Abstract: An embalming machine including a housing, at least one fluid tank supported by the housing, a plurality of hose segments disposed at least partially within the housing, a centrifugal fluid transfer pump, a pressure gauge, and a first solenoid is disclosed. The pump is engaged with at least one hose segment of the plurality of hose segments. The pressure gauge is configured to read a pressure of the fluid flowing therethrough. The first solenoid is configured to allow fluid to flow therethrough when current is applied to the first solenoid, and is configured to prevent fluid from flowing therethrough when no current is applied to the first solenoid, wherein the centrifugal fluid transfer is controlled to improve displacement output and pressure of embalming fluid entering a cadaver during an embalming process.

Abstract: An embalming machine including a housing, at least one fluid tank supported by the housing, a plurality of hose segments disposed at least partially within the housing, a pump, a pressure gauge, and a first solenoid is disclosed. The pump is engaged with at least one hose segment of the plurality of hose segments. The pressure gauge is configured to read a pressure of the fluid flowing therethrough. The first solenoid is configured to allow fluid to flow therethrough when current is applied to the first solenoid, and is configured to prevent fluid from flowing therethrough when no current is applied to the first solenoid.

Abstract: A portable machine for arterial embalming includes a tank assembly and a control assembly. The control assembly includes a fluid pressure gauge fluidly connected to a fluid output of a syringe vessel assembly of the tank assembly; a fluid injection tube fluidly connected to the fluid pressure gauge and configured for injection into the human cadaver body; a motor connected to a push rod that is connected to the syringe vessel assembly, wherein the motor drives the push rod to actuate the syringe vessel assembly to produce a flow of fluid from the tank assembly to the fluid pressure gauge; and a motor speed controller connected for varying a speed of the motor and for varying a maximum fluid pressure measured by the fluid pressure gauge, and, in turn, pressure filtration of fluid entering the human cadaver body.