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El material de la Placas buceo Dive Rite Stainless Steel Back es de gran calidad, ofreciendo una buena durabilidad a tu producto. A pesar de la resistencia que ofrecen los nuevos materiales a la corrosión, a diferencia de sus predecesores, te recomendamos que después de cada uso limpies la placa con agua dulce para evitar las siempre tan molestas acumulaciones de sal que disminuyen la durabilidad del producto.

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Características producto Placas buceo Dive Rite Stainless Steel Back

Dive Rite Stainless Steel Backplate:

Greg Flanagan first invented the metal backplate using aluminum in 1979 for North Florida cave divers. He realized that a back-mounted buoyancy system gives a diver natural balance in the water, due to the divers center of gravity (tanks) being surrounded by the center of buoyancy (BC wings).

Plus, the diver gains a clean chest area with room for gear attachment points on the harness. Bill Hogarth Main went on to popularize the backplate and harness and dive purists who follow the DIR philosophy have come to embrace what is known today as the "Hogarthian Rig." Dive Rite began manufacturing backplates for the public in 1984 and pioneered 11-inch on center bolt spacing creating an industry standard that is still followed today. Northeastern wreck divers adapted the concept and began using a stainless steel backplate; at six pounds in weight, it is ideal to counterbalance buoyancy characteristics of thick drysuit exposure protection.

Eleven-inch on center holes accommodate standard double tank bolt kits. Holes along the perimeter of the plate allow for mounting lights, pony bottles, lift bags and other accessories. One-inch and 2-inch slots permit divers choice of crotch straps.

Two 3/8-inch slots along the bottom are designed to fit screws for attaching lift bag sleeves, sidemount butt plates or other accessories. Two-inch slots along the center allow single-tank divers to use cam straps without a single tank adaptor. All edges are deburred to eliminate sharp edges and prevent abrasion to harness webbing.

Grade 304 stainless steel is passivated, which prevents oxidation.

Made in the U.S.A

# 5.5 lbs (2.5kg)

# 11-inch on center holes accomodate standard bolt kits

# Two 3/8 slots along the bottom are designed to fit assembly screws for attaching accessories.

# Center slots accommodate cam straps without a single tank adaptor

# One-inch and 2-inch slots permit divers choice of crotch strap

# Perimeter holes for mounting lights, pony bottles and lift bags