Cremation Society of Illinois

The cremated remains also include organic bone fragments, but they are extremely brittle and crumble easily in the cremation chamber. They are “swept” into a stainless steel cooling tray. All non-consumable items are removed from the remains, including all metals from clothing, such as hip joints or bridgework, since they won't be consumed by the cremation process. Metals are separated during the cremation process and say for example be removed using a strong magnet or found visually and removed. Any non-recoverable items such as silver and dental gold are not included with the cremated remains. After the cremation, the family can process the remaining bone fragment material as necessary to allow the ashes to fit into a locket or urn and are of a consistent size.

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