Gas analysis
Trimix
MOD
58 m
- O2
- 18%
- He
- 45%
- Pressure
- 200 bar
- Owner
- DK
ppO2 1.4 2026-05-01
Trimix labels
Trimix Labels for technical diving cylinders.
Trimix labels need more than a gas name. They need oxygen, helium percentage, MOD, pressure, owner, and enough context for stage, travel, bottom, or deco use.
Technical workflow
Make helium visible
The helium percentage should not disappear into a note field. Scuba Stickers keeps He as a first-class label value beside O₂.
Technical workflow
Keep MOD tied to the mix
Technical diving teams need the label to make MOD and ppO₂ easy to scan during planning and cylinder checks.
Technical workflow
Support stage and deco context
Stage and deco cylinders need readable identity fields so a team can separate gas role, owner, and pressure quickly.
Technical workflow
Reduce repeated technical fills
Saved trimix stickers help fill stations duplicate, edit, and reprint known mixes without rebuilding every label from scratch.
Labels support procedure. They do not replace it.
Scuba Stickers records and prints the analyzed gas result. It does not calculate a dive plan, approve a gas choice, or replace technical diving training and team checks.
Use-case guides
Related trimix label workflows.
Trimix labels are usually part of a wider technical-diving workflow: stage bottles, MOD visibility, shop handoffs, and thermal printing.
Guide
Stage bottle labels
For stage, travel, and deco cylinders moving through technical-diving teams.
Open guide GuideMOD stickers
For maximum operating depth markers that need to be visible at a glance.
Open guide GuideDive center labels
For shops, rental cylinders, course bottles, customer pickups, and repeat fill-station work.
Open guide GuideZebra printers
For practical thermal-label output, printer details, label stock, and launch testing.
Open guide