What is the Cremation Chamber or Retort?
The Cremation Chamber is the place where the body is placed for cremation. It is brick lined and built to accept extreme temperatures. How Do I Know These Are The Correct Ashes? Only one person is to be cremated at one time. A metal identification tag is present with the person during the entire cremation process and left inside the urn. The identification tag will provide an ID number and crematory name for future tracing if needed. State law and regulations provide guidelines for all crematories. Random audits are conducted by the state as well. The crematory has many safe guards in place to assure the proper return of the correct ashes. The cremation chamber is brushed completely as possible after each cremation. All remains of the person are returned except minute particles that are impossible to remove from the cremation chamber or processing machine. Witness the cremation: For a fee you can view the start to finish of the cremation process. Can I View The Cremation Process? Yes,
