Getting you into the cremulator....

Left. Remains of your cremated body as swept from the oven. Larger bone fragments are still identifiable. Part of your hip bone is being held up. Right Your bone fragments are swept into a cremulator to be ground into a uniform size.

Death's a grind

Once you have cooled down you will be poured into a machine called a cremulator. The cremulator resembles a small spin dryer. A drum slightly larger than a paint can sits inside. The operator closes the lid and hits a switch.



Metal balls grind you into smaller and smaller particles. You are ground down to something with the texture of sand. You then drop through a perforated sieve into a metal pan below. It will take about 20 minutes to complete the processing of your ashes.