Deluxe Cremains Processing Station from American Mortuary Equipment (AME). The top-of-line processing station: a 50 in wide work area with cooling station, built-in urn filling area, LED lighting and a personalized light bar that displays your facility name. Available powder coated or in stainless steel.
What is a cremains processor?
A cremains processor, also called a cremulator, reduces the bone fragments left after cremation to a fine, uniform texture so the remains fit an urn. Fragments are cooled and cleared of metal with a magnet first, then processed in a sealed drum with rotating blades.
Highlights
- Powder coated or stainless steel finish
- Personalized light bar displays your facility name
- LED lighting
- Built-in urn filling area within the workspace
- Cooling station
- 50 in process and magnetizing tray
- 1.5 HP direct-drive motor, two hardened swivel blades, 30 seconds or less per case
Specifications
| Model |
1030-1A, 1030-1A-SS |
| Brand |
American Mortuary Equipment (AME) |
| Height |
74.5 in |
| Depth |
30 in |
| Width |
50 in |
| Electrical |
110 V, 20 amp |
| Tray |
50 in process and magnetizing tray |
| Finish |
Powder coated (standard) or stainless steel (+$2,400) |
| Warranty |
18 months on motors; blades and bearings excluded |
| Finish options |
Powder Coated (Standard), Stainless Steel |
| Shipping |
$1,500.00 per unit, lower 48 |
| Lead time |
Usually ships in 6 to 8 weeks |
Options and pricing
| Powder Coated (Standard) (1030-1A) |
$13,099.95 |
| Stainless Steel (1030-1A-SS) |
$15,499.95 |
Pairs well with
Shipping
Ships for $1,500.00 per unit to the lower 48 states. Each additional unit adds the same per-unit charge. Usually ships in 6 to 8 weeks.
Frequently asked questions
Can the light bar show our funeral home or crematory name?
Yes. The personalized light bar is made with your facility name. Send the exact wording with your order.
What is the price difference for stainless steel?
Stainless steel adds $2,400 to the powder coated price.
What is the difference between a processor and a processing station?
A processor is the motor and drum unit on its own. A processing station builds the processor into an enclosed cabinet with a work tray, filtered dust capture and storage, so remains are cooled, magnetized, processed and transferred in one place.
How much is shipping on the Deluxe Cremains Processing Station?
$1,500.00 per unit to the lower 48 states, charged per unit ordered.
Do you accept purchase orders?
Yes. Funeral homes, crematories, hospitals and government buyers can order by purchase order. Call 1-888-792-9315 or email po@mymortuarycooler.com.
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