Mortuary Equipment Planning Guides

What Is an Immersion Dissection Table and Why Do Anatomy Programs Use Them? An immersion dissection table — also called...

Why Stainless Steel Dominates Anatomy and Forensic Lab Dissection Tables Stainless steel has been the material of choice for anatomy...

Vented vs. Standard Autopsy Dissection Tables — The Core Decision When equipping a pathology lab, morgue, or anatomy facility, one...

Why Choosing the Right Anatomy Dissection Table Matters for Medical Schools The anatomy dissection table sits at the center of...

Why Adjustable Height Matters in Gross Anatomy Dissection Labs Gross anatomy is a demanding course. Students stand at dissection tables...

The Case for Covered Dissection Tables in Modern Anatomy Labs Open dissection tables were the industry standard for most of...

Understanding what happens from the moment you place an order with American Mortuary Coolers to the day your new unit...

Mortuary cooler compliance with OSHA, CDC, and NSF standards is not optional — it is a legal requirement that affects...

Mortuary cooler financing and the IRS Section 179 deduction are two of the most powerful financial tools available to funeral...

American Mortuary Coolers is the only factory-direct mortuary cooler manufacturer in the United States — meaning every cooler sold goes...

Mortuary storage racks for walk-in coolers are the backbone of high-capacity body storage — the difference between a facility that...

Cadaver lift systems represent one of the most impactful ergonomic investments a funeral home or morgue can make — reducing...

A mortuary racking system is the variable that determines how many bodies your cooler actually holds versus how many bodies...

Buying a body cooler in 2026 means navigating a broader set of configuration choices, regulatory requirements, and financing options than...

Morgue cooling systems in 2026 span a broader technology and configuration range than at any previous point in the funeral...