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Mortuary Chamber

Product Code : EL-RE-2092
Jlab Export is a leading Mortuary Chamber Manufacturer,and suppliers in India

Anatomy departments and hospitals use this mortuary chamber to keep bodies cold, between 2 and 5 °C, which slows decomposition. Each body lies on a tray with handles at both ends that runs out on ball-bearing rollers. Every chamber has its own lock with duplicate keys, and models hold one, two, three, four or six bodies.

Specifications

ConstructionDouble wall: thick mild steel outer in stoving enamel, stainless steel inner
InsulationGlass wool between the walls
DoorDouble-walled, with magnetic gasket, lock and key and handle
ChambersIndependent lock on each chamber, with duplicate keys
Body traysHandles at both ends, running on rollers fitted with ball bearings
RefrigerationHermetically sealed compressor unit, fitted at the rear top
Temperature2 to 5 °C, automatic electronic digital controller-cum-indicator
Capacity and stabiliser1 body (3 kVA stabiliser), 2 bodies (4 kVA), 3 bodies (5 kVA), 4 or 6 bodies (8 kVA)
Power supply220 V AC, 50 Hz, single phase, with cord and plug
Minimum order quantity1 unit
Dispatch timeUsually 14–18 working days
ManufacturerJLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India

Use in Anatomy Teaching

In a medical college anatomy department, embalmed bodies used for dissection go back into the chamber after each session and stay cold until the next class. Embalming is done beforehand with a Cadaverous Injector, which pushes formaldehyde solution into the body faster than gravity feed.

For a dissection hall session, a tray slides out on its rollers and the body is moved onto an Embalming Table. That table has a stainless steel top and is built for embalming, dressing and transfer. Students then work with a Dissecting Set, and teachers return the body to its locked chamber at the end.

Frequently Asked Questions

What temperature does the chamber hold?
It holds 2 to 5 °C, using a hermetically sealed compressor and an automatic electronic digital controller-cum-indicator. This is cold storage above freezing, so it slows decomposition without freezing the tissue.

How do I choose the number of bodies?
Plan for the bodies your department keeps at one time, plus room for new arrivals. Models hold one, two, three, four or six bodies, each in its own locked chamber with a tray on rollers.

Why does each model need a voltage stabiliser?
The compressor runs on 220 V AC, 50 Hz single phase, and a steady supply helps it start and run normally when the mains voltage swings. The stabiliser size rises with the model, from 3 kVA for one body to 8 kVA for four or six bodies.

How is the chamber kept clean?
Slide the trays out on their rollers, wash them and the stainless steel inner walls with a mild detergent and disinfectant, then dry them. Check the magnetic door gasket for tears, and keep the rear-top refrigeration unit free of dust.

How is it different from a chamber that freezes bodies?
This chamber cools to 2 to 5 °C for storage above freezing. Some mortuary chambers run below freezing for longer storage. Compare the temperature range first, then the number of bodies and the power supply in your building.

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Last updated: 6 November 2026


   

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