dunnage bags

Dunnage Bags

When transporting goods safely, it is essential that the cargo remains securely in place. Navacqs dunnage bags offer an effective solution for filling empty spaces in containers and trailers. They prevent cargo from shifting during transport, reducing the risk of damage. Navacqs supplies three types of dunnage bags: CargoSecure, CargoPlus (level 1), and CargoGuardian. Each type is designed for specific situations and provides reliable protection for various cargo types.

Dunnage Bags

Load Securing

During loading, empty spaces often occur between pallets or products in a container or trailer. If these spaces are not filled, cargo can shift during transit. This not only causes product damage but also creates a safety hazard. By using dunnage bags, the load is held in place. The bags are placed between the cargo and inflated using an air gun. They fill the void and evenly distribute pressure, keeping the load securely fixed.

Level 1 Dunnage Bags

The CargoPlus dunnage bags from Navacqs are certified as level 1 and suitable for medium-duty applications. With a reinforced outer layer and internal structure, they are exceptionally durable. CargoPlus dunnage bags can be reused several times, making them ideal for logistics processes where sustainability and reliability matter. For lighter applications, CargoSecure is a dependable standard solution that can also be reused two to three times. For single-use scenarios involving heavy or sensitive cargo, the CargoGuardian is available, offering the thickest outer and inner layers in the range.

Air Gun and Compressor

To properly fill the dunnage bags, a compressor with an air gun is required. For each type of dunnage bag, a compatible air gun is specified. Navacqs air guns come with a standard connection and are compatible with almost all common compressors. For quick and efficient inflation, a compressor with a power rating between 2 and 4 HP, an airflow capacity of 500 liters per minute, and a tank volume of 200 to 300 liters is recommended. Smaller compressors can also be used, although they take longer to fill the bags completely.