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Medium Standard - AAR Level 1 - Size:

width in: 60, 90 , 100, 120, 150, 180cm

length in : 60, 90, 100, 120, 150, 180, 210, 225, 240, 270cm

SeeMark's Kraft Paper Dunnage Air Bags protect your cargo from sliding, falling, tilting and other forces. Placed in the gaps / voids between cargos or container walls and filled up with air, the bags allow no space for the cargo to move at all.

On top of that they are shock absorbing to the forces encountered during transportation. You can always rely on our Kraft paper dunnage air bags  in rail, road or sea transportation.

Material 
the material the outer layer is made of a 2 layer semi-extensible Kraft Paper construction with a very high TEA ( tensile energy absorption ).  The air bag inside, the “in liner”, is made of a 105µ thick co-extruded polyethylene (PE-mix) and guarantees perfect tightness even under high pressure.

Usage
to use place the bag in the gaps between your cargo and start inflating using compressed air. You can easily recognise when the bag is filled enough. Then it sits tight and unmovable in the vault. Don´t over fill the bags to avoid damage to your cargo. Now your cargo is effectively secured during the transportation. When unloading, just open the valve to deflate. You can use our dunnage air bags several times.

Size
using the right size is a key point to safe transportation. The width of the bag is most important and the length is dependent on the cargo.

Advantages

- AAR Level 1 cerrtified 
- ISO 9001:2008 certified
- SGS and ROHS test report  
- TÜV certificate
- meet most safety standards
- 100% recyclable
- many times re-usable
- fast filling valve system
- very user friendly
- for all climatic conditions
- can request customer size
- logo printing possible

Filling Pressure

The maximal filling pressure is 20 kPa / 0,2 bar / 2,9 P.S.I. and the nominal burst pressure is 60 kPa / 0,6 bar / 8,7 P.S.I. according to the Eurpean standard, the safety factor 3.
Usualy the average working pressure will not exeed 5 kPA/ 0,05 bar / 0,72 P.S.I.