What is the issue with the perception of old cremation technologies?

The perception of old cremation technologies as outdated and ineffective stems from the advancements in the field that have introduced more efficient, environmentally friendly, and technologically sophisticated methods. Older cremation equipment often lacks the reliability and emission controls of newer systems, leading to concerns about their operational efficiency and environmental impact. As a result, many in the industry and the public may view these technologies as inferior compared to modern alternatives that offer better performance and compliance with regulatory standards.

While older technologies may face perceptions related to cost, social acceptability, and standards, the primary issue remains their outdated nature and the effectiveness of their operations. As the funeral industry evolves, there is an increasing expectation for equipment to not only perform well but also to align with contemporary values of sustainability and environmental responsibility. This shift in perception emphasizes the necessity for crematories to adapt and upgrade their technologies to remain competitive and meet the expectations of families and regulatory agencies alike.