Dunnage Systems Incorporated

In today’s fast-moving global supply chain, securing goods during transit is no longer optional, it's essential. If your business handles freight, you know that load shifting, sudden jolts, and vibration aren’t just annoyances, they're major risk factors for damage, delays and extra cost. That’s why investing in the right cargo-securement tools matters. One of the most effective solutions? The Dunnage Airbag - an inflatable void‐fill device designed to lock loads in place. Often referred to as “dunnage bags,” “dunnage air bags,” “shipping air bags,” or “inflatable dunnage air bags,” these tools deliver dependable protection when specified and installed correctly. Why choose dunnage airbags? At their core, dunnage air bags fill voids between cargo units or between cargo and the container walls to prevent movement, tipping, and shifting through the many forces encountered in transit. According to industry guidance, when you use a properly sized dunnage airbag you dramatically re...

  Properly storing your FIBC Bulk Bags is essential to maintaining their strength, safety, and long-term usability. Whether you’re working in agriculture, construction, or manufacturing, following correct bulk bag storage practices ensures that every bag performs as intended—protecting both your materials and your investment.   1. Understanding FIBC Bulk Bags   Before exploring storage methods, it’s helpful to understand what is FIBC bulk bags .   Flexible Intermediate Bulk Containers (FIBCs) are large, durable woven polypropylene bags designed to hold dry, flowable products such as sand, grains, powders, and pellets.   Different types of FIBC bags serve different industries:   Type A – standard, non-conductive bags for non-flammable materials.   Type B – low-breakdown voltage bags for powders with minimal static risk.   Type C – conductive bags that must be grounded during use.   Type D – anti-static bags that safely dissipate c...