Autopsy tables, anatomy tables and pathology equipment
This collection brings the post-mortem room and the anatomy lab together in one place: autopsy tables in fixed and hydraulic versions, anatomy tables and dissection tables for teaching programs, grossing stations, autopsy sinks, fume hoods and histology equipment. Start with the autopsy table or anatomy table, since it sets the room layout, then add the grossing, sink and ventilation equipment that works beside it.
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Autopsy, Dissection and Laboratory Equipment
Explore U.S. Pathology Equipment (USPE) alongside supporting AMC storage and handling equipment. Compare autopsy tables, immersion dissection tables, grossing stations, sinks, transport carts and laboratory accessories by the work they need to support. Each product listing provides the available model specifications, options and current pricing.
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Check Facility Fit Before Ordering
Start with the working surface, required height range, load rating and access around the equipment. Check doorways, delivery routes and the interface with your existing trays, lifts and storage system. For equipment with water, drainage, power or exhaust connections, have your facility team review the selected model’s requirements before confirming the configuration. Features and installation requirements vary by model.
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Institutional Quotes and Equipment Schedules
For hospitals, medical examiners, universities and forensic facilities, include model numbers, quantities, the delivery address, floor-plan constraints and your required schedule in the quote request. Identify any purchase-order, documentation or freight requirements. Request written confirmation of included components, installation scope and final pricing before issuing an order.
Confirm before you order
Compare model-specific dimensions, capacities, materials and included components. Identify required utilities and installation services before ordering.
What information should I provide for an equipment comparison?
Provide the intended use, required dimensions and capacity, available floor plan, delivery access, utilities and any existing equipment that must connect with the selected model. Include your project schedule so current availability can be checked.
Are installation, plumbing and ventilation included?
Check the selected product and written order scope. Coordinate assembly, plumbing, electrical work and any ventilation connections with the appropriate site contractors. Do not assume these services are included in the equipment price.
How do I confirm pricing, lead time and order terms?
Use the current model listing for published pricing and selections. Confirm the final scope and current timing before placing a custom or built-to-order order. Review the custom equipment policy and freight and delivery requirements.
Planning a new room or a replacement?
Send your floor plan, utilities and timeline, and we will match the equipment and confirm pricing in writing.
Autopsy tables for medical examiners, hospitals and forensic facilities
Start with the procedure, room and handling route, then compare the selected equipment against those requirements. U.S. Pathology Equipment brings related tables, stations and handling equipment into one selection path without treating every model as interchangeable.
Match the station to the procedure and room
Compare the selected model's working dimensions, height arrangement, access and listed fittings. Identify whether the project needs a table alone, a sink station, a grossing station or an integrated room package; a table name does not establish its ventilation performance or utility connections.
Identify the selected models, quantities, optional fittings and the procedure or teaching workflow.
Provide available room dimensions, door clearances, transfer heights and delivery access.
Have the responsible facility professionals review electrical service, water, drainage and ventilation requirements against the selected model's documentation.
Separate current requirements from later budget phases, with quantities and intended purchasing periods for each location.
Confirm quote validity, freight and availability before authorization. Planning figures do not lock future prices or establish a delivery commitment.
What should be included in an equipment quote request?
List the selected models, quantities, accessories and delivery location. For a room project, add the available dimensions and known utility constraints so the equipment and facility requirements can be reviewed together.
Does the table name confirm its utilities or ventilation?
No. Review the selected model's documented fittings and utility requirements. Have the responsible facility professionals confirm the room connections and any ventilation system required for the intended procedure.
Can a replacement project be quoted in phases?
Identify the first purchase and later quantities by location and intended purchasing period. Request separate line items for review, and reconfirm price, availability and delivery requirements before authorizing each phase.
Compare your options. Choose your next step.
One source for funeral supplies and mortuary equipment, with nationwide shipping. Review the Autopsy Tables selection, compare product specifications and current pricing, then order the configuration you need or request an itemized quote.
Choose the modelCompare the details against the work you need to do.
Set your quantitiesReview the selected options and equipment subtotal.
Buy or request a quoteReview freight, tax and available payment terms separately.
Need several items or delivery to more than one location? Include the models, quantities and delivery ZIP codes in your request. For general questions, contact customer support.
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