COMEX Tables
Compagnie Maritime d'Expertises — World pioneer in professional diving
⚠️ Warning — Professional tables for qualified divers only. For informational purposes only. Any operational use must follow official procedures under a professional dive supervisor.
Founded by Henri-Germain Delauze, COMEX is a world reference in professional diving and subsea engineering.
Fields of application
- Intervention diving — 0 to 60 metres, standard operations
- Deep diving — 60 to 120 metres, Heliox/Trimix
- Saturation diving — Extended stays in hyperbaric chambers
- Offshore work — Oil platforms, pipelines
Access to tables
COMEX tables are copyright-protected and available through:
- Accredited professional diving training programmes
- Directly from COMEX for companies
- Professional diving manuals
Understanding COMEX Tables
COMEX tables were developed by the Compagnie Maritime d'Expertises, founded in 1961 in Marseille by Henri-Germain Delauze. A world pioneer in deep diving and saturation, COMEX designed its own decompression protocols for offshore industrial operations, underwater construction, and deep rescue operations.
Fields of application
COMEX tables are used for industrial professional diving: inspection and maintenance of offshore structures (oil platforms, pipelines, offshore wind farms), underwater civil engineering (cable laying, hyperbaric welding, cutting), and saturation operations for work exceeding 50 metres depth over extended durations.
Key characteristics
Unlike MN90 tables (recreational) and MT2019 (regulatory professional), COMEX tables are proprietary, derived from decades of hyperbaric medicine research. They incorporate saturation-desaturation profiles specific to industrial constraints: intense physical exertion, cold exposure, prolonged operations, and ascents via diving bells.