A body washing unit, also known as a body wash table, mortuary washing unit or body shower, is specialized equipment used to wash and cleanse the bodies of the deceased.

Autopsy body washing unit is frequently encountered in morgues, funeral homes, and forensic facilities.

A corpse washing unit's principal function is to simplify the cleaning and preparation of dead bodies for various purposes such as identification, embalming, autopsy, or burial.
Postmortem cleaning equipment is commonly composed of a flat table or platform that incorporates water supply and drainage systems. It may encompass adaptable height configurations and incorporate a range of features such as overhead sprayers, hand showers, or water jets, which deliver a soothing flow of water for a thorough cleaning experience.

A morgue body washing provides various advantages, including hygiene and sanitation, identification preparation, embalming preparation, autopsy processes, and comfort and respect.
MYCS 9003 provides simplicity of use, hygiene, sanitation, and effortless usage, allowing for simple cadaver operation.
Thanks to its height adjustable and mobility, it can be easily taken to the morgue unit or the storage area of the cadavers that have been processed.