Miscellaneous

To thank you for your dedication to our products over the years, we would like to extend an invitation to you for one free expo-only day-pass. This is a $105 value, compliments of Frigid Fluid Co. To redeem your free day pass, please fill out the attached form and circle which of the three days you would like to attend. Fax the form back to Frigid Fluid Co. at (708) 836-1247 no later than September 1, 2011. Please be sure to provide an email address, as it will be needed for confirmation.

2011 is a banner year for Section 179. That’s because legislation passed during the latter half of 2010 expanded and enhanced Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation to new, unseen limits.

The total deduction was doubled, to $500,000, and the total limit of equipment purchased was raised to 2,000,000. These are HUGE increases, and essentially is the government’s “go-ahead” to businesses in regards to purchasing new equipment and software. And it’s welcome news, because after several years of holding back, many businesses need new equipment.

This means if you were waiting to purchase new equipment and/or software, 2011 is the year you’ve been waiting for. In plain terms, the tax savings can be substantial.

And to help you see how much you can save, we’ve provided the following 2011 Section 179 Calculator. This calculator is fully updated with the current limits, and can give you a clear picture of just how much Section 179 can save you this year. Go ahead – check it out and see if you like the numbers.

The benefit of a Non-Tax/Capital Lease is that it can take advantage of Section 179: expense up to $500,000 if the equipment is put in use in 2011. In addition, you may depreciate any excess on the depreciation schedule for that asset. Examples of Non-Tax/Capital Leases include a $1.00 Buyout Lease, an Equipment Finance Agreement (EFA), and a 10% Purchase Upon Termination (PUT) Lease. Example: Assume you finance business equipment, put it in use in 2011, and take advantage of Section 179. Your tax savings could be significant.

The sleek, classic look of porcelain in lightweight, durable fiberglass gives this table an aesthetic reminiscent of days gone by. Like its namesake, the Da Vinci offers both stunning visual appeal and innovative, reliable mechanics.

The Da Vinci incorporates a full-size top of tough, highly chemical and stain resistant fiberglass with provision for headrest and drain connection. The top is slightly bowed across its width to help direct runoff towards the extra deep trough.

Below the top is a sturdy, tubular aluminum base from Ferno Washington that has been exclusively modified to fit our top. The base is fully adjustable on both ends for perfect height and drainage. The large, heavy duty, rubber tire wheels with chrome hubs lock independently for extra sturdiness.

Effective December 2011 our free freight policy on embalming fluid orders has changed. Download this document for details.

Our brand new IMPERIAL 2.0™ offers the same strength and reliability as the original IMPERIAL™ device, but in a sleeker and lighter form factor. Weighing just 84 lbs., the IMPERIAL 2.0™ is 26 lbs. lighter than the original IMPERIAL™.

This order form is for customers enrolled in our bottle recycling program. If you aren't currently enrolled please visit www.frigidfluidco.com/recycle for details.

Enrollment in our bottle recycling program can be done on our web site at www.frigidfluidco.com/recycle. However, if for some reason you do not wish to enroll using that method, you can fill out this enrollment form and fax it to us.

We ship all new lowering devices in two boxes. One box contains the head and tail ends and the other box contains the side rails. This diagram illustrates the correct way to align the side rails of your Cemetery model lowering device.

The side rails of a casket lowering device attach to the head and tail ends via the short links. The short links on a Funeral Director model lowering device are unique, thus there is a specific way in which the side rails are attached. This diagrams illustrates how to properly attach the side rails.

Taking proper care of the governor assembly in your lowering device will drastically increase the working life of the device itself. This document contains a few tips for proper maintenance.

5/21/10 - "Advanced Embalming: Keeping the Casket Open" with Matt Smith, 2010 NFDA guest speaker.

6 hours of continuing education credits approved by the Arkansas State Board - approval #02730

5/19/10 - NWA Mortuary Service Group is hosting "Advanced Embalming: Keeping the Casket Open" with Matt Smith, 2010 NFDA guest speaker.

6 hours of continuing education credits approved by the Arkansas State Board - approval #02730

All funeral service professionals are cordially invited to a private reception inside the American Funeral tour mobile exhibit.

Hosted by Frigid Fluid Co.

Please fill out and submit a repair quote request form prior to sending your lowering device to our factory.