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Wiper blade with wiper strip to carrier element attachment means

  • US 6,836,927 B2
  • Filed: 02/10/2001
  • Issued: 01/04/2005
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/23/2000
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A wiper blade for windows, in particular of motor vehicles, comprising:

  • a long, rubber-elastic wiper strip (14) that can be placed against the window (22), wherein said wiper strip is situated parallel to a longitudinal axis on a long, spring-elastic carrier element (12) to which a component (16) belonging to a device for attaching the wiper blade (10) to a driven wiper arm (18) is directly connected, wherein the carrier element (12) has springs (28, 30) designed in the shape of a strap having top and bottom surfaces and lying in front of the window (22) in a plane that is substantially parallel to the window, wherein the bottom surfaces of the straps (13) of which face the window, wherein inner, adjacent longitudinal edges (32) of the springs situated at a distance from each other plunge individually into longitudinal grooves (54, 56) assigned to each longitudinal edge and open toward the longitudinal side of the wiper strip, and are connected to each other by way of a least two transverse ribs (37) situated in the longitudinal direction with distance between them, wherein at least one transverse rib (36) has a center section (42) that extends at a distance from the top strap surfaces (11) of the springs (28, 30) so that at least one bridge-like transverse rib results, whereby the distance (34) between the two springs in particular is less then a bridge width (46), wherein means of attachment (74, 76, 78 and 174, 175, 176, 177, 178) for securing the wiper strip to the carrier element in the longitudinal direction are disposed as one-piece on one of the transverse ribs, wherein the means of attaching are situated on a transverse rib (36) located in the region of one end section of the two springs (28, 30), and wherein the means of attachment comprise an extension (74 and 174) designed in the shape of a tongue that extends from the center section (42) of one transverse rib (36) toward the other end section of the two springs.

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