Búvárruházatot

Búvárruházatot refers to diving suits, essential equipment for scuba divers. These suits are designed to protect divers from the cold temperatures of the underwater environment and to provide some protection against minor abrasions. The primary function is thermal insulation, as water can rapidly draw heat away from the body.

There are several types of diving suits, each suited for different water conditions. Wetsuits are the most common. They are made from neoprene and work by trapping a thin layer of water between the suit and the diver's skin. This water is then warmed by body heat, providing insulation. Wetsuits come in various thicknesses, with thicker suits offering more warmth for colder water.

Drysuits, on the other hand, are designed to keep the diver completely dry. They are made from waterproof materials and feature seals at the neck, wrists, and ankles. Air is often added to the suit to provide insulation and to help control buoyancy. Drysuits are typically used in very cold water where a wetsuit would not provide sufficient warmth.

Semi-dry suits offer a compromise, providing more insulation than a wetsuit but without the complete dryness of a drysuit. They often have tighter seals than wetsuits to minimize water circulation. The choice of diving suit depends heavily on the water temperature, the duration of the dive, and the diver's personal thermal tolerance. Proper fit is crucial for both comfort and effective insulation.