Discussing infant caskets can be an emotional and sensitive subject. Nonetheless, it's important to understand the different types and features available to provide families with appropriate choices during such a difficult time. One key feature in some infant caskets is the ability to seal them, which we will explore in this article.
The Function of Sealing in Infant Caskets
Sealing an infant casket involves using a special mechanism designed to create an airtight seal around the casket. This is achieved through a combination of materials and methods that ensure the casket is secure and protected.
Here’s a closer look at how this works and why it might be used.
Inside the Casket: What You Need to Know
The interior of a sealed infant casket is designed with care and attention to detail. Typically, the casket is lined with a soft, padded material to provide comfort and dignity. The casket's interior may also include a cushioning layer to ensure that the baby is laid to rest in a gentle and respectful manner.
The Sealing Process
To create the seal, the casket is equipped with a special rubber gasket or sealant. This material is very sticky and is applied along the perimeter of the casket’s lid and the rim of the base.
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