Diver's Dress

Diver's Dress refers to the protective clothing and equipment worn by divers during underwater operations. It is a part of the supply class Marine Lifesaving and Diving Equipment, which falls under the supply group Firefighting, Rescue, and Safety Equipment; and Environmental Protection Equipment and Materials.

Diver's Dress typically includes the following components:

1. Diving Suit: This is a full-body suit made of neoprene or other materials that provide insulation and protection against the cold water. It helps to maintain body temperature and prevent hypothermia.

2. Diving Helmet: A helmet is worn to protect the diver's head and provide a sealed environment for breathing. It is usually made of strong materials like fiberglass or metal and has a transparent faceplate for visibility.

3. Diving Gloves: These gloves are designed to protect the diver's hands from cold water, sharp objects, and marine life. They are usually made of neoprene or other durable materials.

4. Diving Boots: Diving boots are worn to protect the diver's feet from the cold water, rough surfaces, and potential hazards. They are typically made of neoprene or rubber and have a non-slip sole for better traction.

5. Weight Belt: A weight belt is used to counteract the buoyancy of the diver's equipment and ensure proper balance underwater. It is worn around the waist and can be adjusted to achieve neutral buoyancy.

6. Buoyancy Compensator Device (BCD): The BCD is a vest-like device that allows the diver to control their buoyancy underwater. It can be inflated or deflated to adjust the diver's position in the water.

7. Scuba Tank: The scuba tank is a high-pressure cylinder that contains compressed air or other breathing gases for the diver. It provides the necessary air supply for breathing underwater.

8. Regulator: The regulator is a device that connects the scuba tank to the diver's mouthpiece. It reduces the high-pressure air from the tank to a breathable pressure and delivers it to the diver.

9. Fins: Diving fins are worn on the feet to enhance propulsion and maneuverability underwater. They help the diver to swim efficiently and conserve energy.

These are some of the essential components of a Diver's Dress. The specific equipment and materials may vary depending on the type of diving operation, depth, and environmental conditions.