Diving Equipment & Systems

Working underwater often pushes a person to the limits of their endurance. Therefore, it is not surprising that those working underwater need to undergo rigorous training, and only trust the best equipment. Equipment provided by Dräger.
In 1889, Heinrich Dräger took out a patent for the pressure reducer, laying the foundation of modern diving technology. In 1912, Bernhard and Heinrich Dräger developed a diving apparatus that did not need a supply of breathable air from the surface. In1917, the first decompression apparatus was developed and 1954 saw the introduction of "Leutnant Lund", the first military oxygen-rebreather. Ever since these developments, Dräger Safety has been further developing diving technology. Today, Dräger manufactures underwater equipment to meet all application needs. For example, the Dräger PSS Dive was developed for use by rescue divers and damage control divers. For divers with special tasks, the LAR rebreathers were developed featuring a compact, robust and antimagnetic design. Ultimately, the renowned quality of Safety products is the reason they have become indispensable, not just in diving operations, but also in the field of medicine, personnel protection and in the aviation industry throughout the whole world.

Before any professional diving operation can be planned in detail, the question of whether decompression in a dry hyperbaric chamber will be required has to be addressed. Dräger has a range of possible solutions on offer, designed to satisfy the requirements of the applicable laws and regulations. Dräger partners you all the way, helping you set up saturation diving systems and all the associated modules such as control and rescue systems and breathing gas logistics. Together, we overcome every challenge on the path from planning to delivery.

Breathing air for life. Worldwide, Dräger develops and markets compressors which provide people with a reliable source of breathing air. The useful life of our products is measured in decades. Outstanding designs, innovative technologies and excellent materials guarantee reliable products: from lightweight and sturdy mobile instruments to fixed systems.