Electric Cremains Processor from American Mortuary Equipment (AME). A heavy-duty electric cremated remains processor that reduces bone fragments to a fine, uniform texture sized for a standard urn. A 1.5 HP industrial motor drives two hardened swivel blades directly, finishing a typical case in 30 seconds or less.
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
- Reduces fragments to fit a standard size urn in 30 seconds or less
- 1.5 HP industrial-rated motor, direct drive to the drum shaft
- Two hardened swivel cutting blades
- On/off switch with overload protection
- Quiet, dust-free operation
- Mounted on 4 casters for easy movement
- Plugs into a standard 110 volt outlet
- Grey Zolatone finish
Specifications
| Model |
1030-01 CRP |
| Brand |
American Mortuary Equipment (AME) |
| Height |
38 in (including drum) |
| Length |
16 in |
| Width |
16 in |
| Motor |
1.5 HP, direct drive |
| Blades |
Two hardened swivel blades |
| Electrical |
110 V standard outlet |
| Finish |
Grey Zolatone |
| Shipping |
$1,500.00 per unit, lower 48 |
| Lead time |
Usually ships in 6 to 8 weeks |
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
How long does it take to process cremated remains?
An average case is reduced to a fine, consistent texture in 30 seconds or less.
Does this processor need a vent?
The stand-alone processor has a sealed drum and plugs into a 110 V outlet. For dust capture while transferring remains, pair it with a ventless processing station such as the AME 1030-2KS.
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 Electric Cremains Processor?
$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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