DESCO

DESCO (Diving Equipment and Supply Company) is an American company that specializes in the production and distribution of commercial diving equipment. Founded in 1937, DESCO has a rich history in the diving industry and has played a significant role in the development of diving technology.

History

DESCO was established in 1937 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, by diving enthusiasts Max Gene Nohl, Jack Browne, and Chuck LeMieux. The company was initially created to manufacture and sell the newly invented diving helmet designed by Nohl and Browne. This diving helmet, known as the Browne Commercial Diving Helmet, was the first of its kind to be commercially produced and sold in the United States.

Products

DESCO manufactures a wide range of diving equipment, including diving helmets, diving suits, diving regulators, and diving bells. The company is known for its commitment to quality and safety, with all products undergoing rigorous testing before being sold.

Impact on Diving Industry

DESCO's innovations have had a significant impact on the diving industry. The Browne Commercial Diving Helmet, for example, revolutionized commercial diving by providing divers with a safer and more efficient means of underwater exploration. DESCO's products have been used in a variety of fields, including underwater construction, marine archaeology, and military diving.

See Also

• Commercial diving
• Diving helmet
• Diving suit
• Diving bell

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