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Funerales Garcia, Mexico.  Located in the heart of Mexico City (Distrito Federal), Funerales Garcia is considered one of the most prestigious funeral homes in Mexico.  Agustin Garcia (left) and Alejandro Garcia (right) are shown with Sergio Ruiz (center) of Rucsa Hornos Crematorios during the recent inauguration of their human cremation facility.  The ceremonies were attended by local dignitaries along with representatives of U.S. Cremation Equipment.

The Garcia brothers stated that they were extremely pleased with the service and support provided by U.S. Cremation Equipment during the entire process.

Atlantic Crematory, Glen Burnie, Maryland.   When U.S. Cremation Equipment recently installed its signature “Classic” model at Atlantic Crematory, it tripled the trade service’s capacity.  Tim Harman added cremation services to his Maryland-based company in July 2008. During peak workloads he needed to be operational 24 hours a day, and his equipment was falling far short. He started his search for a cremator with the features and capacity he needed at a price that fit his budget. The “Classic” met all those requirements, and more.  “Everyone has done an outstanding job for us, from truly listening to our needs to their round-the-clock availability – we have cell phone numbers, even for people at the top,” says Harman.  As Atlantic Crematory continues to thrive – including a recent state contract for 1200 cases per year – they are equipped to meet the needs of their growing list of customers.

Everglades Crematorium, Hollywood, Florida. The installation of two "Classic" units in January 2010 came with a challenge for CEO David Krohn (right) and Geronimo Mena (left).  Because of Everglades' unique space requirements, U.S. Cremation Equipment repositioned components on the side rather than the rear and created a rectangular stack when a standard round would not work.  "I have never done business with a better company," says David Krohn.  "There was never a time when they said 'No' or 'We can't do that.'"

Puerto Ordaz, Venezuela.  American Incinerators Corp. designed and installed an incinerator for contaminated and used oil in CVG - Venalum, government owned and operated company and one of the largest aluminum smelters in Venezuela with an annual production of 500.000 metric tons of aluminum

Concepcion, Chile.  Ambiomedical, an important private chilean company, inaugurated the first medical waste incineration facility of the country in Concepcion, 200 miles south of Santiago. Ambiomedical and American Incinerators Corp. established an alliance in order to develop the hazardous waste incineration and environmental consulting business in Chile