Cremation retort installation is one of the most critical steps a facility will ever take. Whether you’re opening a new crematory, adding capacity to meet demand, or replacing aging equipment, the installation process is more than just setting machinery in…
In the cremation industry, time is money, and downtime can cost far more than just revenue. Every hour a cremator is offline for maintenance or repair means missed schedules, delayed services, and added pressure on your team. One of the…
Operating a crematory involves more than just performing cremations. It’s a continuous balancing act between quality service and cost control. From high fuel usage to unexpected maintenance, even small inefficiencies can eat into your bottom line. With growing pressure to…
Why In-House Cremation is the Future for Your Funeral Home In today’s evolving funeral service landscape, families are increasingly choosing cremation. It’s no longer a niche option; it’s a mainstream preference. Are you truly maximizing your potential in this growing…
In February 1995 local licensed funeral directors, Phil Hinsey and Kevin Brown opened their business to serve Henry County and surrounding areas with a goal to provide excellence in funeral service at a reasonable price. Twenty years later, 2015, while…
Armil CFS, Inc. proudly celebrates 50 years of serving high temperature industrial process markets. We continue the legacy established by Richard O. Marek in 1968 by delivering engineered solutions providing state of the art equipment manufactured with sound material choices…
Cremation Systems is pleased to announce our newest distributor — NW Industrial Mechanics, Inc. NWIM’s experience in serving a wide range of industries for more than 20 years will bring our Pacific Northwest customers the highest quality services in supplying…
Kevin Finnery, President of Cremation System’s (division Armil CFS, Inc.) announced the promotions of Jeremiah Delgado to Technical Service Manager and Tom Krowl to Vice President of Marketing. Mr. Finnery states, “we want to acknowledge the efforts and innovations Jeremiah and Tom have…