CadSeal Repatriation Foil
CadSeal encases the deceased in a unique metal containment film. It offers numerous advantages for funeral directors, mortuary staff, and individuals engaged in mass fatality situations.
Hygiene Sealing
CadSeal, utilized during the Ebola crisis is a reliable body containment solution that forms an airtight seal around infected individuals, minimizing risk to personnel. The CadSeal repatriation foil is crem-safe, allowing for the infected deceased to be placed in a coffin and a to proceed without endangering funeral staff or the public. Additionally, CadSeal effectively contains, making it suitable for decomposed bodies, especially in emergency scenarios refrigeration is unavailable.
Repatriation
In the past, the deceased were transported in costly zinc-lined coffins which are heavy and lead to high shipping expenses. In contrast, CadSeal repatriation foil weighs just 840g, making it at least 18kg lighter. The CadSeal method for repatriating bodies fully endorsed and outlined in the IATA Airport Handling Manual, A 333 ( 2011). Most countries recognize CadSeal metal film as a viable alternative zinc-lined coffins.
Ease of Use
The deceased is enclosed in the CadSeal foil envelope, and a heat sealer is used to create a secure seal around. CadSeal repatriation foil offers the following benefits:
- Airtight and water tight
- Tearproof and flexible
- Easy to X-ray
- Simple to seal
- Quick to open
- Environmentally friendly