Saturation Diving + Equipment

High-Quality Saturation Diving Equipment and Systems

Unique Group designs and delivers advanced saturation diving equipment and systems built for safety, durability, and performance in demanding subsea environments. Our solutions cover everything from bell equipment and diver heaters to environmental controls, gas management, and complete modular SAT systems — ensuring divers can operate efficiently and safely during extended offshore missions.

Our Product Portfolio

Our extensive range of equipment includes:

• Gas Management: Gardner Denver Gas Transfer Compressor Container (10 ft)

• Diving Support Vessels: UG 300 HDS 15 – Single Bell Modular DSV, UG 300 HDS 18 – Twin Bell DSV

• Hyperbaric Reception Facilities (HRF): UG 300HRF 2L-12 – 12-man HRF, UG 300HRF 3L-24 – 24-man Triple-lock HRF

• Life Support Equipment: UG 501 Bell Heater, UG CH180-36 Chiller Heater Master System

• Compact Modular SAT Systems: UG ABS 300HFS-06 – 6-man SAT System with 18-man HRF, UG ABS 300HFS-09 – 9-man SAT System

These products are trusted by commercial diving operators, subsea contractors, and offshore energy companies worldwide.

Key Benefits and Features

• Durability and Safety: Built to the highest international standards, ensuring diver protection in extreme underwater conditions.

• Customizable Solutions: Our engineering team can configure systems to meet specific project requirements.

• Versatile Applications: Suitable for offshore hyperbaric operations, subsea construction, gas management, and hot/cold water supply for multiple regeneration units.

Trusted by Offshore Operators

Whether your project involves deep-sea exploration, pipeline installation, or subsea maintenance, our saturation diving systems and equipment deliver the reliability and efficiency required for mission-critical operations.

Contact our specialists today to discuss your requirements and find the right solution for your next project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment do saturation divers use?

Saturation divers use specialized equipment including saturation diving systems, which consist of pressurized living chambers and diving bells. They also utilize hot water suits to maintain body temperature in cold water, umbilicals to supply breathing gas, communications, and power, as well as advanced diving helmets or masks. This equipment is crucial for ensuring the safety and efficiency of divers operating at great depths for extended periods.