T10 SC First Stage:
- Hyperbalanced diaphragm with Watertight chamber.
- 2 HP 7/16 UNF ports / 4 MP 3/8 UNF ports.
- Operating pressure: 300 bar (4350 psi) DIN Version, 232 bar (3365 psi)
International version.
- Calibration pressure: 10 bar.
- Body coated with PVD process.
- High-capacity conical filter in chemically nickel-plated spherical
bronze.
- Removable nozzle in AISI 316 steel.
- Hyperbalancing system.
- Anti-pressure drop pneumatic spring.
- Stainless steel calibration spring with micropeening treatment.
- Low-friction technopolymer slider shaft.
- Body protection in polyurethane thermoplastic.
- Quantity of air supplied: 4500 l/min.
- Weight, INT version: 720 gr
Master Second Stage:
- Pneumatically balanced.
- Adjustable Venturi.
- Adjustable inhalation effort.
- Patented elliptical diaphragm.
- Patented low-friction lever.
- Air delivery system without injector.
- Adjuster knob coated with PVD process with dual O-Ring.
- Laser-etched titanium front piece.
- Internal heat exchanger.
- Cap opening with Cam-lock.
- Noise-absorbing technopolymer body.
- Removable technopolymer deflector.
- Removable mechanics.
- Weight without hose: 207 gr.
Description:
Version technically identical to the
T10 SC / Master, but with a
pleasing and durable satin chrome finish on the first stage and a brushed
stainless steel cap on the second stage.
Performance, ergonomic reliability, and ease of maintenance make this
regulator a product for true diving professionals. Instructors, guides, dive
operators, and researchers will find the answer they need in the Master. The
first stage stands out from the range of Cressi balanced diaphragm regulators
because the mechanism is arranged on an axis perpendicular to the axis of air
entry, creating a "T" shape. The advantages of this particular design include
better arrangement of the hoses and less space occupied (especially in SC
versions for cold water). What's more, this makes it remarkably easy to inspect
and access the mechanism to improve maintenance and calibration operations, it
uses a larger, high-efficiency conical filter, and the valves are arranged more
easily on the tank. The metal body is protected on the surface by a special
treatment called PVD (Physical Vapor Deposition), which compared to traditional
chrome coatings is exceptionally resilient to the mechanical and chemical wear
caused by dives. The DIN fitting has a generous metallic handwheel to make it
easier to use in extreme conditions. The Master Ellipse second stage has
installed the exceptional and proven Cressi balanced valve to ensure minimum
inhalation effort. This valve is paired with a body with metallic parts treated
in PVD. What's more, the knob for adjusting inhalation effort is made of a
metallic material to guarantee reliability and resistance to blows and
scratches.
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