Dacor is a former American manufacturer of scuba diving gear. The company was established in 1953 by Sam Davison Jr., Evanston, Illinois as The Davison Corporation. Later, the company's name was changed to Dacor. "Dacor", an acronym that combines the initials of "da", with the syllable of "cor", is what gave rise to the name. In 2006, the company was acquired by Mares, a brand known for its dive computers.
DACOR
Dacor is an American ex-manufacturer of scuba diving accessories. The original name of the company was The Davison Corporation. Later, the name was shortened to Dacor. The name of the company combines the initial syllables Da and Cor.
Mares
Mares from Dacor Scuba is one the most well-respected names in scuba equipment. Founded in 1949, Mares is an Italian company that has expanded its line of scuba gear to include fins, wetsuits, spearguns, and more. Mares products feature advanced technology and superior performance. Mares offers a wide range of scuba gear to fit any budget and ensure safety while diving.
DACOR double hose regulator
The 1956 design of DACOR's double hose regulator for diving came from a collaboration with the American Chemical Society. It is a two-stage regulator that was most likely made in the early 1960s. The regulator is in good condition, and comes with a hose, mouthpiece, and a K valve for display purposes only. The unit ships with full insurance and can be shipped via FedEx or USPS. You may have questions if you are interested in this item.
Darth Vader DACOR regulator
According to Star Wars movies, the company that produced the scuba regulators used on the Star Wars droids was also responsible for the Darth Vader DACOR regulator. This may seem odd, but it is the most exact depiction of Darth Vader's regulator in the movies. This regulator was actually made in the USA by Dacor. It is one of five original makers for diving gear. Mares is now part Dacor.