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OCEAN REEF NEPTUNE
II (CE)
The innovative Full Face Mask NEPTUNE II is the result of intense research and patient experience acquired in the development and production of military protection equip ment. The Ocean REEF Group has spent tens of thousands of hours testing the Neptune II in laboratories and real world situations. |
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The surface based versions of the FFM have received international approval
in the civil sector and have been adopted by specialized departments of
numerous Military and Defense organizations for use in anti - Nuclear -
Biological - Chemical (NBC) operations. From the Gulf War to Antarctic expeditions,
from military to spacecraft applications, from civil to sports activities....
The Full Face Mask project, which started in 1985 and involved more than
50 different types of masks has now reached a unique experience in extreme
conditions and applications. This allows Ocean REEF to be recognized as
"THE FULL FACE MASK COMPANY, wherever you dive". The Ocean Reef NEPTUNE II
was designed for underwater use. It wilt accommodate two regulators as well
as a communications system. These can be either diver to diver or diver
to surface systems. The Ocean Reef NEPTUNE II can be used with most standard regulators
but regulators with flow adjustment are best. OVER-INJECTED regulators are
not recommended. The universal connector, available in two sizes, with a
DIN thread allows you to connect the mask with most regulators on the market.
The NEPTUNE II was designed for use by recreational divers as well as commercial
and technical divers. Tech polymer protection treatments allow Ocean Reef NEPTUNE II
to be used in extreme conditions. This also allows us to provide a lifetime
warranty. In the new versions the weight has been reduced to less than 600
grams (22.00 Oz) to increase the comfort of the system. Ocean Reef Neptune II has many international patents and characteristics that make it unique. |
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ADAPTABILITY
The patented bellows type skirt with "spring profile" and large
sealing surface (from 30 to 45 mm, which is double of a conven- tional mask)
is molded by premium grade si'licone rubber. The spring effect is achieved
by a combination of the double "S" section and the inner support
ribs, which allows the arrival of the right compromise between the fitting
comfort and the harness to support the main structure of the full face mask.This
allows the mask to "float" comfortably on the face and allows
the mask to fit a large percentage of faces (more than 80% of those tested).
The face seal and strap concept are Ocean REEF patents.VISUAL FIELD The visor, made of transparent polycarbonate, was studied in order to have the optical part wider, and closer to the face. This maximizes the visual field, particularly the peripheral area. The visual field of the mask is represented on the enclosed picture. The dark area represents the monocular visual field obtained with one eye only, meanwhile the BROWN area shows the binocular visual field (obtained by using both eyes). The visible light transfer of the visor is 92%. MECHANICAL AND SCRATCHING RESISTANCE The visor of the Ocean Reef NEPTUNE II can resist the impact of a 6.35-mm steel sphere traveling at the speed of 540 km per hour (335 miles/hour). It is double side coated by a siloxane resin to increase the scratching resistance. To improve the protection during carrying, the Neptune II is supplied with a removable protective shield (to be removed before diving). THE HEAD HARNESS FRB II The head harness straps are directly attached to the sturdy face shield in a design that allows the pressure to be transmitted uniformly along the mask's skirt. This is a benefit unique to the Ocean Reef NEPTUNE II.
AIR CIRCULATION AND LIMITATION OF C02 Air circulation in the Ocean Reef NEPTUNE II was designed to minimize fogging of the lens and reduce the amount of CO and C02 built up in the inhaled air. The liqui silicone oral-nasal pocket is furnished with two one way valves where the air goes through. Exhaled air is directed through the valve |
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