dunnage airbags

Mobile inflation for dunnage air bags Sometimes you just need to be mobile, most times actually. The Autoflator lets the user become truly mobile while inflating those heavy dunnage airbags. It's easy to use will increase the productivity of loading the trailer. Typically, when loading a trailer with dunnage, the loaders hold down the air bag inflator...

WHY DUNNAGE AIR BAGS MAKE SENSE IN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY Dunnage Air bags are the best to keep the cost of shipping down In the poultry industry, trailers carrying heavy loads of product find themselves overweight before they’re fulling loaded with pallets. Shipping a truckload of chicken drumsticks is very different from shipping a truckload...

Total cost of shipping The total cost of shipping doesn’t just relate to the cost of the freight to get your load from your facility to the point of sale. It also includes hidden costs, such as: Visible damage Concealed damage Labor costs Safety issues Customer satisfaction The difference between visible damage and concealed damage can be the...

Damage prevention with dunnage A Dunnage air bag is a poly bladder surrounded by numerous plys of paper, equipped with an inflation valve, and is used to minimize front-to-back load shifting in tractor sales, railcars, and overseas containers. Compacting or positioning the lading Compacting and positioning takes place during dunnage air bag inflation...

Using dunnage air bags → Step 1: Load tightly against bulk head. Load each successive row tightly against previous row. → Step 2: Last units placed against side of trailer. Void should not exceed 18 inches. Fill excess void with other appropriate filler material. → Step 3: Always use proper material to protect bags from load face. No...

Dunnage plys Dunnage Air Bags are paper bags made up of 2, 4, 6, or 8 plys (layers) of paper. They come with an internal inflatable Polyethylene Bladder. They are an innovative and efficient blocking and bracing tool. Dunnage Air Bags are a more economical alternative for bracing and blocking cargo than using other more costly methods such as rubber...