Aqua-Air Industries, Inc.

Aqua-Air Industries, Inc. is a company that operates in the field of commercial diving and marine services. Established to serve both offshore and inland sectors, Aqua-Air Industries has built a reputation for providing high-quality equipment and solutions for underwater operations. The company offers an array of products and services, including commercial diving equipment, underwater tools, and life support systems.

Here are some key areas of their operations:

Commercial Diving Equipment: Aqua-Air Industries supplies a wide range of commercial diving gear including helmets, masks, dive suits, and underwater breathing apparatus. This equipment is critical for various underwater operations, from inspections to repairs and constructions.

Underwater Tools and Accessories: The company offers various underwater tools essential for marine operations - like hydraulic tools, underwater welding and cutting equipment, and subsea lighting systems.

Life Support Systems: They provide equipment to support extended underwater activities, ensuring the safety and well-being of divers.

Training and Certification: Aqua-Air Industries often provides training programs and certifications to ensure operators are well-versed in the use of their equipment and understand safety protocols.

Inspection and Repair Services: The company may offer inspection, maintenance, and repair services for both their own equipment and for third-party systems, ensuring longevity and operational efficacy.

Sales and Rentals: Besides selling equipment, they might also offer rental services for short-term projects, providing flexibility for their clients.

The company aims to support various industrial sectors such as oil and gas, shipping, salvage, and marine engineering with cutting-edge technology and reliable equipment.

For updated and detailed information about their offerings, you might want to visit their official website or contact them directly.

(504) 362-8124
www.aquaairind.com
(504) 362-3600

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Supplier and manufacturer of quality commercial diving equipment

Harvey USA

639 Manhattan Boulevard
Harvey LA 70058
USA

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