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How do I accurately calculate the correct size and strength of dunnage air bag needed for a 20-foot shipping container?
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Accurate void measurement is critical. You must measure the gap (void) between the cargo and the height of the cargo itself. The width of the deflated bag should be 1-2 inches wider than the void. Crucially, the bag's Restraining Capacity (RC) must be matched to the weight it needs to secure (often Tier 1 or Tier 2 paper bags for light loads, or Polywoven/Kraft Paper bags for heavy loads). M Force provides a free 3D loading plan to ensure your dunnage bags are CTU Code Compliant (Container Transport Unit Code).
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