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A cargo airbag structure system for use within a cargo bay of a transport vehicle in order to buffer and stabilize loads, such as, for example, large paper rolls or drums, comprises two inflatable bladders disposed in an overlapping disposition with respect to each other within a sealed, expandible,

A cargo airbag structure system for use within a cargo bay of a transport vehicle in order to buffer and stabilize loads, such as, for example, large paper rolls or drums, comprises two inflatable bladders disposed in an overlapping disposition with respect to each other within a sealed, expandible, multi-ply paper container. When interposed between the cargo load rolls, the airbag structure conforms to the external contours of the cargo load rolls which serves to not only enable the airbag system to buffer and stabilize the cargo loads, but in addition, the airbag system is stably retained between the cargo load rolls. In order to prevent friction, abrasion, or pinching of the bladders during the inflation process as well as during use of the airbag system when the bladders are disposed in their inflated state, the inflatable bladders are disposed within encasing sleeves which fully envelop the bladders along the longitudinal extents thereof, the opposite ends of the sleeves being open. By preventing the noted friction, abrasion, and pinching of the bladders, the structural integrity of the bladders is preserved resulting in enhanced service life.

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A cargo airbag structural system, comprising: an expandable container comprising wall structure defining a single sealed enclosure; a plurality of separate and independent inflatable bladders disposed within said single sealed enclosure; a plurality of sleeves respectively disposed about said plural

A cargo airbag structural system, comprising: an expandable container comprising wall structure defining a single sealed enclosure; a plurality of separate and independent inflatable bladders disposed within said single sealed enclosure; a plurality of sleeves respectively disposed about said plurality of separate and independent inflatable bladders for preventing contact between said inflatable bladders as said inflatable bladders are inflated; and means fluidically connected to each one of said plurality of separate and independent inflatable bladders and projecting outwardly through said wall structure of said expandable container for permitting inflation of said plurality of separate and independent inflatable bladders.