Cremation Process
- The body enters a cremator once prepared.
- The sealed coffin is cremated with the person.
- The ashes are bone fragments.
- Burning bone needs high 1292 degree Fahrenheit temperatures.
Coffin in Cremation
- Coffins are built to be destroyed.
- Little or nothing of a coffin remains when cremating a body.
- The high temperatures burn the coffin.
Handling of Remains
- People are surprised by the amount of remains.
- Typically clothing, jewelry and devices are removed before cremation.
FAQs on Cremation
- What happened to skull during cremation?
- Which body part does not burn in cremation?
The body enters a cremator once prepared.
The sealed coffin is cremated with the person.
The ashes are bone fragments.
Burning bone needs high 1292 degree Fahrenheit temperatures.
Coffins are built to be destroyed.
Little or nothing of a coffin remains when cremating a body.
The high temperatures burn the coffin.
People are surprised by the amount of remains.
Typically clothing, jewelry and devices are removed before cremation.
The coffin is legally not allowed to be opened once inside the crematorium.
In nearly all cases, the sealed coffin is cremated with the person.
The high temperatures burn the coffin.
Coffins are built to be destroyed during cremation.
Cremating a body requires so much heat that normally little or nothing of the coffin remains among the ashes.
Burning bone needs high 1292 degree Fahrenheit temperatures.