Commercial Diving Chambers

Commercial Diving Chambers for Offshore Operations

Unique Group engineers and manufactures advanced commercial diving chambers that deliver unparalleled safety and reliability for professional diving operations. Our precision-built diving chamber systems provide controlled environments where dive teams can undergo decompression procedures with complete confidence, meeting rigorous industry standards and regulations to ensure optimal diving chamber safety and operational efficiency.

Our comprehensive portfolio includes two flagship models – the A1500/100 and A1800/100 commercial diving chambers – each specifically engineered for coastal support bases and diving support vessels. These industry-leading hyperbaric chamber diving systems cater to diverse diving chamber operations, from routine maintenance to complex deep-water projects.

Key Benefits:

Robust Engineering

Built with premium marine-grade materials, our chambers ensure durability and performance even in the harshest offshore environments.

Flexible, Customizable Design

Offered in multiple sizes and configurations, our chambers can be adapted to fit different team sizes, equipment setups, and vessel layouts.

Operational Safety and Efficiency

Integrated with advanced monitoring and control systems, each chamber ensures precise decompression management, enhancing diver safety and mission efficiency.

Need Expert Guidance?

Looking for reliable, durable diving chamber systems for your commercial diving operations? Our diving specialists and marine engineers bring decades of experience to diving chamber maintenance, operations, and technical support. Contact our expert team today for detailed product information and a customized quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do decompression chambers work for divers?

Decompression chambers, also known as recompression or hyperbaric chambers, are used to treat divers suffering from decompression sickness (DCS). These chambers simulate the pressure conditions found at depth, allowing divers to undergo a controlled ascent in a safe, monitored environment. The process involves gradually reducing the pressure inside the chamber according to specific decompression schedules, which helps eliminate inert gases from the diver’s body safely. This controlled environment reduces the risk of DCS symptoms worsening and facilitates a safer recovery.