Body Bags
Emergency bag / body bag, 2200 x 900 mm, black
LDPE body bags / emergency bags Dimensions: 2200 x 900 mm (length x width) Thickness: 160 μm (0.160 mm) Side gusseted bag: 600+300 x 2200 mm Unprinted, black Our cadaver bag features four tear-resistant carrying handles and a zip fastener for secure closure. The bag has a load capacity of up to 160 kg and is individually packed in an extra protective bag. Additionally, two pairs of HDPE gloves are supplied with each bag. Customs tariff number: 39232100
What is a body bag?
Body bags, or emergency bags, are an important aid in the handling and transport of the deceased. They are made of durable, waterproof material and are designed to protect and contain the body.
What material are cadaver bags made of?
Body bags are usually made from durable, waterproof material such as nylon, polyethylene or vinyl. Our body bag is made from polyethylene. The material is chosen for its durability and resistance to tears, punctures and the penetration of liquids and is also easy to clean and disinfect.
Where are body bags used?
Body bags are used by first responders, undertakers and other professionals for the transport and temporary storage of the remains of the deceased. They are also used in disaster situations such as plane crashes or mass casualty incidents to preserve and identify the bodies of victims.
How big are body bags?
Body bags come in a variety of sizes to accommodate different body types and situations. The size of a body bag can vary depending on the manufacturer and intended use. Our standard adult body bag has a length of 220 cm and a width of 90 cm. The bags are suitable for most adult body sizes.
There are also body bags specially designed for larger people, as well as smaller sizes for children and infants. There are also larger body bags that can hold multiple bodies and are often used in mass casualty incidents. These bags can be up to 300 cm long and 180 cm wide. We do not have these body bags in stock as standard, but they are available on request.
The size of the body bag is important to ensure the body is securely enclosed and the bag can be effectively sealed to prevent leakage.
For what purpose are body bags used?
Body bags are used for a variety of reasons:
- Transport: Body bags are used to transport the remains of the deceased from the place of death to a mortuary or other facility. They protect the body during transport and prevent leakage or contamination.
- Temporary storage: Body bags are used to temporarily store the remains of deceased persons, e.g. in a mortuary, until the body can be properly identified, embalmed and prepared for burial or cremation.
- Forensics: Body bags are used to transport bodies to the morgue for autopsy and to protect the evidence from tampering.
- War, natural disaster or epidemic: Body bags are also used to store and transport the bodies of victims of wars, natural disasters or epidemics (emergency bag). The bags are used in disaster situations such as plane crashes or mass accidents to preserve and identify the bodies of victims. They are an important tool to preserve the dignity and respect for the deceased and to ensure the safety and hygiene of the people handling the bodies.
Order a body bag
If you need body bags for your emergency response team, mortuary or forensic laboratory, you should order our high-quality cadaver bags. We offer body bags to meet your specific requirements and our team of experts are always on hand to answer any questions you may have.
Our body bag has four tear-resistant carrying handles and a zip fastener for secure closure. The bag has a load capacity of up to 160 kg and is individually packed in bags. Additionally, two pairs of HDPE gloves are supplied with each bag.
Customs tariff number
39232100