What equipment is used to load a case into a cremator?
Crematories use hydraulic lift tables to raise the case to the cremator door, auto chargers and loaders to push it into the chamber, and floor scales to weigh each case first. Mechanized loading cuts lifting injuries and lets one operator charge safely.
Hydraulic lift tables, auto chargers, auto loaders and digital scales for safe single-operator loading. Rated to 1,000 lb, with safety skirts, replacement batteries and casters available.
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Shipping and ordering
Most items ship by ground from stock at a flat per-unit rate shown at checkout; lift tables, chargers and processing stations ship by freight. Custom ash pans, ID discs and exhaust stacks are quoted. Call 1-888-792-9315 or email po@mymortuarycooler.com for purchase orders.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an auto charger or a lift table?
A lift table raises and positions the case; an auto charger also pushes it into the chamber. Single-operator crematories and high-volume sites usually choose an auto charger.
How much weight can a crematory lift table carry?
The lift tables and chargers in this collection are rated to 1,000 lb. Check each product page for the exact rating and the platform size.
Part of Cremation Equipment & Supplies from American Mortuary Equipment. Also see: Cremains Processors & Processing Stations · Crematory Clean-Out Tools & Brushes · Cremation Pans & Urn Loaders · Crematory Thermocouples · Crematory Safety Equipment & Apparel · Crematory Operating Supplies · Crematory Vacuum Systems & Parts · Processor Blades, Drums & Parts · Crematory Parts, Controls & Refractory.
Brand names such as American Crematory, Matthews, IEE, B&L and Crawford are used only to describe fit and compatibility. AME is not affiliated with those manufacturers.