Scuba diving equipment allows divers to breathe underwater and see clearly while moving comfortably below the surface. This equipment includes masks to see, fins to move, snorkels and regulators to breathe, tanks to hold pressurized air, knives and lights as tools, watches for timing, and wetsuits or dry suits for protection from cold water. Rebreathers also allow divers to reuse exhaled air for environmentally friendly diving.

1. SCUBA DIVING
EQUIPMENT
Serkan BENEK

2. Scuba diving equipment allows you to visit
the underwater world by making it possible
to breathe, see and move comfortably while
below the surface.

3. Scuba Diving Equipment List
Here is a list of the most commonly used scuba
diving equipment along with their functions.
 Diving Mask Diving Fins
 Snorkel Sidemount
 Regulator Scuba Tank
 Dive Knife Dive Light
 Dive Watch Rebreathers
 Wetsuits and Dry Suits

5. Diving Mask
 Divers masks are parts of diving equipment that
allow scuba divers to see clearly underwater.

6. Fins
 Divers' swimfins or flippers are accessories worn on
the foot.These are made from rubber, plastic or
combinations of both to help move through the
water.

7. Snorkel
 A diving snorkel is a piece of equipment which is
fitted with the diver's mask and helps breathe while
diving under water.

8. Sidemount
Sidemount is a scuba diving equipment
configuration in which diving cylinders are mounted
alongside the diver, below the shoulders and along
the diver's hips.

9. Scuba Tank
 A scuba diving tank is used to transport high
pressure breathing gas.

10. Dive Knife
 Scuba dive knife is an invaluable tool underwater,
providing divers with a versatile solution to dozens of
potential problems.

11. Dive Light
 A scuba dive light/torch is used to see, navigate
gauges at night.

12. Dive Watch
 A scuba diver's watch is a watch designed for
underwater diving that is 100% water resistance.

13. Rebreathers
 A diver's rebreather is a breathing apparatus that
absorbs the carbon dioxide of a diver's exhaled
breath to permit the rebreathing.

14. Wetsuits and Dry Suits
 These both wetsuits and dry suits are worn to
protect the diver from the elements when they
are aboard a boat.

15. SPG (Submersible Pressure
Gauge)
 Often, this very simple small device helps divers make
important decisions based on the cylinder pressures.

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