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TITAN Mortuary Cotsby American Mortuary Equipment
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- Stainless-steel and aluminum-alloy construction
- Separate leg-operation handles
- Height adjustment at both ends
- Wheel locks
- 1,000 lb published load capacity
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Key details
- Stainless-steel and aluminum-alloy construction
- Separate leg-operation handles
- Height adjustment at both ends
- Wheel locks
A first-call mortuary cot supports removal and transport of human remains. Pricing for TITAN PRO XL Bariatric Mortuary Cot, 1,000 lb starts at $1,889.51 for the listed configuration.
The published load rating is 1,000 lb. Compare the documented load rating, vehicle loading height and operating dimensions for this model; model numbers are not load ratings. Browse First Call Removal Cots & Equipment for related options.
Related first-call cots and packages
For a cot supplied with a pouch and slider, compare the TITAN PRO XL 1250 plush-pouch package. If an American flag presentation is preferred, review the oversized American flag reversible cot-cover package. Each package lists its own cot model and contents.
Compare other first-call options, including the TITAN 500E and the TITAN PRO S 650 and the TITAN 1200XL bariatric cot. Check working dimensions, vehicle loading height and published capacity, then choose a correctly sized cot cover for the selected model.
A 1,000 lb-rated bariatric first-call cot with a 24-inch width, 25-inch loading height and dual handles for separate leg operation.
TITAN 1250 Pro Bariatric Mortuary Cot: where it fits
The TITAN 1250 is the newer oversized alternative to the G1 1200. Its stainless steel and aluminum construction brings the cot weight to 97 lb. The 1250 model name is not a 1,250 lb load rating: the rated capacity is 1,000 lb.
Specifications and vehicle fit
- Rated capacity
- 1,000 lb
- Length
- 77 in
- Width
- 24 in
- Maximum height
- 33.25 in
- Minimum height
- 14 in
- Loading height
- 25 in
- Cot weight
- 97 lb
- Wheel diameter
- 6 in
- Construction
- Stainless steel and high-strength aluminum alloy legs
- Accessory size
- Oversized; confirm accessory dimensions and rail clearance
Loading height describes the vehicle interface, not the maximum working height. Check the deck height, rear-door opening, cot-tray width and locking system before ordering. The load rating does not determine safe staffing for every removal.
Included equipment
Black mattress pad, three securement straps and basic black cot cover. Optional quilted textiles and transfer boards are separate items unless selected with your order.
Choose your first-call accessories
A slip-over quilted cover dresses the cot; a full-zip fabric pouch encloses it. Use the optional selectors above to choose the oversized size, and check rail clearance and strap access. Choose a standard slider for the G1 500, 650 or 500T, or an oversized slider for the G1 1200 or 1250. Slider boards are for supported sliding transfers, not lifting or carrying.
Compare TITAN mortuary cots or build your complete first-call setup. For help matching a cot to a vehicle, request a configuration quote with your deck measurements.
How do I choose between the model generations?
G1 identifies the Generation 1 standard and oversized cots. Compare the G1 500 with the newer 650, or the G1 1200 with the newer 1250. Compare the actual rated capacity, cot weight and loading height, not the model number alone.
Can a cot cover replace a containment body bag?
No. A decorative cover or reusable cot pouch is not a substitute for a body bag selected for the case. See body bags and disaster pouches separately.
What should I check for vehicle loading?
Measure the vehicle deck at the loading point and confirm the doorway, tray, loading system and restraint clearances. The 500T has a 32-inch vehicle loading height; the other manual models here load at 24 to 25 inches. Do not assume that every SUV or van has the same deck.
TITAN PRO XL Bariatric Mortuary Cot, 1,000 lb: affordable first-call equipment
Choose TITAN first-call equipment around the work your team performs, not just the advertised price. For the TITAN PRO XL Bariatric Mortuary Cot, 1,000 lb, review the listed load rating, operating dimensions and folded or loading configuration where applicable. Confirm the access route and any vehicle-loading requirements before ordering.
The TITAN range includes different transport configurations. Compare standard, bariatric, high-loading and powered models where those features are listed; do not assume that every stretcher has multi-level adjustment or powered assistance.
Compare the complete equipment selection
Check which restraints, mattress, handles or other accessories the listing specifically includes. Do not assume that a pouch, removal tray, vehicle fitting or separate accessory is included because it appears in a comparison photograph. Use the model's specifications to compare it with the other mortuary cots in the range.
For a replacement or multi-location order, request an itemized mortuary-cot quote with the selected model, quantities and delivery ZIP codes. The product price applies to the selected configuration; review freight, tax and any financing cost separately.
Mortuary cot, cart or trolley?
A first-call cot or stretcher and a facility transport cart are different equipment choices. If your team needs a cadaver carrier or trolley for movement within the building, compare the morgue carts and body-transport equipment and check the transfer height and tray compatibility for the selected model. Keep the first-call and facility-transfer requirements distinct in a multi-item quote.
Flexible payment options, with clear terms
Review the payment methods offered at checkout for your order. If a payment plan is available, its options and eligibility are shown by the provider. The equipment price and any financing cost are separate; compare the full payment terms before choosing a plan.
Enter payment details only in checkout or the payment provider's application. Use general customer support for product and order questions, not for sending full card numbers or sensitive financing information.
Plan the complete removal setup
Match the cot to the vehicle
Measure the loading deck and rear-door opening before choosing a model. Allow for the cot width, tray, restraint hardware and any side rails. A high working position does not mean the cot will load at that height.
Choose textiles by function
A quilted cot cover slips over the cot. A zippered cot pouch provides enclosing access. Pick the size for your specific cot, then check strap routing and rail clearance. Body-bag containment is a separate decision.
Plan the transfer, not just the cot
Consider the route, thresholds, stairs, case weight, available staff and vehicle handoff. A slider assists a supported transfer; it is not a lifting board. Follow the equipment instructions and your team's handling procedures.
Professional handling and safety resources
OSHA recommends using appropriate lifting techniques, additional personnel and mechanical lifting devices when available for handling human remains. See OSHA's guidance for personnel who handle human remains. General OSHA guidance on ergonomic controls explains the role of lifting devices and work planning. These resources are not product approvals or substitutes for equipment-specific instructions.
Need a cot, textiles and vehicle equipment on one quote? Send your equipment list and vehicle deck measurements or call 1-888-792-9315.
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Model-specific purchasing information
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Product type: Mortuary Cot
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