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Flange Screw Replacement Part For Bcd

FLANGE SCREW REPLACEMENT PART FOR BCD SAFETY DUMP VALVE FOR WING AND ALERT MARKER Replacement BCD flange for corrugated elbow,  safety dump valve for wing and SMB.Can be screw on any textile, no welding required PACKAGE INCLUDED - 1 Inside bladder nut- 1 Outside bladder nut- 1 Wing double gasket
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Halcyon LP Inflator Hose for BCD and Drysuit

HALCYON LP INFLATOR HOSE FOR BCD AND DRYSUIT The Halcyon Low Pressure (LP) Inflator Hose is designed to connect a first stage regulator to a BCD inflator or a drysuit inflation valve, ensuring reliable performance and excellent durability. Featuring a European Standard Quick Disconnect (QD), it is compatible with most BCDs and drysuit inflator valves on...
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BCD, Wing and Drysuit Inflator Hoses: Low Pressure (LP) Inflation Hoses

BCD inflator hoses, wing inflator hoses and drysuit inflator hoses are low pressure (LP) hoses designed to connect the regulator first stage to the inflation system of a BCD, wing or drysuit.

A reliable inflator hose is essential for maintaining proper buoyancy control, trim and comfort throughout the dive. Choosing the correct hose means selecting the right length, material and connection for your specific diving configuration.

At Momodive you will find a wide range of LP inflator hoses available in traditional rubber, braided Miflex and other professional solutions from leading manufacturers such as Halcyon, Miflex, Scubatec and Hydpro. Our range covers recreational, technical, DIR, sidemount and CCR diving configurations.

How to Choose the Right BCD or Drysuit Inflator Hose

Although all inflator hoses operate on Low Pressure (LP), they differ in length, flexibility, materials and intended use.

Hose Type Pressure First Stage Connection Primary Use
BCD / Wing Inflator Hose Low Pressure (LP) 3/8" UNF BCD, Jacket and Wing inflation systems
Drysuit Inflator Hose Low Pressure (LP) 3/8" UNF Drysuit inflation valve

Before purchasing, always verify both the inflator fitting and the hose length required by your equipment configuration.

BCD and Drysuit Inflator Hose Compatibility

All hoses in this category use the standard 3/8" UNF Low Pressure connection on the regulator first stage.

On the inflator side, most modern BCDs, wings and many drysuits use the widely adopted European (EU) Quick Disconnect fitting, ensuring compatibility with the majority of current diving equipment.

If you are unsure about compatibility, especially when using older equipment or specialised systems, we recommend checking your inflator connection before purchasing.

You can also compare your fitting with these replacement components:

Rubber, Miflex, Halcyon, Scubatec and Hydpro Inflator Hoses

The material of the hose influences flexibility, durability and hose routing.

  • Rubber Inflator Hoses: the traditional solution, offering excellent durability, abrasion resistance and reliable routing. Widely used in both recreational and technical diving.
  • Miflex Braided Hoses: lightweight, extremely flexible and resistant to abrasion thanks to their polyurethane inner tube and braided outer layer. They improve comfort and freedom of movement.
  • Halcyon Inflator Hoses: designed for demanding technical and DIR divers, providing excellent build quality, reliability and clean hose routing.
  • Scubatec and Hydpro Hoses: professional-grade solutions available in multiple lengths and configurations, suitable for recreational, technical and commercial diving.

Choosing between rubber and braided hoses depends on personal preference, diving style and equipment configuration. Both options offer excellent reliability when properly maintained and correctly installed.

Recommended Hose Lengths for Recreational, Technical, Sidemount and CCR Diving

One of the most important aspects when choosing an inflator hose is selecting the appropriate length for your equipment configuration. There is no universal size: the ideal hose depends on your first stage routing, cylinder position, harness, wing, drysuit and personal preferences.

Below are the most common configurations used by recreational and technical divers.

Recreational BCD and Wing Configurations

For standard recreational single-cylinder equipment, inflator hoses generally range between 60 and 75 cm. These lengths provide comfortable routing while allowing unrestricted movement of the inflator assembly.

Most divers use:

  • 60 cm for compact recreational setups.
  • 65 cm as one of the most common lengths.
  • 75 cm when additional routing flexibility is preferred.

Drysuit Inflation Hoses

Drysuit inflation hoses are usually shorter than standard BCD hoses to minimise excess hose while maintaining easy access to the inflation valve.

Typical lengths range between 45 and 60 cm, depending on valve position, harness configuration and diver preference.

For complete drysuit inflation systems, fittings and accessories, visit our dedicated category:

Drysuit Inflation Systems

Technical Diving and DIR Configurations

Technical divers often optimise hose routing to reduce drag and improve streamlining.

Depending on the wing system and harness layout, inflator hoses commonly range between 55 and 65 cm, although slightly different lengths may be preferred depending on individual equipment configuration.

In DIR configurations, hose routing is carefully planned to keep equipment streamlined while ensuring immediate access during all phases of the dive.

Sidemount Configurations

Sidemount systems typically require significantly shorter inflator hoses because the first stage is positioned much closer to the wing inflator.

Most sidemount divers use hoses between 15 and 20 cm, although some systems may require slightly longer hoses depending on the wing, first stage orientation and personal routing preferences.

As with all technical equipment, hose selection should always be based on the complete equipment setup rather than a fixed standard.

CCR (Closed Circuit Rebreather) Configurations

Closed Circuit Rebreathers (CCR) use highly customised hose routing, and inflator hose lengths can vary considerably depending on the manufacturer and breathing loop layout.

Depending on the specific CCR model, inflator hoses may range from approximately 15 cm up to 75 cm.

Each rebreather manufacturer recommends slightly different hose routing, therefore the correct hose length should always be selected according to the machine's design and the diver's personal configuration.

JJ-CCR users may also be interested in the complete:

Halcyon Standard JJ-CCR Hose Kit

This complete hose kit has been designed specifically for the standard JJ-CCR configuration and provides an excellent starting point when assembling or upgrading your rebreather.

Related Categories and Useful Resources

To help you build, maintain or upgrade your complete scuba configuration, you may also be interested in the following categories:

Quality Components from Leading Manufacturers

Every inflator hose available from Momodive has been carefully selected to ensure reliability, durability and long service life.

Our range includes products from leading manufacturers such as Halcyon, Miflex, Scubatec and Hydpro, available in multiple lengths, colours and materials to suit virtually every recreational and technical diving configuration.

Whether you dive with a traditional recreational BCD, a technical wing, a sidemount system or a modern CCR, you'll find the right hose for your equipment.

Inspection and Maintenance

Inflator hoses should always be inspected before diving.

Check the hose for cuts, cracks, abrasion, deformation, leaks or corrosion around the fittings. Any damaged hose should be replaced immediately.

Periodic inspection is one of the simplest ways to improve diving safety and reduce the risk of equipment failure underwater.

Buy BCD and Drysuit Inflator Hoses Online at Momodive

Discover our complete range of BCD inflator hoses, drysuit inflation hoses, recreational and technical diving hoses, available in multiple lengths, colours and materials.

If you're unsure which hose is compatible with your BCD, wing, drysuit or diving configuration, our technical team will be happy to help you choose the most suitable solution.

Frequently Asked Questions – BCD & Drysuit Inflator Hoses

Are all BCD inflator hoses compatible?

Most modern BCD inflator hoses use the international quick-disconnect standard. However, compatibility should always be verified, especially with older equipment or some drysuit inflation valves.

Can I use the same hose for both my BCD and drysuit?

In many cases yes, provided that both inflation systems use the same quick-disconnect fitting. Always verify compatibility before purchasing.

Which hose length should I choose?

The correct hose length depends on your equipment configuration. Recreational BCD systems generally use hoses between 60 and 75 cm, while drysuits commonly use 45–60 cm hoses. Technical, sidemount and CCR configurations may require significantly different lengths.

How often should an inflator hose be replaced?

There is no fixed replacement interval. Inspect your hose regularly and replace it immediately if you notice cracks, leaks, bulging, damaged fittings or signs of excessive wear.

Are braided hoses better than rubber hoses?

Both options are excellent when used appropriately. Braided hoses offer greater flexibility and lower weight, while traditional rubber hoses provide excellent durability and a more stable hose routing. The best choice depends on your diving configuration and personal preference.

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