The coffins we propose for the funeral sector – the first on the market with accident prevention edges - are the result of decades of experience.

Using the raw materials in compliance with the Mortuary Authorities’ standards in force, the casket is obtained by working coils of rolled sections made of 99.962% pure zinc with standard thickness equal either to 0.70 mm or to 0.74 mm.

The coffins we propose for the funeral sector – the first on the market with accident prevention edges - are the result of decades of experience.

Using the raw materials in compliance with the Mortuary Authorities’ standards in force, the casket is obtained by working coils of rolled sections made of 99.962% pure zinc with standard thickness equal either to 0.70 mm (not less than 0.66) or to 0.74 mm (UNI 13) .

The most popular models we propose are listed in the menu on the left. We process any request, for special sizes or shapes, too.

why zinc?

Decades of experience with thousands of exhumations on the national territory have led to the use of the zinc inner shell, with a certain thickness and certain fabrication characteristics, which has proven its efficiency in the field.

Unlike most casings on the market, the zinc inner shell of a funeral coffin must not be resistant, waterproof and indestructible for a long time, but rather disintegrate within a pre-set time and facilitate a quicker body mineralization, at each phase with corrosive chemical reactions and specific material behaviours that are typical of zinc only, as it has been unequivocally demonstrated.

Zinc occurs naturally alloyed with other minerals...to be continued