RGNL-120 Sliding Window China Exporter Import Documents
Build the RGNL-120 import file around one controlled index: approved product drawings, the final specification return, inspection records requested by the buyer, and shipment documents tied to the same window and package marks.
Direct Answer for an RGNL-120 Import File
The official RGNL-120 Bridge Broken System Sliding Window page verifies the product identity, system data and available configurations. It does not publish one universal import-document package for every country or contract.
Ask the China exporter to return a project-specific document index showing each file name, revision, approval status, responsible party and due stage. Buyers can also review the broader Sliding Windows category, but only RGNL-120 records should be used to approve this order.
Verified RGNL-120 Quick Specs
| Item | Verified Product Basis | Document Control |
|---|---|---|
| Product | RGNL-120 bridge-broken three-track aluminum sliding window | Repeat the exact series on the schedule, drawings and order. |
| System width | 120 mm | Show the applicable head, jamb and sill section. |
| Viewable-area value | 67 mm | Request a drawing that identifies the source dimension reference. |
| Profile | 6063-T5 thermal-break aluminum | List profile codes and thickness by location. |
| Aluminum thickness | 1.6–1.8 mm | Do not assign the range without a returned profile schedule. |
| Glass families | Double or triple tempered, laminated, Low-E, reflective and tinted options are listed. | Approve one pane-by-pane build-up for each window mark. |
| Published glazing notation | 5 mm + 15Ar + 5 mm | Require written confirmation of the source notation and proposed build-up. |
| Layouts | Two tracks with two or four panels; three tracks with three or four panels | Approve a numbered panel map with travel arrows. |
| Screen and finish | Alloy wire mesh; powder coating, anodized, wood-grain and PVDF routes | Record screen position and approved physical finish sample. |
Four Sections in the Import Document Index
Design Approval
Include the window schedule, elevations, numbered panel maps, profile sections, glass schedule, screen position, hardware function and finish reference. Every approved file should carry the same revision.
Product Specification
Connect the RGNL-120 identity to the proposed 120 mm system, profile, thickness allocation, glazing, finish and accessories. Mark exceptions instead of hiding them in general notes.
Inspection Evidence
Define which material, dimensional, operational, finish and packing checks the buyer requires. State the acceptance reference and record format before inspection; do not assume a product page proves project performance.
Shipment Handover
Link package marks to window IDs and list the order-specific packing, package, weight and dispatch records required by the contract and import broker. Values must come from the final order.
Use Approval Status, Not File Quantity
A large folder does not prove that the offered product matches the order. The index should distinguish required, submitted, approved, approved with comments and superseded records. Keep comments against a specific revision and do not release production from an obsolete return.
Before shipment, reconcile the approved window schedule against the packing list and package-mark schedule. Separately packed glazed panels, mesh panels, hardware or trims should remain traceable to the parent opening ID. The final import and customs document list must be confirmed by the buyer, carrier and destination broker because the official product page does not define country-specific requirements.
What Changes the Documentation Quote
No public price covers every RGNL-120 documentation scope. Compare quotations after the technical return and required evidence are defined.
- Window marks, dimensions and quantities
- Two- or three-track layout
- Panel and mesh arrangement
- Glass build-up and safety treatment
- Finish route and sample approval
- Required drawings and calculations
- Inspection points and record format
- Requested configuration-specific evidence
- Packing and package-mark schedule
- Destination document and handover list
RFQ Information to Send
- Project country, use and destination
- Controlled window schedule revision
- Opening IDs, sizes and quantities
- Track and numbered panel arrangement
- Glass, screen, finish and hardware scope
- Required head, jamb and sill details
- Performance criteria requiring evidence
- Inspection and approval hold points
- File format and naming requirements
- Packing marks and shipment grouping
- Broker-provided import document list
- Delivery term and responsible parties
Require the quotation to identify included, excluded and pending documents. This makes document scope comparable before commercial approval.
RGNL-120 Import Document FAQ
Does the product page define every import document?
No. It verifies product data, not country-specific import requirements. The buyer and destination broker should provide the required commercial and customs document list.
Which drawing should control the panel layout?
Use an approved elevation with numbered panels, fixed or sliding status, travel arrows, mesh position, lock side and interior/exterior views.
Can the 67 mm value be used without a section drawing?
The page labels 67 mm as a viewable-area value but does not define its detailed reference in the text table. Ask the exporter to identify it on the returned section before using it in coordination.
What should be reconciled before shipment?
Compare the approved schedule, inspection release, packing list, package marks and separately packed component register by window ID and revision.
Does a general report prove the ordered window performance?
Not automatically. Check that any submitted evidence applies to the offered profile, glass, size, opening arrangement and requested criterion.
Request an RGNL-120 Document Return
Send Rogenilan your window schedule, drawing list, requested evidence, inspection points, packing marks, destination and broker-provided import requirements. The team can return the proposed product and document scope for approval.
