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American Mortuary Coolers: Enhance Safety and Durability with Diamond Plate Flooring
Invest in Safety and Durability Upgrade your mortuary cooler with diamond plate flooring from American Mortuary Coolers and experience the benefits of enhanced safety, increased durability, and improved hygiene. Contact...

Launch Your Funeral Home with Confidence: Essential Mortuary Coolers & Equipment
Launching a funeral home? Secure dignified body preservation and operational efficiency with a high-quality mortuary cooler. American Mortuary Coolers offers reliable cold storage, diverse refrigeration options, and essential funeral home...

American Mortuary Coolers: Minnesota's Premier Provider of Mortuary Coolers
Minnesota Mortuary Coolers and Cadaver Coolers

Equipping the Nation: American Mortuary Coolers & Equipment Reaches Every Corner
American Mortuary Coolers shipping to all 50 states

The 2025 Freon Transition: What Funeral Homes Need to Know
American Mortuary Coolers: Your Partner in the Transition

The Secret's Out: American Mortuary Coolers is Your Most Affordable Partner for Quality Equipment!
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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...

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...

Virginia's Standards: Ensuring Proper Refrigerated Storage of Deceased Remains
Virginia's Regulatory Structure

South Carolina's Standards: Proper Refrigerated Storage of Deceased Remains
South Carolina's Regulatory Structure