Coffin box services in all over Hyderabad and telagana

 We provide all type of Coffin Box Services All Funeral Services in Hyderabad This is especially important in the event of death in order to preserve human body remains until they are near and dear to them.

Sometimes it is necessary to transport human body remains by air, rail or road to their hometown. We are experts in creating the Coffin Box, which is very important for the human body remain to be intact for the funeral destination.

Our range of coffin boxes are developed keeping in mind various body sizes and shapes. They can be used for Burying the body and for safely transporting human remains across countries and borders. They are strong enough to transport the body by any means, be it road or air.

Embalming services in all over Hyderabad and telagana

 What is Embalming:

It is a process performed on a deceased body to temporarily preserve it and delay decomposition. It involves the injection of embalming fluid, which typically consists of a mixture of chemicals such as formaldehyde, into the body's circulatory system. The embalming fluid helps disinfect and preserve the body, slowing down the natural decomposition process.

What is the purpose of embalming:

Depending on cultural, religious, or legal requirements. It is commonly done to allow for public viewing of the deceased during funeral services, to facilitate transportation of the body over long distances, or to provide sufficient time for family and friends to make arrangements for the final disposition of the body.

How and who will do Embalming:

It is typically performed by licensed professionals, such as ambulance and funeral services, who have undergone specific training in the embalming process. The procedure is carried out with respect and care for the deceased and in compliance with local regulations and best practices in the funeral industry.

It's important to note that embalming is not a mandatory or universal practice. Different cultures and religions have varying customs and beliefs regarding the treatment and preparation of deceased bodies. Therefore, the decision to embalm is often based on personal, religious, or legal considerations. 

Coffin Box services in all over Hyderabad and telagana

 We also provide coffins of different types & different dimensions. On placing the order we will deliver the coffins in one hour to the concerned address. Coffins made of teak, rosewood are also available. Coffins are traditionally made with six sides plus the top (lid) and bottom, tapered around the shoulders, or rectangular with four sides. Another form of four-sided coffin is trapezoidal (also known as the “wedge” form) and is considered a variant of the six-sided hexagonal kind of coffin.

They may incorporate features that claim to protect the body or for public health reasons. For example, some may offer a protective casket that uses a gasket to seal the casket shut after it is closed for the final time.

Hearse Van with Freezing System. We provide mortuary van/hearse van with freezing facilities with the Approximately temperature of (-5 to -15)degree in order to keep the human remains away from decomposition for long and outstation journey.

AC Hearse van without freezing system. We also provide AC mortuary van/hearse van without freezing facilities for short and long journey.

Embalming services in all over Hyderabad and telagana

 Step by Step embalming process

1- Preparation:

When a body is given to an embalming specialist, to undertake the embalming process, the body is initially inspected to identify external injuries or signs of trauma. Once inspected, dirt, and bodily fluids are cleaned. Like dirt or bodily fluids are cleaned. The body is then positioned and cooled in a refrigerated unit to slow down decomposition. 

2- Arterial Injection:

The second step in this process is to give an arterial injection in the neck. Doing this is a crucial step in the embalming process. It is done by a specialist known as an embalming specialist. He inserts a small cannula in the carotid artery and a solution of embalming fluid is passed on through the arterial system.

The significance of this fluid is ample, as this fluid reaches the body organs, the process of decaying slows down. It contains formaldehyde which is a top chemical used to preserve dead bodies, which replaces the blood and disinfects tissues.

3- Blood Drainage:

The third step in the embalming process is to make another incision in the jugular vein in the neck. The major reason for this incision is to drain out the displaced blood and other fluid so that the embalming solution can complete the circulation within the body.

4- Cavity Treatment:

The next step includes making a small incision near the abdomen. A trocar, (a hollow instrument) is inserted in the abdominal cavity so that any residual fluid or gas can be extracted from the body. Once done, the concentrated embalming solution which has is inserted to disinfect and preserve the organs. This is a crucial stage of the embalming process, as after this the body's decaying process slows down and the preservation advances.

5- Consumerization:

The next step is to retain the skin in a genuine form to keep the deceased's appearance intact. Cosmetics are applied in a way that the natural look seems restored up to a level. The hair styling and dressing are done in a way that meets the religious and family statements of the deceased. 

6- Sanitization and Presentation:

The final step in the embalming process, is the entire body is cleaned and sanitized. The role of embalmers in the entire embalming process is significant as they are trained to preserve the body internally and externally in such a manner by setting the right facial features so that the people attached can consider the deceased in a peaceful state.

Post all the facial and presentation are set, the body is placed in the casket with thorough cushioning and required ventilation to make the embalming process a success. It generally takes around 2-4 hours, until the embalming process is finished and the embalmed body is handed over to the relatives. However, it may vary from case to case.