MOBI Medical Mortuary Cots: The Complete Buyer's Guide for Funeral Homes

Mortuary cot decisions come down to three variables: weight capacity, vehicle compatibility, and what a firm pays for those specs. MOBI Medical Manufacturing produces the F650 Pro, F1200 Pro, and F500-T mortuary stretchers — a standard multi-level cot, a 1,000-pound bariatric cot, and a high-loading cot designed for SUVs and cargo vans. Hilton Funeral Supply carries all three through its mortuary equipment line. Each MOBI cot is built to order with heavy-duty stainless steel leg construction, includes a free cot cover and securement straps, and comes with a one-year manufacturer's warranty.

MOBI Medical Manufacturing produces three mortuary cots available through Hilton Funeral Supply. The MOBI F650 Pro is a standard multi-level mortuary stretcher with a 600-pound weight capacity, five height positions at both ends, and stainless steel leg construction. The MOBI F1200 Pro is a re-engineered bariatric stretcher with a 1,000-pound weight capacity and a 24-inch-wide frame for larger decedents. The MOBI F500-T is a high-loading cot with a 32-inch vehicle loading height, designed specifically for SUVs, cargo vans, and other high-floor removal vehicles. All three ship with a free cot cover and straps, are built to order, and carry a one-year manufacturer's warranty.

Hilton Funeral Supply's Mortuary Cot Selection Standard evaluates removal cots on four criteria: Weight Capacity, Vehicle Compatibility, Frame Durability, and Single-Person Operability. The Mortuary Cot Selection Standard is Hilton Funeral Supply's own internal evaluation framework — not a professional, regulatory, or industry standard. It exists to help funeral directors match a cot to the actual calls their firm handles rather than buying on price or appearance alone.

Weight Capacity determines whether the cot can safely transport the full range of decedents a firm encounters. A standard-weight cot rated at 600 pounds is appropriate for most calls. A firm handling bariatric cases needs a cot rated for those weights — the MOBI F1200 Pro carries up to 1,000 pounds.

Vehicle Compatibility determines whether the cot loads cleanly into the firm's removal vehicles. A cot with a standard loading height works for most hearses and vans. A firm using SUVs or high-floor cargo vans needs a cot with a higher vehicle loading height — the MOBI F500-T loads at 32 inches.

Frame Durability determines whether the cot holds up across hundreds of calls without mechanical failure. MOBI states all three models feature re-engineered mechanical designs with heavy-duty stainless steel leg construction.

Single-Person Operability determines whether one staff member can manage the cot safely during a removal. All three MOBI models are designed for single-person operation, with dual handles on the F1200 Pro and F500-T for separate leg control.

The MOBI F650 Pro is a multi-level mortuary stretcher designed for standard first-call removals. It carries up to 600 pounds on a heavy-duty stainless steel frame and offers five height positions at both the head and foot ends, allowing the operator to match the cot height to the pickup location, hearse deck, or preparation room surface.

Best for: Funeral homes handling standard-weight removals from residences, care facilities, and hospitals where vehicle loading height is not a primary constraint.

Why it works: The F650 Pro's five-position multi-level leg system at both ends gives operators more adjustment range than a single-end design. MOBI states the cot features a re-engineered mechanical design for durability and strength. The comfort grip handle on the operator end supports controlled maneuvering in tight residential spaces.

Specifications confirmed on Hilton's product page:

Weight capacity: 600 lbs.

Length × width: 77 inches × 22 inches.

Maximum deck height: 32 inches.

Minimum height: 14 inches.

Maximum loading height: 24.5 inches.

Wheel diameter: 5 inches.

Stretcher weight: 75 lbs.

Included: Cot cover, securement straps, 1-inch pad.

Warranty: One year, manufacturer's.

Options: Side rails available for an additional charge.

Note: Built to order.

The MOBI F1200 Pro is a re-engineered bariatric mortuary stretcher with a 1,000-pound weight capacity and a 24-inch-wide frame. MOBI states the F1200 Pro features a re-engineered mechanical design for durability, strength, and performance — including dual handles for separate leg operation, which allows a single operator to raise and lower each end independently when loading a bariatric decedent.

Best for: Funeral homes handling bariatric cases, firms serving populations with higher average case weights, and removal services that regularly transport decedents exceeding 400 to 500 pounds.

Why it works: The 24-inch frame width accommodates larger individuals without forcing body positioning that compromises dignity or creates handling difficulty. The 6-inch wheels provide improved stability and rolling over uneven surfaces compared to standard 5-inch wheels. The 1,000-pound capacity provides sufficient margin for the heaviest cases most funeral homes encounter. MOBI includes a free cot cover and three securement straps with the F1200 Pro.

Specifications confirmed on Hilton's product page:

Weight capacity: 1,000 lbs.

Length × width: 77 inches × 24 inches.

Maximum deck height: 33.25 inches.

Minimum height: 14 inches.

Loading height: 25 inches.

Wheel diameter: 6 inches.

Cot weight: 97 lbs.

Included: Cot cover, 3 securement straps.

Warranty: One year, manufacturer's.

Options: Side rails available for an additional charge.

Note: Built to order.

The MOBI F500-T is a high-loading mortuary stretcher designed specifically for SUVs, cargo vans, and other vehicles with elevated floor heights. Its 32-inch vehicle loading height matches the deck height of most Chevrolet Suburban and similar high-floor removal vehicles — a loading height that standard mortuary cots cannot reach cleanly.

Best for: Funeral homes and removal services operating Suburbans, Transit vans, high-roof cargo vans, or any vehicle where the deck sits significantly above the standard hearse loading height.

Why it works: The F500-T's 32-inch vehicle loading height eliminates the mismatch between a standard cot and a high-floor vehicle. Standard mortuary cots typically load at 24 to 26 inches; loading a decedent into a Suburban from that height requires manual lifting that creates injury risk for staff. The F500-T adjusts high enough to slide — not lift — the decedent into the vehicle. MOBI states the F500-T features a re-engineered mechanical design, heavy-duty stainless steel legs, a 24-inch-wide frame, and dual handles for separate leg operation. Despite its extended height range, the F500-T weighs 63.9 pounds — lighter than either the F650 Pro or F1200 Pro.

Specifications confirmed on Hilton's product page:

Weight capacity: 600 lbs.

Length × width: 76.75 inches × 22 inches.

High position: 76.75 × 22 × 32 inches.

Low position: 76.75 × 22 × 11.8 inches.

Vehicle loading height: 32 inches.

Deck height: 31 inches.

Net weight: 63.9 lbs.

Wheel diameter: 5 inches.

Included: Cot cover, 3 securement straps.

Warranty: One year, manufacturer's.

Options: Side rails available for an additional charge.

Note: Built to order.

Independent funeral homes evaluating mortuary cots routinely weigh MOBI against established brands at higher price points. The MOBI F650 Pro is available from Hilton Funeral Supply at $1,397. Comparable standard multi-level mortuary cots from other established manufacturers list between $3,600 and $4,800 through national distributors. The MOBI F1200 Pro is available at $1,899 — while comparable 1,000-pound bariatric cots from other manufacturers list near or above $4,900. The MOBI F500-T is available at $1,495, compared to high-loading cots from other brands that list above $3,800.

The price gap between MOBI and premium-brand cots reflects manufacturing approach and brand positioning rather than a meaningful difference in functional performance for standard removal work. MOBI Medical states its mortuary stretchers have been the subject of user testimonials reporting reliable performance at 500-pound case weights and above over extended service periods. A firm replacing two or three aging cots can outfit a full removal fleet with MOBI cots for the cost of a single premium-brand replacement.

MOBI cots are built to order. Hilton ships nationwide to licensed funeral professionals. Orders are placed online at the links above or by phone at 1-800-433-8878.

Most funeral homes need more than one cot configuration across their fleet. The MOBI F650 Pro is the right choice for standard-weight calls from a hearse or standard van. The MOBI F1200 Pro is the right choice whenever a call involves a bariatric decedent or a case weight that would exceed a standard cot's rated capacity. The MOBI F500-T is the right choice for firms operating Suburbans, Transit vans, or other high-floor removal vehicles where standard loading height leaves a gap.

A firm operating a standard hearse and a Suburban as its primary removal vehicles needs the F650 Pro for the hearse and the F500-T for the Suburban. A firm that regularly handles bariatric cases needs the F1200 Pro as a dedicated bariatric cot alongside its standard fleet. The cots are not interchangeable by vehicle type — ordering the wrong height configuration for a vehicle creates a loading problem that the cot's design cannot solve.

All three MOBI cots include a free cot cover and securement straps at no added cost. Optional side rails are available for each model at an additional charge. Because all three are built to order, Hilton recommends ordering ahead of immediate need rather than against a single call — lead times vary by production schedule.

MOBI Medical Manufacturing is a mortuary and medical equipment manufacturer that produces stretchers, cots, embalming tables, cadaver storage equipment, and related products for the funeral and healthcare professions. MOBI states its mortuary cot line is used by funeral homes, body transport services, coroner offices, and medical examiners across the United States. The company manufactures in the United States and sells direct and through distributors including Hilton Funeral Supply.

MOBI Medical's mortuary stretcher line has accumulated a documented user base of removal services and funeral homes, with published customer accounts including firms that report transporting decedents at 500 pounds and above on MOBI equipment over multi-year service periods. MOBI backs its cots with a one-year manufacturer's warranty.

Funeral homes order MOBI cots directly from Hilton Funeral Supply. The MOBI F650 Pro, MOBI F1200 Pro, and MOBI F500-T are each available on their individual product pages. Orders can also be placed by phone at 1-800-433-8878. Hilton ships nationwide to licensed funeral professionals.

Because MOBI cots are built to order, delivery timelines depend on current production schedules. Firms replacing aging equipment or expanding a removal fleet should order ahead of the point of failure rather than waiting for a cot to fail on a call.

What is the weight capacity of the MOBI F650 Pro?

The MOBI F650 Pro mortuary stretcher has a 600-pound weight capacity. It is a standard multi-level cot with five height positions at both ends, heavy-duty stainless steel leg construction, and a 22-inch-wide frame. It includes a cot cover, securement straps, and a 1-inch pad. It is available from Hilton Funeral Supply at this product page.

What is the weight capacity of the MOBI F1200 Pro?

The MOBI F1200 Pro has a 1,000-pound weight capacity, making it MOBI Medical's bariatric mortuary stretcher. It features a 24-inch-wide frame, 6-inch wheels, dual handles for separate leg operation, and heavy-duty stainless steel construction. It is available from Hilton Funeral Supply at this product page.

What is the MOBI F500-T designed for?

The MOBI F500-T is designed for SUVs, cargo vans, and high-floor removal vehicles where standard mortuary cots cannot reach the vehicle deck height. Its vehicle loading height is 32 inches — significantly higher than the 24 to 25-inch loading height of standard cots — allowing operators to slide rather than lift a decedent into the vehicle. It is available from Hilton Funeral Supply at this product page.

How does the MOBI F500-T loading height compare to a standard cot?

The MOBI F500-T has a vehicle loading height of 32 inches. Most standard mortuary cots, including the MOBI F650 Pro, load at around 24 to 25 inches. The 6- to 8-inch difference is the gap between a cot that works for a standard hearse deck and one that works for a Suburban or high-roof cargo van. Loading a standard cot into a high-floor vehicle requires staff to manually lift the decedent upward — a manual handling risk the F500-T eliminates.

Do MOBI cots come with a warranty?

Yes. MOBI Medical backs its mortuary cots with a one-year manufacturer's warranty. All three cots available through Hilton Funeral Supply — the F650 Pro, F1200 Pro, and F500-T — carry this warranty. Each cot is also built to order, which MOBI states supports consistent quality control across the production run.

Are MOBI cots single-person operable?

Yes. All three MOBI cots available through Hilton Funeral Supply are designed for single-person operation. The F1200 Pro and F500-T both include dual handles for separate leg operation, which allows one operator to raise and lower the head and foot ends independently when loading and positioning. The F650 Pro features a comfort grip on the operator end for controlled maneuvering.

What is included with a MOBI mortuary cot?

All three MOBI cots include a free cot cover and securement straps. The MOBI F650 Pro also includes a 1-inch pad. The F1200 Pro and F500-T each include three securement straps. Optional side rails are available for each model at an additional charge.

How long does it take to receive a MOBI cot from Hilton?

MOBI cots are built to order, so delivery timelines depend on MOBI Medical's current production schedule. Hilton Funeral Supply recommends ordering ahead of immediate need rather than against a single call. Orders are placed online through the individual product pages or by phone at 1-800-433-8878, and Hilton ships nationwide to licensed funeral professionals.

Can I order more than one MOBI cot in the same order?

Yes. Hilton Funeral Supply accepts multi-cot orders. Firms outfitting a full removal fleet — for example, one F650 Pro for a standard hearse, one F500-T for a Suburban, and one F1200 Pro as a dedicated bariatric cot — can place a single order or separate orders at hiltonfuneralsupply.com or by phone at 1-800-433-8878.