Dräger LAR 8000
- Non-magnetic rebreather for tactical diving
- Can be used in a closed circuit (CCR) or semi-closed circuit (SCR)
- Minimal breathing resistance
- Ergonomic and extremely robust
- Easy handling
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Front mounted Back mounted
Tactical Diving, Submarine lockout, Recovery
45,5x34x19 cm
Highlights
The Dräger LAR 8000 is a rebreather for tactical diving that can be used in a closed circuit (CCR) or, for greater depths, in a semi-closed circuit (SCR). The non-magnetic rebreather is especially impressive due to its minimal breathing resistance, extremely robust design and very easy handling.
Dräger LAR 8000: The flexible rebreather for any mission
In many situations, being able to adapt to unforeseen circumstances can be a matter of life or death. The Dräger LAR 8000 rebreather for tactical diving offers multiple options in a single device, so you are prepared for any conditions. Depending on … More information
the situation it can be operated closed-circuit (CCR) to prevent bubble formation, or semi-closed (SCR) with the use of nitrox to reach greater depths. It can also be worn either on the chest or back, depending on your requirements.
Minimal breathing resistance
A diver faces a wide range of challenges. Anything that reduces strain and improves a diver’s readiness helps him to successfully complete the mission. One of the most relevant factors in this regard is the diving equipment's breathing resistance. Th … More information
e special design of the LAR 8000 guarantees a very low breathing resistance, enabling the user to breathe with less effort.The diver benefits from having more energy to devote to the actual mission and, in the mid-term, he also needs less time to regenerate between dives. In the long-term, a low breathing resistance benefits the diver's health by reducing the strain on the respiratory organs.
Extremely durable
The LAR 8000 is designed for use under harsh conditions. Its sturdy, heat- and cold-proof casing reliably protects the life-sustaining components inside the device. This goes for the soda lime container and pneumatic gear, as well as for the breathin … More information
g bag, which is also protected by an additional cover towards the diver's body.
Maximum safety
The ready-to-use Dräger DiveSorb Go 8000 is designed for maximum user-friendliness. The hygienic, individually wrapped cartridges are instantly ready for use and can be quickly inserted into the LAR 8000. Now, you will never have to fuss with lengthy … More information
preparations or run the risk of under/overfilling the tank or coming into contact with soda lime.The Dräger training program also ensures that users are familiar with the LAR 8000 and ready to safely use it in their daily work.Very easy handling
Quick readiness and ease of use are guaranteed before, during and after the mission, regardless of whether visibility or space is limited. The LAR 8000 is mounted in just a few hand movements thanks to its click connections (P-Con) and completely eli … More information
minates the need for tools. The mouthpiece can be operated singlehandedly. After use, the individual components can be hygienically cleaned easily and reliably. Although it can be used for many different purposes, the diving gear is so self-explanatory that training is always quick and easy, saving you time and reducing costs.Adjustable lung demand valve
The user can adjust the response threshold of the lung demand valve as needed for the task at hand. He can choose between very easy breathing, comfortable breathing in "normal" diving operation or a "hard" setting that supports the diver during tacti … More information
cal ascents. The diver can set the breathing resistance using a lever with three clearly defined and recognisable positions.Non-magnetic (optional)
The LAR 8000 is a non-magnetic diving apparatus conforming to STANAG 2897, class A. All device components are designed and dimensioned according to the standard.
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