This project involved equipping a marine biology group conducting reef surveys off the Cornish coast. We supplied 15 complete recreational setups, each including Scubapro MK25 EVO regulators paired with Mares Hybrid BCDs. The equipment handled moderate currents and depths up to 30 metres during seven days of continuous use.

The team documented various species and collected data on reef health near Falmouth. Our equipment package included 5mm wetsuits suitable for water temperatures of 12-15°C, dive computers with integrated compasses, and underwater slates for data recording.

An experienced technical team required specialised equipment for wreck penetration in Scapa Flow. We provided twin-set configurations with manifolds, stage cylinders for extended bottom time, and redundant regulator systems certified for depths to 50 metres. Each setup included dry gloves and canister lights rated for 180-minute burn time.

The 10-day expedition explored several WWI wrecks, requiring equipment that could handle cold water (8-10°C) and strong tidal currents. Our technical support included on-site cylinder filling and equipment checks before each immersion.

We established a long-term rental agreement with a Camden-based training facility requiring reliable equipment for student instruction. The package includes 25 complete beginner sets with adjustable BCDs, balanced regulators, and wetsuits ranging from 3mm to 7mm thickness to accommodate different body types and pool temperatures.

All equipment undergoes monthly servicing at our facility and meets BSAC standards for training use. We maintain a rotation system ensuring freshly serviced gear is always available, with backup sets provided during peak training periods.

A research team required cold-water equipment for a three-week freshwater survey in Loch Ness. We supplied 12 drysuits with thermal undergarments rated for 7°C water, cold-water regulators with environmental sealing, and underwater cameras with housings rated to 40 metres depth.

The scientists conducted bathymetric surveys and collected samples at depths between 15-40 metres. Our equipment package included weight systems optimised for freshwater buoyancy and dive computers with altitude compensation for the loch's 16-metre elevation.

We supported a community underwater cleanup initiative involving 50 participants over two weekends. The equipment package focused on shallow water work (2-8 metres) and included shorty wetsuits, masks with wide fields of view, and snorkels designed for surface swimming between work areas.

Between the two weekends, all equipment underwent thorough cleaning and sanitisation at our facility. We provided mesh bags for debris collection and basic weight belts adjusted for shallow water buoyancy. The event successfully removed 340 kilograms of waste from Brighton's coastal area.

This six-month contract involved supplying commercial-grade equipment for offshore platform inspections near Aberdeen. We provided drysuits with reinforced knees and elbows, full-face masks with integrated communication systems, and mixed-gas regulators capable of handling trimix at depths to 60 metres.

All equipment maintained strict HSE standards throughout the contract period. Our service included weekly equipment inspections, cylinder testing, and immediate replacement of any components showing wear. The inspection team completed structural assessments on four platforms using our equipment without any safety incidents.