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The only gas-powered, directly-driven, MARINIZED compressors ever made for the hookah market. Valve plates, piston rod tops, housings and heads are cold dipped with a corrosion-resisting, Acrylic-Electrocoat process. Internal deflector plates and vented covers are Powder Paint finished. Add to that, stainless steel, access and assembly hardware. |
| But there's more! By venting the compressor cover, two major things are accomplished: First, it allowed the installation of a cooling fan to drop head temperatures by more than 50 degrees. Cooler compressors equal longer service life. And second, after the dive day, the piston rod assembly can be rinsed off without having to remove the cover. Another simple, overt act to ensure longevity. |
| Made solely for the dive market, and with WORLDWIDE warranty and service. Unnecessary to send back to a single facility. Designed for easy access to maintenance areas.
Quiet valve/Air Regulator does two remarkable things: It totally silences excess compressor air to keep a low profile in a marina or public place, and the valve only maintains the NEEDED pressure, providing perfect air delivery without the compressor working very hard. |
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WHITE, vibration absorbing, deck protectors. No mars, no scratches when inflating float, or using as a deck mount. Additional strap around girth for extra hold when traveling. |
| The remarkable Slim-Line, air hose. Same high volume, with its 3/8" inside diameter, BUT with a thinner wall for easy towing through the water. AND, just as kink resistant, especially with dual swivels. |
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Speaking or which, are solid brass swivels that work under pressure. Add to that, the simplicity of the garden hose fittings. Why? High flow, minimally restrictive air flow through fittings that are easy to replace (But you probably will never have to). |
| The ultimate hookah regulator. Totally adjustable for "customized" breathing in any situation. Cannot be accidentally turned off. Made for The Air Line by International Divers, Inc.; another world leader in diving technology. |
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Last, but not least: A confident, jaunty attitude. |
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