Description

Mopec CC300 Center Approach Autopsy Sink Wall Mounted — Product Highlights

• Center approach configuration for optimized room layout and bilateral operator access — positions both operators along the full 150 in. working length of the sink rather than at the ends, maximizing access to the body across the entire work surface and making the CC300 the preferred choice for autopsy suites and morgue sink installations where wall-depth or room constraints limit freestanding alternatives.
• Dual stainless steel sink basins, 38 in. × 20 in. × 6 in. each — two independent sink compartments support simultaneous postmortem examination workflows without cross-contamination risk, with each basin sized for full-body rinse and fluid drainage demands common in forensic pathology and medical examiner facilities.
• Three interchangeable removable stainless steel grid plates — each plate features a ½ in. recess and ¾ in. diameter holes on 2 in. square centers, allowing fluid to drain freely during examination while supporting the body and providing a cleanable, repositionable work surface that can be reconfigured or removed for cleaning between cases.
• Hydro aspirator with reversing flow valve — delivers active fluid and waste removal throughout the autopsy procedure, with reversing flow capability for clearing blockages without halting the examination; includes hose hanger and 8 ft. clear PVC tubing for reach across the full work surface.
• Two cold water body rinse valves with vacuum breakers — independent body rinse assemblies at each station include vacuum breaker backflow protection, serrated hose fittings, hose hangers, and 8 ft. clear PVC tubing, supporting efficient post-examination rinsing while protecting the facility water supply from contamination at the fixture.
• Two hand spray assemblies with concealed pressure control shutoff — heavy-duty brass chrome-plated handpieces connected to 8 ft. flexible hoses with J-hook storage allow directed rinsing and cleaning at each operator station; the concealed pressure control shutoff keeps the working surface unobstructed and fluid-free when not in use.
• Two flush-mount instrument drawers with fluid-resistant design — drawers sit flush to the unit when closed with flush inset handles positioned at the top to prevent fluid from pooling in or around the drawer openings, maintaining a sanitary work surface profile between and during procedures.
• Two GFCI duplex outlets with waterproof covers — meets electrical safety code requirements for wet-area morgue, pathology, and anatomy laboratory installations, providing protected power access for procedural instruments, supplemental lighting, or documentation equipment directly at the workstation.
• Cart latch compatible with Mopec DA000 and DB000 cart chassis — integrated cart latch allows compatible Mopec autopsy carts to dock and lock securely alongside the sink during body transfer and examination, reducing handling distance and improving operator ergonomics throughout the postmortem workflow.
• ARES Scientific is an authorized distributor for Mopec, ensuring genuine CC300 products backed by full manufacturer warranty and expert support for morgue, forensic pathology, and anatomy facility procurement.

Frequently Asked Questions — Mopec CC300 Center Approach Autopsy Sink Wall Mounted

What does “center approach” mean on the Mopec CC300, and how does it affect room planning?

A center approach autopsy sink positions operators along the long face of the unit rather than at the ends, giving both pathologists or technicians access across the full 150 in. working length from a single side — a configuration that works well in morgue rooms and autopsy suites where wall placement limits end-access or where the room depth does not accommodate a freestanding autopsy table; compare the full range of autopsy sinks by configuration to match your facility’s floor plan requirements.

What mounting options are available for the Mopec CC300?

The CC300 is available with either an elevating wall mount or a leg frame, giving facilities the choice between a wall-anchored installation with adjustable height capability or a leg-supported configuration that does not require structural wall attachment — both options ship with all plumbing and electrical pre-installed at the factory, requiring only a trade hook-up on-site to complete the installation.

Which autopsy carts are compatible with the CC300 cart latch?

The integrated cart latch on the Mopec CC300 is compatible with Mopec DA000 and DB000 cart chassis only — other Mopec carts are equipped with locking casters rather than a latch system; contact ARES Scientific to confirm cart compatibility for your facility’s existing equipment or to identify compatible autopsy cart options before purchasing.

What backflow prevention does the Mopec CC300 include, and is it plumbing code compliant for morgue use?

The CC300 includes vacuum breakers on both cold water body rinse valves and on the 8 in. swing spout, providing fixture-level backflow protection that prevents contaminated water at the sink from siphoning back into the facility potable water supply — vacuum breakers are the standard backflow prevention device specified by plumbing codes for this type of fitting in morgue, pathology, and laboratory installations where cross-contamination risk is present.

What are the removable grid plates used for, and can they be reconfigured?

The three interchangeable removable stainless steel grid plates sit inside the sink basin and create a raised work surface above the drain plane, allowing fluids to pass through the ¾ in. holes during postmortem examination while supporting the body or specimen above the drain area — the plates are removable for deep cleaning between cases and interchangeable in position, giving operators flexibility in configuring the work surface across the 150 in. length of the unit.

How does the Mopec CC300 wall-mounted autopsy sink compare to a freestanding autopsy table for a medical examiner or morgue facility?

The CC300 wall-mounted center approach autopsy sink is anchored to the wall and optimized for fixed-position, high-utility morgue installations where integrated plumbing, GFCI electrical, aspirator access, and cart docking are all required at a single built-in workstation, whereas a freestanding autopsy table offers mobility and repositionability but typically requires separate plumbing connections and does not include the same level of integrated utility access.