💀 Understanding Pet Cremation Machine Costs and Equipment Options
Whether you're starting a pet cremation service, upgrading your animal aftercare system, or equipping a municipal facility, knowing what to expect in terms of pet cremation machine costs and reliable manufacturers is essential.
At American Mortuary Coolers, we help operators nationwide select the right cremation and refrigeration solutions for animals large and small—with a focus on compliance, efficiency, and affordability.
💸 How Much Does a Pet Cremation Machine Cost?
Prices can vary widely based on capacity, fuel type, automation, and certification requirements. Here's a general breakdown:
| Machine Type | Capacity | Average Cost Range |
|---|---|---|
| Small Batch (1–3 pets/day) | 200–300 lbs | $15,000–$25,000 |
| Mid-Size (5–10 pets/day) | 400–600 lbs | $30,000–$55,000 |
| High-Capacity (multi-pet/farm use) | 1,000+ lbs | $60,000–$125,000+ |
💡 Tip: Equipment with air pollution control and energy-efficient burners may qualify for state environmental grants or tax credits.
🏭 Top Cremation Equipment Manufacturers
When choosing a cremation machine, working with a trusted, compliant manufacturer is key. Here are top names in the industry:
🔹 American Crematory Equipment Co.
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Known for pet, human, and hybrid machines
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Offers fuel-efficient burners and EPA-compliant units
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Support for parts, training, and maintenance
🔹 Matthews Environmental Solutions
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International reach, robust crematory designs
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Retort systems for animal and medical waste
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Built-in emissions control technology
🔹 Therm-Tec Inc.
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Specializes in custom-built animal cremation units
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Offers incineration and cremation hybrid models
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Widely used by animal control and vet clinics
🔹 B&L Cremation Systems
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American-made, gas or propane-fired pet cremators
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Fully automated controls and PLC systems
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Service and training programs included
🧊 Complementary Equipment from American Mortuary Coolers
In addition to cremation machines, we offer:
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Pet Body Coolers (Upright or Walk-In) – Temporary storage before cremation
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Body Lift Systems – Reduce manual labor and risk
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Custom Racks – For multiple pet remains or grouped cremation
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Surge-ready Flex Coolers – Used by mobile euthanasia and vet transport services
📦 Our pet refrigeration systems are used by crematories, animal shelters, and vet clinics across the U.S.
⚖️ Compliance & Installation Considerations
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🔥 State air quality permits may be required
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🧪 Emissions controls like afterburners or scrubbers may be mandatory
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🧯 Follow NFPA codes for fire suppression, ventilation, and fuel safety
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🛠️ Most units require concrete pads, 3-phase power, and gas/propane hookups
💬 Customer Testimonials
🗨️ “Our small-town pet cremation center started with AMC’s flex cooler and now we’re expanding. Great pricing and customer service.”
— Denise K., Mobile Vet Services – Utah
🗨️ “American Mortuary Coolers helped us choose the right size cremator and integrated it with our walk-in pet cooler. Highly recommend!”
— Tom J., Animal Aftercare – Georgia
❓ FAQs – Pet Cremation Machines
What type of fuel do cremators use?
Most use natural gas or propane. Some electric or diesel models exist for off-grid use.
Are pet cremation units legal in every state?
Yes, but local air quality and zoning laws apply. Always verify before purchase.
Can I install a cremator in a residential area?
Typically no. These units are best located in light industrial or commercial zones.
How long does the cremation process take?
1–2 hours per pet on average, depending on weight and moisture content.
📞 Get Expert Help Selecting the Right System
Whether you're expanding or just starting out, we’ll help you:
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Choose the right cremation unit
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Add compliant refrigeration and handling equipment
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Navigate permits and inspections
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📧 Email: cool@mymortuarycooler.com
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