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DESCO Corporation 240 NORTH MILWAUKEE STREET MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53202 PHONE: 414-272-2371 FAX: 414-272-2373 E-Mail: Sales@Divedesco.Com DESCO Corporation 240 NORTH MILWAUKEE STREET MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 53202 PHONE: 414-272-2371 FAX: 414-272-2373 E-Mail: [email protected] E-commerce: www.divedesco.com Commercial Diving Equipment 2017 RETAIL PRICE LIST Effective January 1, 2017 This list revokes all former prices and is subject to change without notice. See the online catalog at www.divedesco.com for more in depth product information. Please consult the Specialty Item Pricelist for Jewelry, Décor, Personal Items, and Apparel prices. CAUTION Diving is a potentially hazardous practice that, if practiced incorrectly or with incomplete planning and procedures, can expose a person to considerable risks including serious injury or DEATH. It requires specialized training, equipment and experience. DESCO recommends the guidelines established by the ADC Consensus Standards for Commercial Diving, as well as, OSHA and USCG Federal Diving Regulations. NOTE: No standard will ever exist which can substitute for common sense, sound judgment, and a continuing concern for maximum safety. SAFETY IS NOT A RULE BOOK; IT IS A STATE OF MIND. ORDERING: Orders are accepted by U.S Mail, telephone, and e-mail. Phone orders can be placed on weekdays between 6am & 2pm US Central Time. ONLINE ORDERING: Orders can be placed online at our e commerce website: www.divedesco.com. PRICING: The prices on this list are current as of the effective date on the cover page. This list revokes all former prices and is subject to change without notice. All prices shown on this pricelist are FOB Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Any applicable shipping, handling, and tax charges will be applied to the invoice. PAYMENT: Domestic orders: For domestic orders DESCO accepts payment by check, Mastercard, Visa, or by UPS COD. International orders: Preferred payment for overseas orders is by bank wire transfer, or Master Card or Visa. International orders paid by check will be held until the check clears our bank. All prices are FOB Milwaukee, Wisconsin SHIPPING: All merchandise is F.O.B. Milwaukee, Wisconsin, shipped via U.P.S. Ground Service, unless otherwise specified. In stock items will ship within a few business days contingent on payment arrangements. Invoices with out of stock items will be held until a complete shipment can be made unless otherwise requested by the customer. Delivery times will depend on carrier and delivery type selected. All domestic shipments are by UPS or U.S. Mail unless an alternate shipper is requested by the customer. UPS next day, second day, 3 day, and Saturday delivery are available. Overseas orders will be handled by UPS, U.S. Mail Parcel Post, or a freight forwarder. REFUSALS: All refused shipments are subject to a 15% restocking fee plus applicable freight charges. All catalog items not listed on any DESCO pricelist are made to order and will be quoted upon request. Products sold by DESCO from other manufacturers. Pricing and warranty policies on third party products DESCO sells are the responsibility of the third party vendor. No separate warranty is offered by DESCO on third party products unless specifically spelled out previous to ordering. DESCO will make every effort to quote accurate and timely pricing on third party products. Any price changes by third party vendors will be reflected in revised versions of this price list issued at reasonable intervals. Please verify product pricing at time of ordering. Shop work. DESCO offers repair services for old diving helmets regardless of manufacturer. In many cases replacement parts can be made or procured. DESCO also offers refurbishing and inspection services for the DESCO Air Hat. Shop labor rate is $120.00/hr DESCO Corporation 240 North Milwaukee Street Milwaukee,Wisconsin 53202 Phone: 414-272-2371 FAX: 414-272-2373 E-Mail: [email protected] www.divedesco.com (e-commerce website) 1/1/17 2017 DESCO Commercial Diving Equipment Retail Price List DESCO AIR HAT Cat. No. Item Price__ 61000 DESCO Air Hat (Tin Plated or Standard Colors) 5800.00 UPDATES FOR OLDER DESCO AIR HATS NOTE: All Air Hat retrofit updates require factory installation. *Labor cost is included in the price of the retrofit. Cat. No. Item Price __ 60231R Double Exhaust Valve Retrofit *800.00 60002R Double Air Inlet Elbow w/ Non-Returns Retrofit *320.00 61115 Video/Light Mounting Blocks (2) Retrofit *100.00 61222R New Style Communications Cup Retrofit *350.00 Retin or Repaint (Standard DuPont Imron® Colors) *250.00 61099 Parts kit for DESCO Air Hat (All soft parts) 120.00 PARTS FOR THE DESCO AIR HAT Cat. No. Item Price __ 59112 Single Exhaust Valve Mechanism (old-style - top only w/ 4 screws) 150.00 60231 Double Exhaust Valve Assembly – Replacement 695.00 60234 O - Ring 3.20 60233C Center Section (complete) 330.00 60233 Center Section 250.00 60238 Flapper Guard 70.00 53037 Set Screw 1.50 60237 Star Washer 1.50 60235 6/32 Set Screw (2) ea1.50 56026 Flapper Disc 11.00 60236C Top Section (complete) 440.00 60236 Top Section 290.00 27009 Spring 10.00 53024 Plunger 80.00 53025 Lock Nut 1.50 53028 Knurled Cap 50.00 60235 6/32 Set Screw (2) ea.1.50 53037 Set Screw 1.50 54016 Set Screw Nut 1.50 56026 Exhaust Valve Flapper Disk 11.00 61040 Clamp & Lock Set (complete) 275.00 61030 Clamp Screw 15.00 61031 Clamp and Lock Washer 1.50 61032 Clamp and Lock Nut 1.55 61034 Clamp, Right 90.00 61035 Clamp, Left 90.00 61037 Lock Screw 2.20 61038 Lock 25.00 All prices are FOB Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1/1/17 Page 1 2017 DESCO Commercial Diving Equipment Retail Price List Parts for Air Hat continued. Cat. No. Item Price __ 61041 Spring Loaded Lock Conversion Kit (set) 90.00 61042 Spring (specify left or right) 15.00 61043 Nylon Spacer Bushing 2.00 61044 Lock Screw (long) 2.50 61045 Offset Lock 30.00 61036 Neck Ring Gasket 22.00 61050 Neck Ring Insert Assembly (complete) 375.00 61051 Neck Ring Insert 260.00 61052 Neck Dam (specify size - 12, 13, 14 or 15) 90.00 61054 Neck Seal O-Ring 25.00 61075 Window Assembly (complete) 120.00 61076 Window 96.00 61077 Window Gasket 18.00 61078 Window Screw (6) ea. 2.00 61100 Head Piece Assembly (complete) 290.00 61101-4 Liner Support with top & side pads 95.00 61106 Liner 160.00 61112 Side Pad 15.00 61113 Top Pad 20.00 61110 Nut, Retaining 1.50 61125 Air Intake Assembly (complete with handle and nut) 360.00 61128 Air Control Valve Assembly (does not include handle and nut) 250.00 61129 Washer (Lead) (2) ea. 2.50 61130 Washer (Brass) 2.50 61131 Panel Mounting Nut 10.00 61132 Valve Stem Adapter 15.00 61135 Air Distributor/ Muffler w/Lambswool 15.00 61139 Spacer 1.50 61126 Elbow, Air Intake (inside) 17.00 61127 Copper Tube (with nuts & ferrules) 45.00 61133S Valve Handle, Small Machined 62.00 61134 Valve Handle Nut 1.50 61133C Valve Handle, Cast (For older Air Hats equipped with cast handle) 24.50 61138 Lambswool (qty for one air distributor) 5.50 61132E Valve Stem Adapter w/ Extender (for older Air Hats w/ 61133C Handle) 20.00 61128K Valve Rebuild Kit 35.00 61128S Valve Stem (replacement) 34.00 59091 Non-Return Valve (surface side) 100.00 57029 Non-Return Spring 10.00 52030 Non-Return Disc 15.00 59091B Non-Return Valve (Bail-out side) 100.00 60240 Dust Cap w/Chain 15.00 59091J6 Non-Return Valve w/ JIC 6 Inlet 115.00 All prices are FOB Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1/1/17 Page 2 2017 DESCO Commercial Diving Equipment Retail Price List Parts for Air Hat continued. Cat. No. Item Price __ 61203 Communication Binding Post Assembly (large, for block) (price each) 25.00 61224 Communication Binding Post Assembly (small, for side cup) (price each) 25.00 61204 Microphone with Clips (Specify large or small diameter) 23.00 61205 Microphone with Clips (for New Style Side Mounted Communications Cup) 23.00 61209 Nylon Speaker Cup 10.00 61220 Noise Canceling Self Amplifying Speaker (only) 150.00 61226 Foam Cover for 61205 Small Speaker 2.00 61227 ¼” Pipe Plug for New Style Communications Cup 2.50 61116 Bolt, Video/Light Block 2.10 61117 Washer, Rubber, Video/Light Block 1.50 61151 Safety Rope Assembly 30.00 61001 Welding Shield 220.00 61300 Breastplate, DESCO Neoprene 800.00 DESCO FREE FLOW DIVING MASKS Cat. No. Item Price __ 59069C DESCO Commercial Free-Flow Mask 730.00 59069A DESCO Pool-Cleaning Mask 610.00 59800B Mask Telephone Outfit with Binding Post, installed (w/o mask) 225.00 PARTS FOR DESCO FREE-FLOW DIVING MASKS Cat. No. Item Price __ 59065 Rubber/Brass Mask Frame Replacement 220.00 59028 Exhaust Valve (complete) 110.00 59003 Air Control Valve for Commercial Mask (complete) 140.00 60001 Commercial Inhale Elbow (used on No.59069C) 50.00 60002 Pool-Cleaning Elbow (used on No. 59069A) 50.00 60003 Commercial Double-Male Adapter (used on No. 59069C) 30.00 52028 Exhale Valve Cover 12.00 59830 Earphone, for Mask 85.00 59091 Non-Return Valve (complete) 100.00 57029 Non-Return Spring 10.00 52030 Non-Return Disc 15.00 60008 Spare Parts & Repair Kit for DESCO Free-Flow Mask 190.00 59041 Head Harness w/clips 70.00 59046 Small Buckle (4) ea. 17.00 59035 Extension Buckle 20.00 56026 Exhaust Valve Flapper Disc – Nitrile 11.00 57029 Non-Return Spring 10.00 52030 Non-Return Disc 15.00 56028 Flapper, Inhale 1.50 57034 Lead Washer 1.55 54055 Lead Gasket 3.10 All prices are FOB Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1/1/17 Page 3 2017 DESCO Commercial Diving Equipment Retail Price List DESCO LIGHT DUTY DIVING OUTFIT Cat.
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