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About This Boat SEMI-SUBMARINE is a specific vessel allowing passengers underwater view. It is great solution for the tourists that are don’t like or afraid of snorkeling and scuba diving, but would like to enjoy the ...

Maximum depth: 1 m - 6,500 m
SHINKAI 6500 is a manned deep submergence research vehicle which is capable of diving to 6,500 meters. Built by MHI Group’s Kobe Shipyard & Machinery Works, SHINKAI 6500 was delivered to its owner, Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science ...

Maximum depth: 305 m
The Triton 1000/2 MKII, based on Triton’s class-leading 1000/2 model, is the perfect superyacht submersible. Light and compact, sophisticated in its simplicity of use, the Triton 1000/2 MKII will take a pilot and passenger to depths of ...
Triton Submarines

Maximum depth: 480 m - 3,000 m
... the fact that these versatile submarines are ideally suited for research, their view, efficiency and speed make them also perfect for those who simply wish take in the views of the deep sea. The five different submarines ...
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CHARACTERISTICS OFTHE VESSEL: Length, o a, m 76,06 Breadth, m 6,64 Draft, m 4,55 Crew 52 Displacement above water, t 1055 Displacement underwater, t 1347 Speed (surface), y3noB 18,2 Speed (underwater), y3noB 13

Maximum depth: 150 m - 1,000 m
The Ocean Pearl mini submarine is a robust, safe, and practical 2 person (1 pilot + 1 Passenger) personal submersible that offers an excellent field of view to the occupants. This mini personal submarine ...
Sea Magine

Maximum depth: 300 m
... salvage. The Perry submersible is a utility submarine designed for observation and manipulator tasks in 1000ft (300m) of seawater. The submarine also has a diver lockout capability to 650ft (200m). ...
Silvercrest Submarines

Maximum depth: 3 m
Ever dreamt of driving a submarine? Now you can do it, safely, by a depth of 3 metres! There is no need to be a diver or even to know how to swim to embark, alone or with another person, on this original and unique underwater ...

Maximum depth: 100 m
The newest submarine in the DeepFlight fleet. Designed for a pilot to take two passengers on an incredible underwater excursion, Super Falcon 3S is the ideal submarine for resort operations. DeepFlight ...
DeepFlight

Maximum depth: 250 m
S301 Prototype Swimmer Delivery Vehicle S301 is a proof-of-concept prototype dry swimmer delivery submersible, built to assess the practicality of a vehicle of this format. Fully operational, the vehicle is built to commercial standards ...
MSubs

Maximum depth: 100, 50 m
Personnel - one pilot, two passengers. Operating depth - 50M or 100M, (160 328ft). Length-5M, width-2.5M, height-2.3M, (16.4 x 8.2 x 7.5ft). Weight - approximately 3800kg (8398lbs). Main battery capacity 22kwh. Secondary battery 24V ...

Maximum depth: 1,000 m
Reef Rover is a practical, cost effective approach for a 1000m, work capable, classed submersible. The design is a proven, extremely stable, two person craft developed for deep water filming and exploration. Rugged in design with plenty ...

TODARO U212 Submarine represents the result of the agreement between the German and the Italian MoD’s for a joint German-Italian Submarine Programme. Two submarines (Todaro and Scirè) ...
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A submarine is a vessel capable of sailing on the surface, as well as hundreds of meters beneath the sea. Submarines vary from large military types to vessels carrying one or two crew. NauticExpo classifies submarines by maximum working depth: <100 meters, <200 meters, etc.
Applications
Submarines are used for direct examination of the undersea realm, including the seabed, for purposes of scientific research, archaeological excavations and tourism.
Technologies
Submarines use water ballast tanks to submerge and to return to the surface. Small submarines usually use electric motors, but other propulsion systems exist, as well.
How to choose
Choice will depend primarily on intended use and maximum working depth. The possibility of fitting the submarine with mechanical arms or other equipment for performing specific tasks also should be considered.
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