Produktkatalog

Every type of cremation equipment, in one place

Understand what each system does, who buys it and which manufacturers supply it — then request quotes in one step.

8 product types

Kremationsöfen für Verstorbene

Standard human cremator

The workhorse of most crematoria: a refractory-lined primary chamber with a secondary combustion zone and automated controls.

Capacity: Typically 2–8 cremations per day per unit, depending on shifts and cool-down regime
Energy: Natural gas, LPG, or electric
Typical buyers: Municipal and private crematoria

Primary and secondary chambers
PLC/touchscreen process control
Front or rear loading
Optional heat recovery

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Kremationsöfen für Verstorbene

Bariatric / large-capacity cremator

Wider and longer hearth for larger coffins and heavier loads, increasingly specified as a second line or for resilience.

Capacity: Similar cycles to standard units with extended dimensions
Energy: Natural gas, LPG, or electric
Typical buyers: Crematoria planning for future demand

Enlarged door and hearth
Reinforced loading equipment
Higher burner capacity

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Kremationsöfen für Verstorbene

Electric cremator

Uses electric heating elements instead of gas burners — attractive where renewable electricity is available and decarbonisation targets apply.

Capacity: Often best in continuous, high-utilisation operation
Energy: Electricity (grid or renewable contract)
Typical buyers: Operators with net-zero targets

No on-site combustion of fossil fuel for heating
Long warm-up, best kept hot
High grid connection requirement

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Water cremation (alkaline hydrolysis)

Alkaline hydrolysis (water cremation) unit

A pressure vessel using water, alkali and heat to reduce the body to bone fragments; legality differs by country and state.

Capacity: Cycle times from a few hours to most of a day depending on temperature and design
Energy: Electricity and/or steam
Typical buyers: Early-adopter funeral homes and crematoria

Stainless pressure vessel
Effluent handling and permit
Bone processing afterwards

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Pet & animal cremators

Pet & animal cremator

Compact to large hearths designed for individual or communal pet cremation, with partitioned options for traceability.

Capacity: From small companion animals up to equine units
Energy: Gas, LPG, diesel or electric
Typical buyers: Pet crematoria, vets, animal aftercare

Individual or communal chambers
Partitioned hearths
Ash traceability systems

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Cremulators / processors

Cremulator / ash processor

Processes cremated remains to a uniform consistency after metal separation, ready for an urn.

Capacity: Minutes per cycle
Energy: Elektrisch
Typical buyers: Every crematorium

Rotary or ball-mill type
Integrated dust extraction
Metal separation

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Filtration & abatement

Flue gas filtration & mercury abatement

Cooling, reagent dosing and bag filtration to meet dust, mercury and dioxin limits set by local permits.

Capacity: Sized to one or more cremator lines
Energy: Electric fans and controls
Typical buyers: Crematoria in regulated markets

Heat exchanger or quench
Activated carbon dosing
Bag filter and monitoring

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Kremationsöfen für Verstorbene

Coffin charging & handling systems

Automated chargers, lifts and storage that improve safety, dignity and throughput in the technical area.

Capacity: Matched to line throughput
Energy: Elektrisch
Typical buyers: Busy and new-build crematoria

Automatic charger
Coffin cooling/storage
Ergonomic transfer

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Modern cremators combine refractory engineering with digital process control, so operators can deliver consistent, dignified results and meet emission limits.

How to use this catalogue

Most crematorium projects combine several product types: a cremator line, a cremulator, flue gas treatment and often coffin handling. Start by choosing the core technology — flame, electric or water — then add the supporting equipment that your permit and workflow require. Each card links to the manufacturers in our independent directory that offer that type of equipment.

Not sure where to start? Our six-question equipment finder recommends a technology and shortlist, and the cost calculator compares the total cost of ownership of each option.