Gas analysis
MOD
MOD
21 m
- O2
- 50%
- He
- 0%
- Pressure
- 170 bar
- Owner
- STAGE
ppO2 1.4 2026-05-01
MOD stickers
MOD Stickers that make depth limits hard to miss.
A maximum operating depth label is not decoration. It is a clear marker that connects an analyzed gas to the depth limit used in the dive plan, the cylinder check, and the handoff between divers or fill station staff.
Depth marker
Put the MOD where it can be seen.
MOD marker labels need large type and strong contrast because they are often checked quickly on boats, benches, and stage bottle racks.
Gas context
Keep ppO₂ and mix fields connected.
A MOD sticker is most useful when the ppO₂ assumption and analyzed gas values remain visible with the label, not hidden in a separate note.
Repeat use
Reprint common MOD labels.
Saved stickers help repeat common decompression, stage, course, and fill-station labels without rebuilding the same layout every time.
What belongs on a MOD label
Depth limit first. Supporting data close behind.
maximum operating depth
MOD marker value
oxygen percentage
helium percentage when relevant
ppO₂ reference
pressure
owner or team reference
analysis date
Scuba Stickers labels analyzed gas. It does not approve the gas.
The app helps make MOD information readable and printable after proper gas analysis and planning. It does not choose the gas, verify the cylinder contents, calculate a safe depth, or replace training and team checks.
Use-case guides
Related MOD and gas-label workflows.
MOD markers work best when the gas label, oxygen fields, stage role, and print workflow stay consistent.
Guide
Nitrox labels
For recreational and training nitrox labels with O₂, MOD, ppO₂, and pressure.
Open guide GuideOxygen labels
For oxygen-rich deco bottles where gas identity, MOD, and handoff clarity matter.
Open guide GuideStage bottle labels
For stage, travel, and deco cylinders moving through technical-diving teams.
Open guide GuideZebra printers
For practical thermal-label output, printer details, label stock, and launch testing.
Open guide