Diver's Snorkel

Diver's snorkels are a type of equipment used in marine lifesaving and diving activities. They are 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.

A diver's snorkel is a tube-like device that allows a diver to breathe while their face is submerged in water. It consists of a mouthpiece, a flexible tube, and a purge valve. The mouthpiece is placed in the diver's mouth, and the tube extends above the water surface, allowing the diver to breathe air from the atmosphere.

Diver's snorkels are commonly used by snorkelers and scuba divers to conserve their air supply and explore underwater environments. They provide a convenient and efficient way to breathe while swimming on the surface of the water, without the need for a full scuba diving apparatus.

In addition to the basic design, some diver's snorkels may have additional features such as a splash guard to prevent water from entering the tube, a dry top valve that seals the tube when submerged, or a purge valve to easily clear any water that enters the snorkel.

Overall, diver's snorkels are essential equipment for underwater activities, providing divers with a means to breathe comfortably and safely while exploring the marine environment.