The Comsub is a small, lightweight two-man submarine, built in Sweden in 1986. Weighing in at 5 tons, it has an overall length of 6.6 metres and has an operational depth of 650ft (200m). Ideal for underwater filming, scientific research, search and salvage, yacht-based activities, and for private buyers. This submarine is immediately available for sale. A pilot training program can be arranged at your home base if required.

Powered by 28 rechargeable lead-acid batteries, it can reach speeds of up to 2 knots and is built to comfortably stay underwater for up to 8 hours. It began life as the Combi-sub 200 designed by the inventor Mats Andersson. To raise the build capital he formed a company called Combi-Sub AB. The company was assisted by Vickers (Sweden) and Kockums. In 1986 the sub was finally completed and pressure tested at Slingsby (England) to a depth of 280m (840ft). The submarine was then operated off Sweden foir a number of years, before being moth balled. It was then used for a number of TV films, and also in the Galapogas Islands on charter to a superyacht. In 2009 the Comsub was acquired and refurbished by Q-Subs Ltd.