Dignity. Technology. Sustainability. — Redefining the Afterlife Industry.
Dignity. Technology. Sustainability. — Redefining the Afterlife Industry.
Solutions
Funeral projects, delivered as one integrated system.
Entrovita plans, designs, manufactures, builds and commissions funeral-home facilities across five functional zones — and then supplies the management layer that keeps them integrated. One partner owns every interface between them.
For governments, funeral-home operators, general contractors, hospitals and medical schools.
500+Funeral homes using Entrovita products nationwide
12Invention patents, plus 50+ utility-model patents
5Functional zones under one integrated scope
ISO9001:2015 · 14001:2015 · 45001 management systems
The problem this section exists to solve
A funeral home is not a list of machines.
Cold storage, cremation, flue-gas treatment, ash storage, air safety and information systems all touch each other inside one building. Procure them separately and every boundary between them becomes a site problem that somebody else has to resolve.
Today — five zones, five suppliers
Cold storageCremation & flue gasAsh storageAir safety & purificationInformation systems
the boundaries are nobody's responsibility
Inconsistent standards
Incompatible interfaces
Unsynchronised construction
Poor inter-system coordination
What fragmented procurement actually costs
Duplicated investment where two suppliers solve the same interface twice. A programme that slips each time a boundary is renegotiated. Operating cost from systems that never learn to coordinate. And maintenance that stays expensive because responsibility for the whole was never assigned.
The Entrovita answer — five commitments on every turnkey scope:
Unified planning · Integrated design · Custom equipment · Standardised construction · Integrated operation. Whether the project is a new funeral home or a renovation, the method is the same and the interfaces belong to us.
Solution categories
Which kind of project is yours?
Five categories, mapped to the task in front of you rather than to our product lines. Each one lists the individual solutions inside it, with the standards, scope and references behind them.
01
Funeral Home Turnkey Solution
You are building, rebuilding or expanding a funeral home.
One contract for the whole facility — master planning, integrated design, custom equipment, standardised construction and integrated commissioning across every functional zone, plus the management system that runs it afterwards.
02
Interior Air Safety & Purification
Your staff work with the deceased and the air in those rooms is a health risk.
Dedicated-fresh-air purification for the rooms where bodies are handled, plus forensic and medical anatomy laboratories — designed around pathogen exposure, formaldehyde, odour and flue gas, with treated exhaust rather than diluted air.
03
Smart Funeral Home
You need the facility to run as one connected operation, not as isolated machines.
Information management, central environmental control, self-service enquiry and unmanned body transfer — four subsystems that answer the four problems the briefing papers ask funeral homes to solve: smart office, intelligent control, unmanned transfer, self-service enquiry.
04
Green Cremation & Environment
You must meet emission limits without letting energy and operating cost run away.
Fourth-generation intelligent cremators integrated with multi-stage flue-gas purification, wreath and memorial incinerators, and waste-heat recovery that turns the exhaust stack into cooling for the cremation hall.
05
Prefabricated Smart Buildings
You need the building itself to be faster to erect and ready for the equipment inside it.
Steel-structure prefabricated buildings for funeral business, production, living and office use — designed with dense pipework and equipment interfaces built in, so the shell and the systems inside it are delivered on the same programme.
Delivery model
Five stages, nine working steps, one accountable party.
The method does not change with project size. It begins with a site survey and ends with commissioning the systems against each other.
01
Unified planning
Survey the site and agree functional zones, capacities and constraints.
02
Integrated design
Fix equipment interfaces, pipe routes and control signals before construction.
03
Custom equipment
Manufacture to the agreed site dimensions, capacity and control architecture.
04
Standardised construction
One construction, installation and acceptance standard across every zone.
05
Integrated operation
Commission systems against each other and hand over a facility that runs as one.
The nine working steps behind the five stages
Site survey · Requirement communication · Feedback · Function planning · Space planning · Operation planning · Space build-out · Equipment customisation · System commissioning.
Where we deploy
Every solution follows the facility's own service flow.
Equipment is placed where the process needs it, and the information system records each step against the individual case.
01
Intake
Body received and prepared at the side entrance.
02
Preparation
Washing, preservation and cosmetics in the air-safety clean rooms.
03
Memorial
Families gather in the memorial halls and observation areas.
04
Cremation
Cremation with the flue-gas train running alongside.
05
Worship
Memorial and ritual areas served by the incineration equipment.
06
Ash storage
Ash placed in storage rooms, linked back to the information system.
Cold storage & mortuaryEmbalming & cosmeticsMemorial hallsCremation hall & flue-gas treatmentAsh storageBusiness & receptionAncillary office & livingAnatomy & pathology rooms
Next step
Request a scoped proposal.
Tell us the project and we will come back with the scope, the interfaces we will own and the standards we will build to. The more of the form you complete, the more specific the reply.
Or contact us directly
Speak to the people who will scope the project, not a call centre.
- Tel: (+86) 21 50880140
- Email: info@entrovita.com
- Headquarters: Landmark Plaza Shanghai downtown
- Plant: S&T Zone, Zhangshu, Jiangxi Province
What happens after you write
We review the zones and the stage, then reply with a scoped outline — what we would deliver, which interfaces we would own, and the standards the facility would be built to. If the project is not a fit, we will say so.