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Reference: SP01

Brand: DIRZONE

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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Scuba Reels and Spools | Finger Spools, Cave Lines & Reel Systems

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Brand: DIRZONE

Dir Zone Cave Marker 55 mm

DIR ZONE CAVE MARKER 55 MMcave marker, cookie, Non-directive line marker- cookie, for marking important places.Available in following colours:- White- Red- Yellow Price is for 1 pc
€1.60

Scuba Reels, Spools and Cave Lines

Scuba reels, spools and guidelines are essential accessories for navigation, safety and dive management.

At MOMODIVE you will find a selection of reels, finger spools, cave diving lines and scuba guidelines dedicated to recreational diving, technical diving, cave diving, wreck diving and SMB/DSMB use.

Our catalog includes compact spools, technical reels, cave lines and accessories designed for DIR and technical diving configurations.

What Are Reels and Spools Used For?

Reels and spools are used to manage guidelines and lines during technical, decompression and overhead dives.

These systems help divers to:

  • deploy SMBs and DSMBs
  • manage decompression stops
  • navigate caves and wrecks
  • use cave diving guidelines
  • improve safety and orientation
  • manage overhead dives

Choosing the correct reel or spool directly affects safety, practicality and underwater line management.

Finger Spools

Spools, also called finger reels, are compact systems mainly used with SMBs, DSMBs and lightweight technical diving configurations.

Configuration Characteristics Use
Spool Compact and simple SMB deployment, decompression and backup
Reel Higher line capacity Cave diving and wreck diving
Cave Line High visibility and durability Guidelines and navigation

Reels for Cave and Wreck Diving

Scuba reels are mainly used in technical and overhead diving where large amounts of guideline are required.

These configurations are commonly used in:

  • cave diving
  • wreck diving
  • technical diving
  • deep diving
  • overhead diving
  • underwater navigation

Technical reels provide more stable and controlled guideline management compared to compact spools.

Cave Lines and Guidelines

Our catalog also includes scuba guidelines and cave lines designed for different operational uses.

  • cave diving lines
  • high visibility guidelines
  • SMB and DSMB lines
  • technical cave lines
  • reel and spool spare parts

Cave diving lines are generally designed to provide high visibility, durability and reliability in overhead environments.

DIR and Technical Diving Configurations

Reels and spools are commonly used in DIR and technical diving configurations for decompression, navigation and safety.

These systems are often combined with:

Available Brands

At MOMODIVE you will find reels, spools and cave lines selected from some of the most appreciated brands in recreational and technical diving.

  • Halcyon – DIR reels and spools for technical diving
  • DIR Zone – spools, cave lines and modular accessories
  • XS Scuba – scuba reels and accessories

Frequently Asked Questions About Reels and Spools

What is the difference between a spool and a reel?

A spool is more compact and simple, while a reel offers higher line capacity and better control during overhead dives.

Are spools used in recreational diving?

Yes. Many recreational divers use spools together with DSMBs and surface marker buoys.

Which reels are commonly used in cave diving?

Cave diving commonly uses reels with high guideline capacity and reliable line management systems.

Which lines are used for cave diving?

Cave lines are designed to provide high visibility, durability and reliability in overhead environments.

Reels, Spools and Diving Safety

From recreational diving to advanced cave and technical diving, reels and spools are essential tools for navigation, orientation and safety underwater.

Explore the available configurations and choose the reel or spool best suited for your dives.