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ADDITIONAL ITEMS NOT IN THE TRIDENT 412 PAGE 2016 CATALOG Item number GB20 Item number GB05 Lobster bag 24” X 30” Dive flag mesh duffle bag 16” X 30” Item number G753 Item number G754 Item number G750 Item number G751 Small dive flag dog collar Large dive flag dog collar Small dive flag dog leash Large dive flag dog leash 11.5” - 19” 15” - 25” 54” length 72” length Item number LP66 Item number LP68 NEOPRENE CEMENT WET & DRYSUIT REPAIR A tub of 75 pieces A full repair kit in a small package of 5gram tubes #LP67 NEOPRENE QUEEN Contains 2 different adhesive A great item to keep First aid for wetsuits and several kinds of patches in every save-a-dive kit Repairs rips & tears in minutes FrogSpit NO RINSE ANTI-FOG LIQUID ECOLOGICALLY FRIENDLY AND SAFE Item number LP73 Single use tear open pouch: package of 6 pouches Item number LP74 Single use, tear open pouch: package of 12 pouches Item number LP71 2 Ounce bottle without packaging Item number LP01 2 Oz. bottle with blister packaging Item number HA28 Item number DF90 Spearfishing fish stringer Spearfishing float, inflates to 30 PSI All stainless steel squeeze open 5” X 1” quick clip 98lbs of lift at 66 feet, Tactical grade, vinyl coated nylon and 6.5” pointed stainless steel mandrel poker Molded nose cone offers unmatched durability and reduces drag comes with 34” of high test monofilament line Stainless steel D-rings and military grade webbing anchor points Item number HA29-CLIP Item number HA29-SNAP Kelp clip squeeze open anchor Kelp clip squeeze open anchor With brass clip, float and 6 foot of floating line. With brass snap, float and 6 foot of floating line. Item number HA85 Kelp clip squeeze open anchor Use to grab on quickly and securely to floating kelp beds to Item number A282 keep your float or kayak in place. 1/4” NPT male end, low pressure hose to: All spring stainless steel design standard female regulator 2nd stage fitting, 10” 10.5” X 4” Item number LP23 Item number LP24 Item number LP36 Item number LP38 CF-ROTARY 8000 CF-ROTARY CF-ROTARY INJECT FG CF-ROTARY ULTRA PLUS Extends maintenance intervals Synthetic compressor oil Food grade Rotary compressor Premium synthetic to 8000 hours Premium performance Semi-Synthetic oil air compressor lubricant vs CF2000 at 2000 hours Rotary compressor lubricant High performance food grade High performance food grade Rotary compressor lubricant Specially designed for air compressor lubricant air compressor lubricant Specially designed for rotary screw compressors Specifically designed for Specially designed for rotary screw compressors high pressure SCUBA compressors rotary screw compressors PELICAN TRAVEL TUMBLERS Extreme cold & heat retention 18/8 pro grade stainless steel sweat-free powder coat finish with spill resistant lid Item number LP65 Item number ZSN22 - 22 Ounce Item number LP34 SLIK LUBRICANT Black, Olive Drab or Stainless Steel choices For latex seals Regular temperature oxygen compatible solution for leak detection in air and gas systems. on wetsuits & drysuits Item number ZSN32 - 32 Ounce Clear flowing liquid without objectionable odor. Just add water! Black, Olive Drab or Stainless Steel choices Item number FM89 Item number FM88 Item number FM97 OCTOMASK WIDE MODEL OCTOMASK SPLIT LENS MODEL OCTOMASK FREEDIVER MODEL Mask with built in GoPro mount Mask with built in GoPro mount Dive mask with built in GoPro mount (GoPro not included) (GoPro not included) (GoPro not included) BLUE COLOR FRAME BLUE COLOR FRAME CLEAR or BLACK mask skirt choices Item number FA46 Item number FA45 Item number FA44 Item number FA43 Dramamine for ages 2-12 Dramamine 24 hour Dramamine chewable Dramamine original 8 Chewable “grape” Tablets 8 25mg Tablets 8 50mg Orange Tablets 12 50mg Tablets GRAPHIC OCEAN SCUBA STICKERS Great for use on many items: Above & below water. Each easy peal and stick sticker is approximately 8 inch, nice die cut pattern design, ultra violet protected inks printed on durable vinyl, with a clear background. Item number DS150 SCUBA DIVER Item number DS155 N.E. LOBSTER Item number DS151 Item number FA14 -Individual units SPEAR FISHERMAN EarShield Solution for Water-Based Activities The spray conditions the ears with a fine me- tered dose that coats the ear canal with a water repellent and cleansing action prior to the user entering the water. Item number DS156 HOGFISH Item number FA14-DISLAY Free with 12 units of #FA14 Wooden countertop display Item number DS152 SWIMMING TURTLE Item number DS157 PACIFIC LOBSTER Item number DS153 Item number DS158 GRAPHIC TURTLE SHARK Item number BB-F INBLOOM FLOOR DISPLAY RACK Item number BB-4 The perfect display for stickers. COUNTERTOP DISPLAY RACK Item number DS154 Item number DS159 Does not include any stickers Does not include any stickers CRAB LIONFISH Item number S153 Item number S142 DIN Paint ball filler YOKE Paint ball filler with pressure gauge with pressure gauge Item number AA65 Sherwood type DIN regulator converter Item number TA33 Pony bottle holder kit includes safety cable for 13 / 19 cf tanks 4.4" diameter tanks Item number TA40 Pony bottle holder kit includes safety cable and rubber pad for Luxfer 30 cf 4.9" diameter tanks Item number TA34 Pony bottle holder kit includes safety cable for 30 / 40 cf tanks 5.25" diameter tanks Item number PS77-20 20” Lionfish polespear with 6 prong fixed tip Item number PS77-28 Item number RP31 28” Lionfish polespear with 6 prong fixed tip Item number B532 Standard replacement finstrap Item number PS77-36 6” X 9” Caribbean Reef Fish with easy grip heal strap 36” Lionfish polespear with 6 prong fixed tip Waterproof identification card 1” X 17” Item number TA62 - MESH TANK PROTECTORS Diamond weave economy tank protectors with new easy to install flexable material Available in: Black, Blue, Clear, Neon green, Neon pink, Neon yellow TRIDENT'S CUSTOM PRODUCTS Have your logo added to many of our products CUSTOM STICKERS WHATEVER YOUR STICKER NEEDS ARE Trident can print your 2, 3 or full color stickers and have them ready to ship in about 2 weeks “Tank Full” No residue tank valve tape (stock / custom) & tank tape dispensers CUSTOM PRINTED #NT64 In stock enriched air Item number DS07 Item number DS02 TANK VALVE TAPE Date, Mix, Pressure, MOD, In stock printed NITROX In stock printed dive flags 3/4” x 2.75” Print area O2 analysis, Max depth O2% & MOD spaces on white tape roll Red or Green ink choices 175 Foot roll 175 Foot roll 175 foot roll Item number DS103 3 Roll same color minimum Stock roll, unprinted tank tape Blue, White or Yellow 175 Foot per roll CLOISONNE PINS Minimum order of 100 pieces We can make pins to your specification, size and colors Item number S159 Item number S158 Item number S157 3” Core, 3 roll tank tape dispenser 3” Core, 2 roll tank tape dispenser Economy tank tape dispenser Custom white printing on; Organizers, Bags, Flags, Mask straps & so much more Custom printing on many items along with low minimum order quantities LOG BOOKS; Waterproof and Standand material Custom one color printing or multiple color printing is available FISH ID CARDS Use our extensive library of fishes, coral & invertabrates SOFT NEOPRENE then add your logo BCD INSPECTION TAGS LOG BOOKS MASK STRAPS & 5” X 7” or 6” X 9” Your can change ink color and type Many to choose from MASK STRAP COVERS Custom pad printing on; Hose protectors, valve caps, and regulator inspection sleeves 1" Trident can print your logo, address and phone number on our line of vinyl accessories. Ink color choices of: Black or Silver: Print size area shown below. 2" 2.6" 1.181" .787" .787" Valve caps Regulator service sleeves Hose protectors Yellow, red, green, blue, pink, black Green, orange, black or yellow sleeves Black, blue, hot red, hot green, hot yellow or pink ink color choices of Black or Silver ink color choices of Black or Silver ink color choices of Black or Silver Custom full color printing on; Microfiber towels FULL COLOR 16” X 32” or 32” X 60” SIZE TOWELS AVAILABLE Only a 12 piece minimum order per design Super gift / advertising item for the Store, Classes, Travel trips, Promotions! Drying off after a dive or swim is the easy reason, but they also Clean surfaces without cleaners or chemicals, picks up dust like a magnet. Made of 100% Micro-Fiber and dries up to 10X faster than normal terry cloth or cotton towels. These can hold up to 4X their weight in water! FAST DRY PERFORMANCE - COMPACT - LIGHTWEIGHT - SOFT ON SKIN ULTRA ABSORBENT - IT IS PERFECT FOR DIVER'S Custom full color printing on; Soft neoprene Mask straps & Covers FULL COLOR SOFT NEOPRENE MASK STRAPS & COVERS Only a 12 piece minimum order per design Super gift / advertising item for the Store, Classes, Travel trips, Promotions! Make your own custom design for every class, outing or special occasion WE CAN HAVE THESE ITEMS READY TO SHIP IN ABOUT 2 WEEKS.
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