The standard types are:
- Three-body cabinets (chiller)
- Six-body cabinets (chiller)
- Three-body freezer cabinets

Any other type of cabinet or walk-in type mortuary cold room
can be manufactured to suit the client's requirements.

Construction
The top, sides and bottom of these cabinets are constructed with metal cladded insulated panels, the door frames and rear of the cabinets are reinforced with selected clear SA pine frames, rendered waterproof with a bituminous solution.

All internal and external surfaces of the cabinets can be covered with a variety of materials, such as stainless steel, chromadek or galvanised steel.

The three- and six-body cabinets have a 100 mm thick polystyrene insulation core with a density of 24 kg/m³. The three- and six tier body freezer cabinets have a 100 mm thick polyurethane insulation core with a density of 40 kg/m³.

The front doors are hung onto robust chromium plated hinges and are fitted with chrome-plated latches and strikes. The reveals of the door openings are fitted with floss black perspex breaker strips. The freezer cabinet doors are provided with heater elements. All doors are fitted with air-right rubber gaskets.

The service panel on the rear of the cabinet is reinforced with timber in order to carry the air-cooling and condensing units. Each cabinet is mounted on four adjustable feet and is fitted with a drain point.

Body trays
Each body compartment is provided with a dished body tray which is welded onto a tubular frame. Both tray and frame are manufactured from stainless steel or galvanised mild steel.

Refrigeration system
The condensing and air-cooling units are mounted on the service panel so that it forms a complete, self-contained unit.

A neat instrument panel on which an isolator and pressure switches are mounted, is provided and fixed to the service panel.

The refrigerant tubing, instrument panel, electrical wiring, and all other parts are factory mounted on the service panel. A thermometer is mounted above the doors on the front of the cabinet.

The refrigeration unit undergoes a thorough test before it leaves the factory.
All refrigeration systems are ozone friendly.