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Compare the actual equipment below, choose the required options and add an eligible configuration to your cart. Quote-only and configured systems retain their dedicated product path.

  1. Choose the equipment
  2. Select options and quantity
  3. Review your cart or itemized quote

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Institutional Cadaver Storage & Transfer Package

Compare stainless cadaver racks, loading directions and tray sizes. Plan tier heights, lift travel and room access, then request a coordinated equipment quote.

Institutional Cadaver Storage & Transfer Package

Stainless cadaver racks planned around trays, tiers and transfer

Compare two- through five-tier racks, end- and side-loading layouts and the low-profile four-tier arrangement. Choose the tray width and handling route before finalizing a rack configuration.

Quotes confirm the selected models, options and project scope.

USPE 3-Tier End-Loading Morgue Cadaver Storage Rack
USPE 3-Tier End-Loading Morgue Cadaver Storage Rack. Reference configuration; review the selected model.

Proposed package components

The starting RFQ schedule proposes one of each component below per package. These are equipment references, not a confirmation of fit or a list of automatically included options. Use each product page to compare the actual model.

The accepted quote must itemize the models, quantities, accessories, freight and installation scope. Trays, worktops, utility work and optional fittings are not assumed included unless specifically listed.

Compare the equipment by its role

End-loading racks

Compare end-loading layouts where the approach is from the tray end. Review the required loading aisle and the lift or carrier position at every tier.

Side-loading racks

Compare side-loading layouts where the intended loading direction is from the side. Confirm the usable approach, tray support and stopping arrangement for the selected rack.

Low-profile and tray-width requests

Review the low-profile four-tier design against the lift minimum as well as maximum height. Select 23-, 27- or 30-inch tray requests with the rack opening and support details reviewed together.

Plan the configuration before requesting pricing

Storage capacity alone does not determine whether a rack fits the room or works with a lift. The loading direction controls the approach, while each tier has a transfer height and clearance requirement. Plan the rack, tray, support or roller arrangement and handling equipment together, with documented confirmation of the final system ratings.

  • Required positions, tier count, loading direction and usable room dimensions.
  • Tray outside dimensions: 78 × 23, 78 × 27 or 78 × 30 inches, each 2.75 inches high.
  • Every tier transfer height, lift travel, approach clearance and tray retention.
  • Casters or leveling feet, supported and moving loads, final system rating and drawings.

Custom configurations are available for review. Include the requested changes with your room plan; the accepted quotation and approved drawings define the final equipment, materials, dimensions, ratings and interfaces.

Related equipment and similar project paths

Compare the adjacent equipment categories before finalizing the schedule. Open a product for its current configuration, or use the related guide to organize a larger project request.

Read the Institutional Cadaver Storage & Transfer Package planning guide · Institutional Cadaver Storage & Transfer Package · Compare equipment packages

Questions before you specify the equipment

Does choosing a tray width confirm rack compatibility?

No. The clear opening, support or rollers, tray stops, tier clearance and transfer heights must be confirmed together. Nominal width alone is not engineering approval.

Are trays and lifts included with every rack?

No. Review the selected listing and the accepted quotation. Request trays, bridge supports, a carrier or a lift as explicit lines rather than assuming they come with the rack.

Can I change the proposed equipment or quantities?

Yes. Identify the model substitutions, quantities and required accessories in the RFQ. A package is a starting equipment schedule, not a fixed or preapproved installation.

What should I send for a coordinated quote?

Provide the equipment references, quantities, intended use, available room dimensions, known utilities and delivery ZIP code. Identify installation and delivery requirements separately so the written quotation can state its inclusions and exclusions.

Request a coordinated equipment quote

Open the Institutional Cadaver Storage & Transfer Package to choose the available request options and add the model to your quote basket. Include supporting equipment, quantities and room dimensions in the same request. Your written quote confirms the final configuration and scope before an order is placed.

Compare your options. Choose your next step.

One source for funeral supplies and mortuary equipment, with nationwide shipping. Review the Refrigeration selection, compare product specifications and current pricing, then order the configuration you need or request an itemized quote.

  1. Choose the modelCompare the details against the work you need to do.
  2. Set your quantitiesReview the selected options and equipment subtotal.
  3. 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.