Mortuary Equipment Planning Guides

A walk-in mortuary cooler’s capacity is set by its racking, not its floor space — multi-tier roller racks can double...

At 36 to 39°F, a body can be held in a mortuary cooler for several days up to about two...

A morgue cooler holds bodies at 36 to 39°F for short-term storage, while a mortuary freezer runs near 0°F or...

Walk-in cooler door specifications are one of the most under-specified elements in institutional cold storage procurement. The wrong door compromises...

Walk-in cooler energy efficiency matters a lot more than most buyers realize at purchase time. A walk-in cooler running 24/7/365...

Walk-in cooler brands are not all the same. The difference between a unit that runs flawlessly for 25 years and...

Walk-in cooler financing is available. Government purchase orders are accepted. 0% APR options exist. And most institutional buyers don't know...

How many bodies can a walk-in cooler hold? The question sounds simple. The answer depends on three variables: unit size,...

Custom walk-in coolers aren't a premium option. For many institutional buyers, they're the only option that actually works.Standard walk-in cooler...

Walk-in cooler or walk-in freezer? The answer depends entirely on how long you need to preserve and what you're using...

No-floor walk-in coolers are not a specialty item. For body-handling applications, they're the standard. Standard-floor walk-in coolers are the exception...

The refrigeration system is the heart of your walk-in cooler. Choose the wrong type and you'll pay for it —...

The insulation inside your walk-in cooler is the single most important factor in its long-term performance. It's also the spec...

The walk-in cooler that runs for 25 years without a major service call isn't lucky. It's maintained.Most walk-in cooler failures...

Walk-in coolers for mass casualty operations, DMORT activations, and disaster response morgue deployments are not standard institutional purchases. They require...