The panel-type morgue unit gets its name from the arrangements used to keep bodies on panels (shelves) within it in an organized manner. Mortuary refrigeration units are typically found in hospital morgues, forensic centres, funeral houses, and other similar settings.
The primary function of morgue storage systems is to assure the orderly storage, cold preservation, and preservation of deceased bodies. Cadaver storage units can be used for a variety of purposes, including storing corps during the identification process, preparing and storing cadavers for burial, and holding cadavers for autopsies. Mortuary units provide advantages like structured and secure dead body storage, cold preservation, hygiene and sanitation, and organizational and efficiency benefits.
Hygiene and sanitation standards are met by Mixta panel-type mortuary units. Mixta cold storage units have specific filtering systems to limit odour dispersion, lower the risk of illness, and create a sanitary atmosphere.
Mortuary units are divided into two categories based on capacity: those with a capacity of 2 cadavers and those with a capacity of 3 cadavers. The choice between 2-capacity or 3-capacity morgue chambers depends on the workload and needs of the specific location. The workload and needs of the specific location dictate whether a 2-capacity or 3-capacity morgue unit is used.
Depending on the location where panel-type morgue systems will be used, there are two alternatives for improving space efficiency and usability: front-loading and side-loading.
We manufacture morgue units with freezer refrigeration for longer preservation of dead bodies. We can also customize the dimensions of our morgue units to accommodate obese corps upon request.
Our cooling system uses R404A refrigerant, which provides high cooling capacity and has a long service life.
Due to the reduction in the use of R404A refrigerant in the European Union, we have adapted our cooling system and refrigerants to be compliant with the European Union by using refrigerants such as R407A, R407F, R448A, and R449A.
The MPC 3010 code refers to our model that has a capacity for three cadavers and features a front-loading design.
Our Panel-Type Mortuary Unit with Triple Front Doors is the perfect solution for modern mortuary needs. Designed with durable materials and an advanced cooling system, this unit ensures the safe and hygienic preservation of bodies. Ideal for use in morgues and other medical facilities, the unit is both reliable and efficient, making it a trusted choice in the market.
Featuring a capacity for three bodies and front-door access, this mortuary unit is user-friendly and streamlines operational procedures. Compared to other mortuary cooling systems, this unit stands out for its economical pricing and long-lasting construction. Made from high-quality stainless steel, it guarantees durability and low maintenance, providing excellent value over time. If you’re searching for a mortuary unit, this model offers a competitive solution, combining cost-efficiency with premium features.
This mortuary cooling system is equipped with a powerful refrigeration mechanism that ensures optimal storage temperatures. Adjustable settings allow for precise control, guaranteeing the preservation of bodies at the required temperature. The unit is also energy-efficient, helping you reduce operational costs in the long term. Its quiet operation makes it suitable for use in sensitive environments like hospitals and mortuaries, where silence is important.
The front-door design of this mortuary unit makes it easy to place and remove bodies without any hassle. Each door operates independently, allowing for secure and separate access. With a stainless steel finish, the unit is easy to clean and disinfect, ensuring compliance with all health and safety regulations. It’s the perfect choice for facilities that require high standards of hygiene, such as hospitals and morgues.
Designed for secure body storage, this three-body mortuary unit combines functionality, durability, and cost-efficiency. It’s built for long-term use and offers competitive pricing in the market. Whether you run a hospital, a funeral home, or a mortuary, this unit will help streamline your operations and keep your facility running smoothly.
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