New Atomic T2 Regulator

Atomic Aquatics introduced the worlds first titanium diving regulators in January of 1997. Titanium is lightweight, strong as steel and immune to seawater corrosion. It is the perfect material for use in the ocean environment.

The Atomic Aquatics Second Stages are loaded with patented innovative features, exclusive only to Atomic Aquatics. The Automatic Flow Control (AFC) is just one. High performance regulators are often unstable, prone to leaks and free flows. That's why manufacturers add knobs and switches to stabilize them. We do it automatically. The AFC is the first and only depth activated venturi control that automatically balances performance and stability. The regulator “tunes itself as you dive.”

Another patented innovation is the Seat Saver Orifice. Our orifice only contacts the seat when pressurized. When not in use, the orifice automatically retracts away from the seat just enough to prevent damage during storage. This dramatically increases service life and maintains "like new" performance.

The new Atomic T2 is designed to be the best performing and best looking regulator on the market…period. The T2 is the perfect travel regulator, especially for remote diving destinations where every pound of excess baggage counts and regulator repair is not an option.

• First and second stage components precision machined from solid billet Titanium that is lightweight and corrosion free.
• An “all-Titanium comfort swivel” standard on all T2 regulators.
• A new high flow second stage case and lever design that significantly lowers breathing effort at any depth from shallow water to beyond the limits.
• Metal-accented front cover ring, adjustment knob, and AFC cover.
• Factory sealed first stage to prevent outside contamination such as silt and sand.
• Atomic Jet seat first stage high flow piston first stage.
• Deluxe padded travel bag.
• Nitrox ready for mixtures up to 40 percent.
• Patented Atomic “seat saving” orifice.
• Patented Automatic Flow Control (AFC).
• Limited lifetime warranty.

To see the new Atomic T2 for yourself, stop by Underseas Scuba Center.