Multi Layer Kraft Paper Dunnage Bag for Export Cargo Stabilization

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Our kraft paper dunnage air bag works well for furniture, textile and daily commodity export shipments. It needs no complicated auxiliary tools during inflation. It is environmentally friendly and easy to dispose after single use. It helps exporters control logistics packaging budget effectively.

Applicable Goods	Furniture Textile Daily Commodity
Operation	No Complex Tools Needed
Environment	Eco Friendly Easy Dispose
Value	Control Packaging Budget

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The kraft paper dunnage air bag features neat and compact edge sealing. The sealing line is uniform to extend its service life in single-use shipping scenarios. Users need to pay attention that it should stay away from sharp edges, metal burrs and protruding nails to avoid tearing the kraft paper outer layer. All finished bags are folded flat, so they take up little storage space in your warehouse. It is a budget-friendly packing option for regular repeated container shipments. Many long-term cooperative exporters choose this product to control their monthly packaging budget without sacrificing basic cargo protection performance.

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How to properly inflate and deflate kraft paper dunnage air bags in shipping containers?

Inspect the Void and Cargo: Before inflating, measure the gap between the cargo pallets and ensure there are no sharp edges, nails, or protruding objects that could tear the paper outer layer. Place the kraft paper dunnage air bag centrally in the void.
Position the Bag Correctly: Height alignment. Ensure the top of the bag is level with or slightly higher than the top of the cargo. Never place the bag directly on the floor where it can touch sharp pallet corners unless a protective sheet is used.
Connect the Inflation Tool: Pneumatic equipment. Attach the inflator gun or air hose securely to the bag's valve system. Ensure your air compressor is set to the manufacturer's recommended PSI limit.
Inflate to the Recommended Pressure: Monitor PSI. Trigger the airflow until the bag firmly fills the void and holds the cargo in place against the container walls.
Verification: Check that the bag is snug, firm to the touch, and does not bulge out of the top of the gap.