Scuba Tanks
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Steel Tanks
Steel scuba tanks come in a variety of sizes and shapes. The low pressure scuba tanks are usually slightly larger in diameter and heavier than the high pressure scuba tanks. These cylinders are excellent for a high capacity of air at low pressures. High pressure diving tanks are about the same size as most aluminum dive tanks, but hold more air at a higher pressure. Both of these scuba diving tanks have excellent buoyancy properties - They don't float at the end of the dive. If properly cared for, a steel scuba cylinder will provide service for decades. |
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Aluminum Tanks
Aluminum scuba tanks are the most common scuba diving tanks in the world. They are cost efficient and long lasting and can be found at almost every dive resort or operation around the world. These tanks are lighter than steel tanks and are easy to carry, wear, dive with, and get filled. Due to their lighter physical weight, aluminum tanks must be counter-weighted with approximately 4 pounds to keep them from floating near the end of a dive. The Compact Neutral scuba tanks can avoid that problem. They have a thicker wall with more metal that makes them slightly heavier and therefore, they do not float at the end of the dive. |
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Tank Accessories
Scuba tank accessories range from tank manifolds and dual set-ups to boots, valves and labeling stickers. We carry everything a diver needs for a scuba diving tank. |
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Twin Tanks and Manifolds
Twin Tanks and Manifolds allow the diver to assemble 2 cylinders into one working system for longer bottom times and greater range underwater. |
We are proud to offer scuba tanks from the following manufacturers:
Akona, Apollo, Deep Outdoors, Dive Rite, East Coast Plastics, Faber, Genesis, H2O, Harrison, Highland, Hollis, Hy-Mark, Innovative, IST, Lawrence Factor, Lubrication Technology, Manta, Max Holding Systems, OMS, Oxycheq, Promate, Scubamax, Seasoft, Sherwood, Submersible Systems, Trident, XS Scuba, Zeagle and more...
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