Atomic Aquatics Titanium TFX Regulator Din

Atomic Aquatics Titanium TFX Regulator Din

The TFX places the breathing diaphragm and exhaust valve together at the front of the second stage. This distinctive layout is designed to reduce the change in breathing feel as your head position changes, while titanium components and the Comfort Swivel suit divers looking for a light, corrosion-resistant premium regulator.

Features and benefits

• Front-mounted breathing and exhaust valves. Placing the diaphragm and exhaust valve together reduces the pressure difference between them as your head angle changes, helping the breathing feel remain consistent in different positions.
• Titanium construction. Titanium metal components in both stages keep weight down and resist seawater corrosion, making the TFX well suited to a carefully packed travel setup.
• Balanced Jet Seat piston. The first stage regulates the supply as cylinder pressure changes, supporting a steady response from the second stage.
• Factory environmental seal. The sealed first stage helps keep silt and sand away from the mechanism and provides freeze protection for its intended diving conditions.
• Venturi control. The soft-touch lever drives the adjustable Venturi nozzle, letting you tune airflow assistance inside the second stage as directed in the TFX manual.
• Comfort Swivel. The second-stage hose connection moves with your head, helping reduce hose pull and strain at the mouthpiece.
• Seat-saving design. When the regulator is depressurised, the dynamic orifice lifts away from the low-pressure seat. This reduces prolonged loading on the seat during storage.
• Swept exhaust deflectors. The flexible exhaust tee directs bubbles to the sides and behind your field of view.
• Variable-lift cam. The cam increases valve lift when airflow demand rises, helping the second stage supply a larger breath with low operating friction.
• Padded travel bag. The supplied bag protects the assembled regulator from everyday knocks in your dive luggage.

Setup and compatibility

Connection: DIN. Choose the fitting that matches your cylinder valve and its pressure rating.

What’s included

Padded travel bag.

Care, rinsing and storage

After each dive, connect the assembled regulator to a scuba cylinder and open the valve to pressurise the system. Keep it pressurised while fully submerging the first stage, second stages and connected hoses in fresh water. This allows thorough cleaning of the exposed components and hoses while helping prevent water entering the internal air passages, where it can cause corrosion and damage. Keep the cylinder secure throughout cleaning.

For routine cleaning, Dive Gear Australia recommends Cressi Neoclean Wetsuit Wash Neoprene Cleaner 500 mL or Revivex Wetsuit Shampoo 10 oz to help remove salt, chlorine and everyday residue. Dilute according to the cleaner’s label, then rinse thoroughly with fresh water.

Keep the regulator pressurised throughout washing and rinsing. Lift it out of the water and dry the first stage and cylinder connection before closing the cylinder valve, releasing the pressure and disconnecting. Fit the clean, dry dust cap, then allow the regulator to dry in the shade. Store it with the hoses loosely curved, without sharp bends or tension.

Before each dive, inspect the mouthpiece, hoses and connections for wear or damage. Have your regulator serviced by an authorised Atomic Aquatics technician at the interval specified in its manual, or sooner if it leaks, is damaged or its breathing performance changes. Leave internal adjustments and repairs to a qualified technician.