Scuba gear for drager rebreathers

<body> <p><span class="generaltext">ExtendAir</span><span class="generaltext"> scuba gear cartridge technology brings a dramatically new capability to the world of CO<span class="small"><sub>2</sub></span> </span></p> <h3><span class="generaltext">scuba gear</span></h3> <p><span class="generaltext"> adsorption.<br> </span>We also make rebreather technology for <a href="../sub/sub.jpg">submarines<img src="../scuba/scuba_bkgd.jpg" width="1000" height="14" border="0" alt="scuba rebreather"></a></p> <p>Here we have a full explanation of our scuba diving equipment <a href="../tech/tech.html">technology</a></p> <p><span class="generaltext">Scuba is the rebreather application where ExtendAir technology has the greatest increase in performance when compared with granular adsorbents. </span>Click here to review our rebreather <a href="../scuba/scuba.html">scuba diving equipment</a></p> <p><span class="generaltext">The harder you breathe or the colder the water, the better ExtendAir cartridges </span><a href="../co2/co2.html"><span class="generaltext">perform</span></a><span class="generaltext">. Combined with the<a href="../use/use.html"> </a></span><a href="../use/use.html"><span class="generaltext">ease of use</span></a><span class="generaltext"> of a pre-packaged cartridge, ExtendAir underwater diving cartridge technology is the choice for CO<span class="small"><sub>2</sub></span> scrubbing in a rebreather.<br> <br> Rebreather manufacturers have worked with granular adsorbents for years and know the strengths and weaknesses of that technology. Some of the limitations of granules are:<br> </span></p> <p><span class="generaltext"> Rebreather manufacturers have worked with granular adsorbents for years and know the strengths and weaknesses of that technology. Some of the limitations of granules are:<br> </span></p> <p><span class="generaltext">Granular canisters are often oversized to account for the variability in performance. With the ExtendAir technology, performance variation falls within a very tight range, typically (+/- 5%) no matter who loads the canister. Because of this, canisters can now be designed to result in smaller, lighter, and easier to use rebreathers.</span></p> <p><span class="generaltext">The key to the improved performance is control of the reaction in the canister via the ExtendAir cartridge's factory-molded channels, and management of the air flowing through the cartridge. For this reason, canisters must be engineered to operate efficiently and therefore optimize the system duration. </span></p> <p><img src="../scuba/scuba_foot.gif" width="480" height="24" border="0" alt="scuba diver underwater"></p> <p>Click here to view our <a href="../catalog/cat.html">catalog</a></p> <p></p> <p>Click here to review our rebreather <a href="../scuba/scufrm.html">scuba diver</a></p> <p>Do you need a rebreather for a <a href="../med/med.html">medical application?</a></p> <p><span class="generaltext">The key to the improved performance is control of the reaction in the canister via the ExtendAir cartridge's factory-molded channels, and management of the air flowing through the cartridge. For this reason, canisters must be engineered to operate efficiently and therefore optimize the system duration. </span>How about <a href="../sf/sf.html">fire/safety?</a></p> <p><span class="generaltext">The key to the improved performance is control of the reaction in the canister via the ExtendAir cartridge's factory-molded channels, and management of the air flowing through the cartridge. For this reason, canisters must be engineered to operate efficiently and therefore optimize the system duration. </span>How about <a href="../sf/sf.html">fire/safety?</a></p> <p>We would love to introduce you to our <a href="../comp/comp.html">company</a></p> <p>There are ways to damage the cartridge, and here we show you how to spot <a href="../dam/dam.html">damage<img src="../scuba/scuba_head.jpg" width="508" height="58" border="0" alt="picture of scuba diving equipment"></a></p> <p><span class="generaltext">Rebreather manufacturers have worked with granular adsorbents for years and know the strengths and weaknesses of that technology. </span>We have a comprehensive list of <a href="../defs/defs.html">definitions</a></p> <p>This page shows you all about how granular adsorbents create <a href="../dust/dust.html">dust</a></p> <p>Would you like to see how air <a href="../flow/flow.html">flows through our cartridge?</a></p> <p></p> <p>This is a little history about <a href="../rb/rbhist.html">rebreathers and scuba equipment<img src="../scuba/diver_noaa.jpg" width="125" height="125" border="0" alt="diving certification"></a></p> <p><span class="generaltext">Rebreather manufacturers have worked with granular adsorbents for years and know the strengths and weaknesses of that technology. </span>This page explains a little about <a href="../side/side.html">side channeling in granular canisters</a></p> <p>We do extensive <a href="../test/test.html">testing before we release a new product</a></p> <p>This page discusses a little about the proper <a href="../use/use.html">use of our rebreather</a></p> <p></p> <p><span class="generaltext">Rebreather manufacturers have worked with granular adsorbents for years and know the strengths and weaknesses of that technology. </span>We bet you have many <a href="../qs/q.html">questions </a>about scuba diving</p> <p></p> </body>