Analyze. Label. Print.

Make every cylinder label unmistakable.

Turn checked gas values into labels divers can read at the fill bench, on the boat, and during team handoffs.

Scuba Tank Stickers create-label screen with gas mix, pressure, and analyzer scan controls
MODppO2 1.6
6m
Oxygen100/0
O2
100%
He
0%
bar
220
Mitch27.03.2026

Printed withScubaTankStickers.com

The label is read when people are moving fast.

Gas identity, depth limit, pressure, owner, and cylinder role should be obvious before a handoff. Clear labels support the human checks that happen at the bench, on the boat, and before the dive.

MODppO2 1.4
67m
Trimix18/45
O2
18%
He
45%
bar
220
TEAM27.03.2026

Printed withScubaTankStickers.com

The gas, MOD, pressure, owner, and analysis details stay together in one field-ready layout.

Move checked values into print without rewriting the job.

Scan the analyzer display or enter O2 and He manually. Review every field, then print to the configured local printer. The app speeds up transcription and layout; the diver remains responsible for every value.

Scuba Tank Stickers gas entry screen with O2, He, pressure, and analyzer scan controls
Capture the mix, then check every field.
Scuba Tank Stickers printer setup screen with transport, address, and test-print controls
Print locally to the configured label printer.

Important fields stay where divers expect to find them.

A familiar layout reduces interpretation during repeat fills and team checks. The format adapts to the job without hiding the gas, MOD, pressure, owner, or role.

MODppO2 1.4
67m
Trimix18/45
O2
18%
He
45%
bar
200
TEAM27.03.2026

Printed withScubaTankStickers.com

MODppO2 1.6
6m
Oxygen100/0
O2
100%
He
0%
bar
190
DECO27.03.2026

Printed withScubaTankStickers.com

Less decoding. More checking.

A repeatable layout keeps the mix, limits, pressure, and ownership legible when cylinders move between staff, customers, vehicles, boats, and teams.

Local history reduces repeated typing for familiar fills. Thermal transfer output supports durable label systems when the printer, ribbon, media, adhesive, and application are matched to real diving conditions.

For the people who label cylinders every week, not once a year.

Dive centres, fill stations, instructors, liveaboards, and technical or CCR teams all face the same problem: checked information must remain readable after the cylinder leaves the bench.

See the dive-centre workflow
Built by divers to make breathing gas unmistakable.

Bring your real printer and label workflow into the product.

We are testing with divers, fill stations, and dive centres that use real hardware and media. Tell us what you print, which printer you use, and where the finished label has to survive.

The label workflow stays close to the bench.

Scuba Tank Stickers keeps label history, defaults, and printer settings on the device. Gas analyzer OCR runs on device, and print jobs go to the configured local printer. No account or cloud sync is required for the core workflow.