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    (800) 288-4830

    (870) 942-4830

 

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    (888) 942-4710

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    P.O. Box 656

    Sheridan, AR 72150

 

 

What are Dunnage Bags?

Dunnage bags were created to fill the following needs:

  1. Method of dunnaging or bracing a shipment of goods.
  2. A replacement for more expensive rubber air bags.
  3. Versatility and ease of installation.
  4. To fill voids, brace loads, absorb vibrations, better protection of lading than any other form of dunnage.
  5. Solves shipping damage problems.

There are four types of inflatable dunnage bags offered by DSI:

 8 ply

  • For use in rail cars and ships

  • Made of 8 layers of 90 lb. extensible paper with PE coating on the outer layer and a CO-EX poly bladder.

6 ply

  • For use in rail cars, ships, and containers

  • Made of 6 layers of 90 lb. extensible paper with PE coating on the outer layer and a CO-EX poly bladder

4 ply

  • For use in light rail, heavy truck, and containers

  • Made of 4 layers of 90 lb. extensible paper with a CO-EX bladder

2 ply

  • For use in trucks

  • Made of 2 layers of 90 lb. extensible paper with a CO-EX poly bladder

 

Note:   Our extensible paper meets the uniform freight classification and is manufactured per the old Clupak Specs.  The poly bladder is modified polyethylene manufactured air hole free by the co-extrusion process.

 The primary industries that use dunnage bags are:

PLYWOOD

TIRE

EGGS-CHICKENS

STEEL-ALUMINUM

DRUM CHEMICAL

MOTORCYCLES

BRICKS

METAL CANS

PAPER ROLLS

BAG CEMENT BY TRUCK

CAR PARTS

FOODSTUFFS

BAG PRODUCTS

GLASS WINDSHIELDS

WOOD PRODUCTS

DRUMS

MEAT PRODUCTS

GLASS BOTTLES

CASE FOODS

PAINTS

BEER

APPLIANCES

 

 

 

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