirements (bariatric, etc.)

Our team can help determine the optimal configuration.

Space requirements vary by model. Standard mortuary coolers typically require:

• Minimum 6.5 feet length
• Minimum 2.5-3 feet width
• 7-8 feet ceiling height (with ventilation)
• Adequate clearance around unit

Contact us for specific space calculations.

This decision depends on:

• Facility layout and available space
• Volume of deceased handled
• Service offerings (embalming, viewings, etc.)
• Redundancy needs (backup capacity)
• Operational preferences

Our product packages offer various configurations.

Yes, many funeral homes start with a smaller mortuary cooler and add additional units as the business grows. Our modular equipment approach allows expansion without replacing existing systems. Plan your facility layout accordingly.

Mortuary coolers typically require:

• Standard 208-230V, single-phase power
• Dedicated 20-30 amp circuit
• Proper grounding installation
• Backup power capability (recommended)

Check your facility's electrical specifications before installation.

Proper ventilation includes:

• Adequate ceiling height (7-8 feet minimum)
• HVAC clearance around condenser
• Humidity control in storage areas
• Compliance with local building codes

Consult with facility engineers during installation planning.

Professional embalming room layout includes:

• Central embalming table positioning
• Adequate workspace around tables
• Accessible mortuary coolers
• Proper drainage and waste systems
• Sanitation and cleaning areas
• Ventilation and temperature control

Request consultation for custom layout planning.

Yes, mortuary facilities must comply with:

• Local building codes
• Health department regulations
• OSHA safety standards
• Sanitation requirements
• Drainage and waste management standards

Consult local authorities for specific requirements in your area.

We offer flexible financing options including:

• Extended payment plans
• Lease-to-own programs
• Equipment financing
• Business loans
• Payment plans for multiple units

Flexible financing makes professional equipment affordable for funeral homes of all sizes.

Mortuary cooler pricing varies based on capacity and specifications. Our product packages range from entry-level to premium configurations. For specific pricing, contact our sales team.

Yes, we offer volume discounts for multiple-unit orders. Funeral homes and facilities purchasing several units receive special pricing. Contact us to discuss volume pricing for your needs.

We accept:

• Credit cards and debit cards
• Wire transfers
• Business checks
• Equipment financing programs
• Business loans

Contact our team to discuss payment arrangements.

Yes! Check our Vouchers & Discounts page for current promotions and special offers on mortuary equipment. We frequently offer seasonal specials and bundle deals.

Total cost includes initial equipment purchase plus ongoing expenses:

• Equipment cost
• Installation and setup
• Annual maintenance
• Electricity/energy costs
• Repair and service (covered by warranty initially)

Read our guide on Cost of Ownership Analysis.

ROI calculation considers:

• Equipment cost
• Operational efficiency improvements
• Increased service capacity
• Service fee increases
• Reduced equipment replacement costs

Request a consultation for detailed ROI analysis.

As business equipment, mortuary coolers may be tax deductible. Consult with your accountant or tax professional about depreciation, business deductions, and Section 179 deductions for equipment purchases specific to your situation.

Yes, used mortuary coolers offer significant savings. Read our guide on Finding Used Freezers for Sale to learn how to evaluate quality used equipment options.

Yes, we provide nationwide shipping and delivery for mortuary coolers and funeral equipment. We serve all lower 48 states with professional freight carriers and full tracking.

Delivery timelines vary:

• Small packages: 2-7 business days
• Large mortuary coolers: 5-14 business days
• Special orders: 6-8 weeks
• Expedited options available

See our shipping page for details.

We offer multiple shipping methods:

• UPS/FedEx for small items
• LTL (Less Than Truckload) freight for large equipment
• Full truckload for multiple units
• Expedited options available

All shipments include full tracking.

Yes, we ship to Alaska and Hawaii. Additional shipping charges apply due to specialized routing. Contact us for custom quotes for these locations.

Yes, we deliver to rural areas. Some remote locations may require additional charges for specialized routing. Contact us for accurate delivery quotes and timelines.

Inspect equipment immediately upon delivery. If damage is found, contact us within 24 hours with photos. We work with freight carriers to resolve damage claims. See our shipping policy for details.

Professional installation services are available. Our team coordinates delivery and setup at your facility. Request a consultation to discuss installation services and support.

Shipping includes carrier insurance. Additional insurance coverage options may be available. Discuss insurance details with our team when placing your order.

Yes, all mortuary equipment shipments include tracking numbers. You'll receive updates at each delivery milestone. Monitor your shipment progress online using the carrier's tracking system.

Standard warranty includes:

• 1-year manufacturer's warranty on all components
• Coverage for frame, refrigeration, and mechanical systems
• Parts and labor during warranty period
• Extended warranty options available

Contact us for extended warranty details.

Yes, the manufacturer's warranty covers repairs for manufacturing defects and failures under normal operation. Coverage includes parts and labor during the warranty period. Damage from improper use or maintenance is not covered.

To file a warranty claim:

• Contact our support team
• Provide equipment serial number and purchase date
• Describe the issue in detail
• Include relevant warranty documentation
• Our team will guide you through the process

Yes, extended warranty options are available for mortuary coolers and funeral equipment. Extended coverage provides additional years of protection. Contact us to discuss extended warranty options.

We provide comprehensive technical support:

• Phone support during business hours
• Email support with 24-hour response
• On-site service available
• Troubleshooting guidance
• Parts availability and replacement

Contact our support team anytime.

Yes, preventive maintenance programs help extend equipment life and prevent costly repairs. Annual maintenance includes inspection, cleaning, and servicing of critical components. Contact us to enroll in a maintenance program.

Microban® is included antimicrobial protection that inhibits bacteria, mold, and mildew growth. This feature maintains cleanliness and hygiene standards on mortuary cooler surfaces, providing continuous protection throughout the life of your equipment.

Yes, training and operational guidance are provided with equipment purchase. Our team ensures your staff understands proper operation, maintenance, and safety procedures. Request training details when ordering.

American Mortuary Coolers & Equipment has been serving the funeral industry for over 20 years. We specialize in professional mortuary coolers, embalming tables, and funeral home equipment. Learn more about our company history and commitment to quality.

Proper cleaning procedure:

• Daily surface cleaning with appropriate disinfectants
• Use hospital-grade cleaners approved for mortuary use
• Clean all accessible surfaces
• Drain system cleaning and maintenance
• Professional deep cleaning annually

Contact us for detailed cleaning protocols.

Monthly maintenance includes:

• Temperature verification
• Visual inspection of units
• Drain system checking
• Cleaning of exterior surfaces
• Documentation of maintenance

If cooling issues occur:

• Check temperature settings
• Verify proper ventilation
• Inspect door seals
• Contact our support team immediately
• Document temperatures and times

Component replacement should be performed by qualified technicians. We provide:

• OEM replacement parts
• Installation guidance
• Professional service options
• Parts availability and pricing

Contact us for parts and service.

Safety guidelines include:

• Proper training on equipment operation
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) use
• Sanitation and hygiene protocols
• Proper handling of deceased
• Compliance with OSHA standards

Our team provides safety training with equipment purchase.

During power outages:

• Keep cooler doors closed
• Monitor temperature if possible
• Have backup power plan ready
• Consider backup generator for facility
• Contact our support team for emergency guidance

Documentation should include:

• Daily temperature logs
• Maintenance and service records
• Cleaning schedules
• Equipment usage
• Warranty and service information

Proper documentation ensures compliance and equipment longevity.

Mortuary coolers are specifically designed for deceased preservation. Using them for other purposes may:

• Void warranties
• Damage equipment
• Violate regulations
• Compromise hygiene standards

Always use equipment for its intended purpose only.

Recommended backup systems:

• Multiple mortuary cooler units
• Backup power generator
• Temperature monitoring alarms
• Redundant refrigeration systems
• Emergency contact protocols

Consult with our team about backup planning.

Equipment upgrades may include:

• Adding additional mortuary cooler units
• Upgrading to newer models
• Adding advanced features
• Expanding facility capacity

Request a consultation to discuss upgrade options.

Contact our team today! We offer:

• Expert consultation and guidance
• Custom equipment solutions
• Flexible financing options
• Professional support and service
• Industry-leading products

Request a consultation or contact us now!