The Pirelli IAC Modello 49 is the first ARO made by IAC part of Pirelli during WW1.
The Modello 49 was followed by the Maiale G50 used by the Flottilla Mas
IAC = Industria Articoli Caoutchouc
Pirelli IAC modello 49
Model | Date | Author |
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IAC Modello 49 | 01-04-2019 | JW. Bech |
Manufacturer | Pirelli IAC | |
Model | Modello 49 | |
Country of origin | Italy | |
Design Year | 1943? | |
Production years | ? | The years known this model was produced |
Breathing type | Pendulum | Dual hose or Pendulum |
User group | Military | Civil / Military |
Other name used for this model | ||
Working Principle | Adjustable flow and bypass-lever | Constantmass flow, Manual addition, Valve operated, On demand, Electronic |
Gas | oxygen | |
Cylinder volume | ||
Max cylinder pressure | 150 ata | |
Cylinder material | steel | |
Loop volume | ||
Longtype | Single | Single/Dual |
Scrubbersize | ||
Scrubbertype | Radial | Axial/Radial |
Scrubber volume | ||
Factory adviced scrubber medium | Baralyme LS 100 | factory product pink=ok, blue = inefficient Gray = oversaturated |
Divetime duration | ||
Operating temperature | ||
Magnetic signature | Magnetic | Magentic/ Nonmagentic |
Weight on land | ||
Weight in water | ||
Factory advised maximum operating depth | ||
Color | black | |
Worn | Front | Front/Back/Both |
Mouthpiece style | With valve | Fixed/ with valve / with position to ambient air |
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