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Nobody knows what will happen when Aqualung inevitably defaults on the loan for which Apeks was put up as collateral (if I understand this correctly, Info - Aqualung Financial Troubles ).
But kits will be around forever. There's nothing unique about the service parts so even if the factory kits disappear, other companies will fill the gap.
You can already get third party kits from ScubaGaskets - Scuba Diving Service Kit - 1st and 2nd Stages - for Apeks gear and probably others.
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scubagaskets any good? i mean will it be of comparable quality?
Apeks was bought by Aqua Lung years ago. Are you referring to AL being bought by the private equity firm (I forget the name)?
Dive Gear Express sells Apeks service kits currently.
CORRECTION: I thought DGX carried parts kits but don’t see them currently on the website.
Mares has the same policy. But they wanted DGX to sell its XR line of regs. DGX wouldn't do it without being able to sell the kits. Result?Part if there agreement with aqualung is in order to be a dealer they cannot sell kits to the general public.
Do you have O2 clean kits?O rings are O rings Quality of seats, I've no idea.
For now that's not a concern as Apeks kits still available. My advice, stock up on kits. I can supply you with as many as you'd like
Do you have O2 clean kits?
For now that's not a concern as Apeks kits still available. My advice, stock up on kits.