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10 Value Pack: Heavy-Duty Folding Dressing Tables - Tough & Affordable Mortuary Prep Solution
19%10 Value Pack: Heavy-Duty Folding Dressing Tables - Tough & Affordable Mortuary Prep Solution
19%❄️ 12x14 Walk-In Mortuary Cooler – Model 2000-1214
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The 2025 Freon Transition: What Funeral Homes Need to Know
American Mortuary Coolers: Your Partner in the Transition
Key Features of American Mortuary Coolers
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Keeping Pace with Louisiana's Needs: Mortuary Coolers in the Bayou State
Louisiana's Diverse Landscape and the Need for Mortuary Coolers:
Stay Ahead of the Curve with American Mortuary Coolers: Environmentally Compliant and Built to Last
Starting January 1, 2025, manufacturers of self-contained refrigeration equipment must transition to environmentally compliant, low-GWP refrigerants. This shift will significantly impact mortuary facilities, and American Mortuary Coolers is committed to ensuring your projects remain in compliance and on schedule.
Alabama Funeral Home Requirements regarding deceased human storage
(1) Refrigeration units for the storage of human remains in a crematory facility shall:
(a) Hold a minimum 3 human remains.
(b) Maintain a constant temperature between 35 degrees to 45 degrees Fahrenheit at all times.
(2) Human remains shall never be stacked or placed upon other human remains. For this rule stacked shall mean in direct contact one on top of the other.
Florida's Guidelines: Ensuring Proper Refrigerated Storage of Deceased Remains
Best Practices in Florida
Tennessee's Standards: Maintaining Dignity Through Proper Mortuary Cooler Storage
Tennessee's Regulatory Framework
Virginia's Standards: Ensuring Proper Refrigerated Storage of Deceased Remains
Virginia's Regulatory Structure