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Oversized wind-resistant screens usually fail before they reach the wall. A factory-finished 5 m unit is bulky and heavy: stairwells cannot turn it, service lifts cannot take it, and an upper-floor opening often means a crane or a panel lifted through a window — cost, schedule risk and transit damage. The Zipluxr WR120C answers that at the source. Its hood, roller tube and bottom rail all split into sections that carry by hand, then assemble on site into a single rigid screen with machined joints that sit tight and seamless. Structural stability and wind performance are unchanged by splicing. Standard spliced width reaches 5 m, 5.4 m with the 78 double-wall tube, and drop extends to 6 m on the 63 mm aluminium tube — covering exhibition halls, factory workshops, sun rooms and courtyards where a one-piece unit cannot be delivered.

The WR120B is a buckle-guided zip screen engineered for sites where ordinary outdoor roller shades fail: exposed facades, tall sun room glazing, and openings that take sustained wind load. It holds Level 12 wind resistance, deploys through a buckle-engagement edge system built for a mechanical stroke motor, and comes in four drive options — bead chain, manual push, crank, and motorized. That combination covers both ends of a project list: a hotel facade managed from one control point, and a courtyard wall with no power run nearby.

Zipluxr zip screens ship as fully pre-assembled units: the zip is welded, the reeling system is assembled, and the rails, smart balancer, bottom rail, and motor control all leave the factory pre-installed. That finished state is exactly what makes the fabric, the powder-coated aluminium profiles, and the precision motor assemblies high-risk items — a single hard knock or compression can write a unit off outright, and repair costs run high. Every unit therefore follows the same standardised, in-line packing sequence — finished-product inspection → end protection → double-layer inner cushioning wrap → strapping and lock-down → isolated accessory packing → heavy-duty lid-and-base box sealing → labelling and outer reinforcement → pre-shipment audit — backed by a graded protection system that scales from domestic palletisation to ISPM 15 heat-treated wooden crates for ocean and air freight. It covers single domestic orders, project batches, and export shipments, and targets the four damage