DiveSystem® · Made in Italy since 1993
The BCD harness with a rear air cell that leaves buoyancy in the operator's hands. Built for real work.

Average lead time: 2 weeks
This lead time is indicative and not binding. Reserved production slots are available for urgent orders; the actual delivery time will be confirmed by our team at the time of order. For urgent requests, contact us.
The Concordia works with a single tank or with twins, with the same harness and the same rear air cell. Here you see it from every side in both configurations. Click any photo to see it full screen.
Single tank
Twin tanks
Photographs of the actual product. Configurations shown are indicative: cell capacity, backplate and webbing remain configurable.

Genesis
The OTS Contractor Concordia was born in the field, from the real needs of the operators engaged in the salvage operation of the Costa Concordia wreck, off Giglio Island. The worksite demanded long shifts at mid-water, where full autonomous buoyancy control was not a detail but an operational necessity. That experience gave rise to the Concordia's rear air cell, built to give the operator complete freedom of adjustment at every stage of the intervention.

The Concordia advantage
Unlike traditional jackets, the Concordia's air sits in a rear air cell. The operator controls buoyancy with full autonomy: negative to bear down on the bottom, neutral to move, positive to ascend. Chest and arms stay free, the volume stays behind, freedom of movement is total.
The rear air cell concentrates lift where it belongs and lets you decide how to sit in the water, moment by moment.
Bear down on the bottom. Absolute stability for heavy work, anchoring and tool use.
Working trim. Move and operate effortlessly, suspended exactly where you need to be.
Ascent and surface under control. Instant lift when it matters.

The three lifting rings are the backbone of the harness: one at the centre, two on the shoulder straps. Made from 8 mm stainless steel wire in an anti-deformation triangular shape, they spread the load instead of opening up under pull. These are the points the operator is clipped to for lowering and recovery.
Two configurations, depending on how you work: large pockets with quick release, to drop the ballast in a single movement, or fixed pockets. Fixed comes as four small or two large, your choice.
They release in a single movement and free the ballast when needed.
Four small pockets or two large ones, your choice. No moving parts, minimum bulk, everything always where you left it.

The rear system
Rear air cell in double-sewn Hypalon neoprene 1500 over a Soltane F/B 400® bladder, backplate and counter-plate configurable in stainless steel, aluminium or carbon, and three overpressure and quick-exhaust valves. The piston inflator with corrugated hose and anti-pull wire completes an assembly built for years of service.
Every component is chosen to endure: high-tenacity fabrics, stainless steels and reliable bladders, combined for years of demanding service.
Harness with reinforced seams: the same fabric as HazDry anti-pollution drysuits.
The rear air cell is Hypalon neoprene 1500 as well, identical to the harness.
Inner polyurethane bladder for reliable air retention.
TIG-welded triangle and D-rings: every load point is corrosion-proof.
Backplate and counter-plate in steel, aluminium on request or carbon optional.
The rear air cell is interchangeable and available in two capacities, 20 and 27 litres, balancing lift and bulk to match the type of intervention and the equipment carried.
Photos of the 20 lt air cell
Capacity in litres · outer cell in Hypalon neoprene 1500, inner Soltane F/B 400®

Details
Harness in Hypalon neoprene 1500 with reinforced seams, oversized TIG-welded stainless steel triangle and AISI 316 D-rings. Heavy Duty Hypalon pockets, large with quick release or fixed, stainless steel buckles and grommets, and brackets for single and twin tank: every contact point is built for intensive use.
Load points, webbing and finishing. These are the details that remain after a thousand hours of service.

Manufacturing
Every harness passes through our operators' hands: cutting, high-frequency welding of the Hypalon fabric and reinforced stitching of the load points. No automated line, no subcontractor: control stays where the product is born.

In the field
Salvage, shipyards, industrial inspection and OTS operations.

Manufacturing
Every Concordia harness is designed, built and tested in-house at DiveSystem's Tuscan facility. Total control over materials, seams and custom configurations.
From raw material to finished product.
B2B Pricing
On request
Excl. VAT · On request · Custom configurations available
Pricing is reserved for professional operators. Contact us for a personalised quote based on air cell, backplate and quantity.
Average lead time: 2 weeks
This lead time is indicative and not binding. Reserved production slots are available for urgent orders; the actual delivery time will be confirmed by our team at the time of order. For urgent requests, contact us.
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