What happens to your Scuba Regulator when you have it Serviced at DRIS?

Have you ever wondered what happens to your regulator when you drop it off or ship it to Dive Right In Scuba for repairs? Checkout this quick walk thru of the process!
If you need any of your Dive Gear Serviced, there is only 1 clear choice for it to be done the right way. Reach out to us for all of your Gear Servicing, and come say "HI" to our REGULATOR GUYS!
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[@hobbiestv9449]

I know some shops that manufacture hoses, but not for diving, but for hydraulic equipment. What are the considerations that must be taken if we want to manufacture them? Your opinion is important to me.

[@Diverightinscuba]

Hi! The major difference between the two types of hoses is of course their use case. Diving hoses are made with a material conducive to life support, meaning they're cleaned properly and generally operate under lower pressures compared to hydraulic hoses. For diving hoses, the focus is on ensuring they do not fail under water, which can be life-threatening. Hydraulic hoses, on the other hand, must prevent leaks and bursts that could pose safety risks due to high-pressure fluids. The fittings used also differ, with diving hoses requiring corrosion-resistant materials like brass or stainless steel and designs that allow for quick but secure connections. Hydraulic hose fittings are typically designed for robustness and high-pressure seals, often made from tougher metals like steel.
Hope that answers your question! Feel free to give us a call at [phone] or send us an email at [e-mail] with any other questions :)

[@williamsweet7511]

cool

[@Diverightinscuba]

Thanks William, we agree!!!