Physical Damage
Physical damage is the major cause to cargo claim every year. Our unique dunnage bag and lashing are able to block and brace your cargo against bumps and bruises during transit.
Problems:
Cargo Topple
Physical damage is because of unproper setup of the stability devices and gaps inside closed container where load may move or shift on within or fall during transit.
How Dunnage Air Bags Prevent Physical Damage
SOLUTIONS: DUNNAGE BAG + LASHING
Dunnage air bag offer unparalleled performance in securing loads during transportation, as they accurately fill void spaces, therefore reducing the risk of damage. These lightweight, heavy-duty woven polypropylene air bags are resistant against punctures, moisture and will ‘mould’ around the product, providing a tremendous load force to ensure secure and hassle-free haulage.
DSP Industry is your trusted supplier for dunnage air bag in Malaysia. Our dunnage air bag ensure your pallet loads are fully protected during transit with our cost-effective fast filling dunnage bags, which can easily be deflated and reused.
Dunnage Bags
Our Dunnage Bags are an ideal solution to prevent load shifting which is one of the main causes of cargo damage during transportation. Our Air Bags are certified by ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN RAILROADS (AAR) and covered by a LIABILITY INSURANCE against product damages.
Lashing
Our Composite Strapping are made up of high tenacity polyester yarns embedded in a polymer coating. It is the strongest strapping systems to secure fit your cargo inside the shipping container.
FAQs of Paper Dunnage Bags Malaysia
What Are Paper Dunnage Bags and How Are They Used?
Paper Dunnage Bags are engineered, void-filling solutions made primarily from multi-layered, high-strength Kraft paper—often reinforced with an inner plastic lining. They are designed to secure cargo in containers by filling empty spaces, reducing movement, and thereby preventing damage during transit. Their design makes them a favorable choice for shoring up goods during container lashing and transport operations in Malaysia, balancing cost efficiency with effective protection.
What Materials and Construction Methods Are Common in Paper Dunnage Bags?
These bags usually comprise several layers of durable Kraft paper and often incorporate an inner plastic or polymer liner. This lamination not only enhances puncture resistance but also provides some moisture protection. The combination ensures that the bag can withstand the pressures associated with heavy cargo loads while delivering the necessary cushioning effect.
What Are Dunnage Air Bags, and How Do They Differ from Paper Dunnage Bags?
Dunnage air bags are inflatable devices designed to secure cargo by filling gaps within a container. Unlike paper dunnage bags, which are constructed from layered paper, air bags use an inner bladder (usually multi-layered with a robust lamination) encased by an outer cover made from materials such as woven polypropylene (PP) or Kraft paper. When inflated, they provide adjustable and uniform support that can cater to different void sizes and cargo shapes, offering a dynamic solution compared to the static nature of paper bags.
Can Dunnage Air Bags and Paper Dunnage Bags Be Used Together?
Yes, in certain cargo configurations and container loading scenarios, combining dunnage air bags with paper dunnage bags can provide enhanced cargo stabilization. Utilizing both options allows shippers to tailor the approach to different void shapes or cargo sensitivities, thereby creating a comprehensive solution that maximizes protection and minimizes movement within transit containers.
Are Paper Dunnage Bags Reusable or Single-Use Products?
Reusability can vary based on design and manufacturer guidelines. Many paper dunnage bags are engineered for single or limited reuse, particularly if they suffer from compression or moisture damage. However, when handled properly and stored under the right conditions, some types can be reused for multiple shipments, making them an economical choice for regular shippers looking for sustainable alternatives.
