Bsc Preferred INF104 Inflatable Air Cushion Bags Case of 250

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED INF104 is an inflatable air cushion packaging system designed to protect products during shipping by filling void space inside boxes and cartons. The system uses air rather than traditional loose-fill materials such as foam peanuts or paper, which reduces storage volume and material handling time. Each bag carries the RF-4 designation and holds up to 1.1 cubic feet of air when inflated. The INF104 is sold as a case of 250 bags and is intended for use with the Rapid Fill Portable Inflator INF108, sold separately. Warehouse staff and shipping room personnel are the primary users of this system.

The INF104 bags are suited for general protective packaging applications in distribution centers, warehouses, and shipping operations of any size. They work across a wide range of box sizes where void fill is needed to prevent product movement. Because the bags are stored flat and inflated on demand, they require significantly less shelf space than pre-formed foam or paper alternatives. The RF-4 bags are well matched to operations already running the Rapid Fill inflator platform, offering a consistent fill volume for standardized packing workflows.

Key Features

• Air-based void fill eliminates the bulk storage required for foam peanuts or paper fill
• RF-4 bag format delivers 1.1 cubic feet of fill volume per bag when inflated
• Compatible with the Rapid Fill Portable Inflator INF108 for on-demand inflation
• Case of 250 bags supports high-volume packing operations
• Flat, uninflated storage reduces warehouse footprint and handling costs
• Equivalent to part number S-5237

Compatibility

Designed for use with the electric Rapid Fill Portable Inflator INF108. These bags are an equivalent replacement for part number S-5237.

Installation Notes

Inflate bags using the Rapid Fill Portable Inflator INF108 only. Do not attempt to inflate bags with compressed air guns or other non-designated equipment, as over-inflation can cause bag failure. Inspect bags for punctures before placing them in cartons. Store uninflated bags away from sharp objects and heat sources to maintain material integrity.