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What is a scattering tube? Essentially, a scattering tube is a durable cardboard tube which is specifically designed to make the scattering of cremated remains ('ashes') easier. The ashes are placed within the tube, and the ashes can be released by removing the lid and piercing the circular opening at the top of the cylinder (see picture below, where someone is about to open this circular opening with their thumb). Scattering tubes come in many colours and sizes. If the ashes need to be divided between various family members, the ashes can be split equally between smaller scattering tubes. If you'd like to know more you can visit our main supplier of scattering tubes, Final Touch, who are based in Brisbane. You can see their range on page 48 of their online catalogue here: https://www.flipsnack.com/finaltouchaustralia/keep-your-memories-close-urn-catalogue-2025-v13/full-view.html If you'd like to know how much they cost, please contact us on 07 3544 6880 or email admin@...

  Are you planning to travel with cremated remains? Here are some handy tips. Transporting Ashes on a Flight If you are carrying your loved one's ashes yourself, you will need a 'Travel Letter", which is basically a certificate that accompanies the ashes. These can be issued by the crematorium, and attest to the fact that the plastic ashes urn (pictured above), which is supplied by the crematorium, only contains human remains. We can help you arrange a Travel Letter. Most countries you'll travel to require a sealed cremation urn accompanied by a Travel Letter, and sometimes a statutory declaration from the crematorium as well. We suggest carrying the ashes container in your carry-on hand luggage , as it simplifies the process with customs officials and reduces the risk of mishandling by the airline. If you are in doubt, we always recommend you contact the airline and ask them what requirements they have. Professional Ash Transport Services You might prefer to have the ...