KM RANGE ADVANTAGES
- Fully autonomous system, incorporating the latest automation technology, with a system fully integrated in the device and remote access for dynamic assistance and rapid diagnosis.
- High quality finishes with own manufacturing in our installations
- Top quality commercial elements
- Adaptation to implementation in each installation
- They can operate with Natural Gas, LPG or Diesel
- Based on principles of reliability and cost efficiency
Funeral cremation furnace models
For the funeral sector, Kalfrisa has developed three models of cremation furnaces based on the number of daily cremations and the space available. The range also has incineration furnaces for cemetery remains.
KM 1 and KM2
- 6-7 cremations/12h.
- 80-90’/cremation
- Door width:
KM-2: 90cm
KM-1: 110cm
- Rear ash extraction.
- Refractory brick.
- Controlled forced draught.
- Automated process – 3 cremation programs.
- Remote connection.
- Low consumption.
- Easy maintenance.
KM 3
- 3 cremations/12h.
- Door width: 90cm.
- Rear ash extraction.
- Refractory brick.
- Controlled forced draught.
- Automated process – 3 cremation programs.
- Remote connection.
- Low consumption.
- Easy maintenance.
KM C
The KMC incinerator for cemetery remains is designed to burn remains from exhumations and waste from the cemetery easily and effectively, without the need to break it apart first.
The double combustion chamber guarantees compliance with the current environmental regulation applicable to this type of waste, releasing transparent, odourless emissions.
Accessories
The installation of the cremation furnace can be supplemented with a mechanical system for input of the coffins and an ash processor.
Other tools such as ash collection spades and the urn for the ashes are delivered along with the device.
Input device
A particularly useful device in case of successive cremations, allowing a single operator to carry out the input, reducing the physical effort necessary and increasing their safety.
With this system, the coffin is gently placed on the floor of the cremation chamber, without causing impacts or dragging of the coffin on the floor of the chamber which may reduce its lifespan.
The process may be semi-automated, the operator having to carry out the pushing movement of the trolley, or completely automated and operated remotely from the electrical panel or another location.
Ash processor
Once the cremation is completed, the ashes are fully disintegrated and homogenised through a ball processor.
The device consists of a stainless steel cabinet with dimensions of 600 x 600 x 1,600mm.
The metallic container of the furnace in which the ashes have been collected is put into the processor, with no additional handling being necessary. The ashes, once processed, are automatically passed to the final urn.
Funeral cremation furnaces
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