Our PVC Dunnage Bags are valued for their excellent airtightness, moisture resistance, and flexibility at low temperatures. The PVC material ensures minimal air leakage over time, providing consistent, reliable bracing power for sensitive cargo or in cold chain logistics.
Shanghai We Pack Co., Ltd. is a PVC Dunnage Bag manufacturer based in Shanghai, China, and a subsidiary of Shanghai Dreammao Packaging Technology Co., Ltd. We produce inflatable void-fill bags for container, railcar and trailer loads, and supply the inflation tools, corner protection and strapping that turn a single bag into a working securing system. The PVC range is built for loads that need airtight, moisture-resistant bracing: cold chain freight, moisture-sensitive cartons, and cargo that works loose under repeated vibration.
PVC holds inflation pressure where paper bags gradually bleed air in humid or long-transit conditions. Low-temperature flexibility keeps the film pliable in reefer and frozen service, so bracing force stays predictable from the loading dock to the discharge port.
A PVC dunnage bag is a sealed envelope with welded seams and an inflation valve. Inflated between two cargo faces, it converts internal air pressure into a distributed bracing force across the void, restraining the load against longitudinal and lateral movement without point-loading the cartons.
Material choice follows the load and the route. PVC is the airtight option — the film resists moisture ingress, stays flexible when ambient temperature drops, and holds pressure long enough to brace a load through a multi-week sea voyage. That makes it the natural fit for refrigerated and frozen containers, for cartons that soften in humid air, and for cargo that will be re-secured at several points along a multimodal route.
Kraft paper construction remains the economical answer for dry, one-way general cargo, and PP Dunnage Bag builds handle heavier, more abrasive loads where the outer layer takes punishment during loading. All three families come from the same production base, so a mixed container can be braced with the correct bag in each void rather than one compromise type throughout.
| Bag family | Construction | Where it fits best | Service profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| PVC Dunnage Bag | Sealed PVC envelope, welded seams, inflation valve | Cold chain, moisture-sensitive cartons, long ocean legs, vibration-heavy loads | Airtight retention; recoverable and reusable where bags are returned intact |
| Kraft Paper Dunnage Bag | Multi-ply kraft paper with inner bladder | Dry general cargo, one-way shipments, cost-driven loads | Single-trip economics with high void-fill coverage |
| PP Dunnage Bag | Woven PP outer layer with inner bladder | Heavy, abrasive or irregular loads; higher bracing levels | Robust outer layer for rough handling and repeated contact |
Every PVC bag is built to a working point rather than picked from a fixed list. We start from the void the bag has to fill, the load it has to hold and the equipment available at the loading dock, then set the construction around those three inputs.
The specification that decides performance is the bracing force the load actually needs, and that figure comes from the void volume, the cargo mass and the transport mode. We work back from those numbers to bag size, inflation pressure and valve choice, so the bag is neither under-filled and loose nor over-pressurised against thin carton walls.
A dunnage bag performs only as well as the air going into it. We supply packaging tools for bag inflation alongside the bags themselves — manual air guns for low-volume docks, cordless inflators for yard and rail loading, and higher-throughput units for operations that inflate hundreds of bags per shift.
For semi-automated packing lines, we match valve type and bag geometry to the inflator head so an operator can seat, inflate and release without adapters or a second tool. Where a line already runs a specific inflator brand, we build the valve interface around it rather than asking the line to change.
Bags are produced on our own lines and controlled from raw material through to finished goods, with dedicated R&D, testing and quality control teams supporting the process. Our management system is ISO 9001 certified, and the product range is developed against AAR, SGS and TUV international transport test standards.
Production runs across a 10,000 m² facility with 9 production lines and 120 employees, supported by in-house R&D, testing and quality control. Dunnage air bag output exceeds 30,000 pieces per day, which keeps both trial orders and repeat high-volume programmes on schedule.
OEM and ODM customization covers size, load capacity, material and printing, and we accept trial quantities from 100 pieces so a new specification can be validated in real transport conditions before it is scaled. Products ship to North America, South America, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, with EXW, FOB, CIF and DDP terms available.
A workable configuration comes from a short set of project inputs. The table below shows what each one determines and what we need to receive to return a sized bag, a valve choice and a quotation.
| Project input | What it determines | What to send us |
|---|---|---|
| Void geometry | Bag size and fill volume | Loading plan or container sketch with cargo positions and gap dimensions |
| Cargo weight and stack height | Required bracing force and bag level | Load per pallet or carton, stacking pattern, total payload |
| Transport mode and route | Pressure retention target and AAR level | Ocean, rail or road legs, transit duration, climate conditions |
| Service temperature | PVC grade and low-temperature flexibility | Reefer, frozen or ambient loading temperature range |
| Inflation equipment | Valve type and valve position | Inflator model in use or the air supply available at the dock |
| Printing and branding | Plate setup and ink specification | Logo artwork, handling text, required languages |
| Compliance evidence | Test scope and documentation pack | Destination market and the standard the consignee requires |
| Packaging and delivery | Carton count, palletization and container loading | Delivery port, Incoterm, order volume and delivery window |
Each shipment travels with the paperwork the receiving market expects: packing list, carton marking, material safety data and the test reports that apply to the batch. Where a consignee or insurer asks for third-party verification, we arrange SGS or TUV testing against the agreed specification.
Bags are packed in cartons and palletized for container loading, with the loading pattern planned so the film is not compressed against sharp edges or crushed under heavy cartons. Our Shanghai location keeps export handling short, and we work on EXW, FOB, CIF or DDP terms depending on how the receiving operation is set up.
We build to the void rather than to a fixed size list. Send the gap dimensions, the load weight and the transport mode, and we size the bag so it fills the space at the working pressure without over-stressing the cargo faces. OEM and ODM builds from drawings or samples are part of the standard service.
PVC holds air longest and stays flexible at low temperature, which suits cold chain and moisture-sensitive freight. Kraft paper is the economical choice for dry one-way loads, and PP woven construction takes the abrasion of heavy or irregular cargo. We supply all three, so the bag in each void can match the load it braces.
Yes. Printing is part of our OEM and ODM scope, covering customer branding, handling instructions, batch codes and language-specific warnings. Artwork is confirmed at the sample stage before mass production begins.
Trial orders start from 100 pieces, which lets a new specification be tested in real transport conditions before it is scaled. Larger repeat programmes run on the same lines, with dunnage air bag output exceeding 30,000 pieces per day.
Stress test reports traceable to the production batch, MSDS and RoHS material records, and third-party SGS or TUV reports where the destination market requires them. Our management system is ISO 9001 certified and the range is developed against AAR, SGS and TUV transport test standards.
We supply matched inflatable tools from manual air guns through cordless and higher-throughput inflators. Valve type and position are set around the equipment already in use at your dock, so no adapters or second tools are needed during loading.