Mortuary Lifts
General-purpose hydraulic and electric systems for transfer and positioning.
An American Mortuary Coolers brand
Professional resources for mortuary, cadaver, morgue, crematory, and prep-room lifts
Compare equipment types, capacities, safety considerations, facility fit, and current pricing.
Product lines
From standard funeral-home handling to specialized bariatric and crematory systems.
General-purpose hydraulic and electric systems for transfer and positioning.
Precision handling equipment for medical, forensic, and teaching facilities.
Multi-tier rack loading and cold-room integration for hospitals and examiners.
Heat-conscious loading systems for retorts and cremation workflows.
Height-adjustable equipment for embalming and preparation spaces.
Multi-purpose transfer, church-truck, and casket-handling systems.
Reinforced systems rated for 800–1,500+ lb handling requirements.
Budgeting, capacity, power-source, and facility-fit guidance.
Why facilities choose us
Factory experience, practical specifications, and nationwide support from initial planning through delivery.
Reduce manual lifting and support more controlled movement through daily workflows.
Choose standard or bariatric ratings based on caseload and operational requirements.
Plan around rack heights, prep tables, doorways, floor space, and utilities.
Compare warranties, preventive maintenance, controls, batteries, and replacement parts.
Featured add-on · HALO technology
Ask about ordering an American Mortuary Cooler with HALO already installed.
Planning range
Use these figures for early planning only. Final pricing depends on configuration, freight, access, installation, and options.
Up to approximately 500 lb
Up to approximately 700 lb
Approximately 800–1,500 lb
Application-specific capacity
Facility-specific configuration
Buyer resources
Clear, practical information for operators, procurement teams, architects, and facility planners.
A plain-language guide to equipment types and applications.
Capacity, inspection, staff training, and transfer-procedure considerations.
Compare hydraulic versus electric operation, room fit, and total cost.
Frequently asked questions
Need a configuration-specific answer? Call our equipment team.
1-888-792-9315 →Standard systems commonly support about 500–700 lb, while reinforced bariatric configurations may be rated from 800 to 1,500+ lb. Follow each manufacturer's published rating.
Hydraulic systems can be simple and durable; electric systems may offer easier powered movement. The right choice depends on workflow, frequency, maintenance, and facility utilities.
Confirm rack heights, platform dimensions, door clearances, turning space, floor conditions, charging or hydraulic access, and the heaviest anticipated load.
Talk with an equipment specialist