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Non-Bracket Windshield Wiper: Simplified Design for Cost-Effective Manufacturing

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Non-Bracket Windshield Wiper: Simplified Design for Cost-Effective Manufacturing

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Summary

Problems

Conventional windshield wipers have a complex structure requiring multiple components and rivets, leading to high manufacturing costs and complicated assembly processes.

Innovation solutions

A non-bracket windshield wiper design featuring an H-shaped elastic metal bow strip with longitudinal crevices, holding strips, back rubber strips, a rubber wiper blade, and end caps, allowing for easy assembly and replacement without rivets, using a holder frame and packing member for mounting to a windshield.

TRIZ Analysis

Specific contradictions:

structural strength
vs
device complexity

General conflict description:

Strength
vs
Device complexity
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5 Merging (Combining)
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Principle concept:

If a conventional bracket structure with multiple components and rivets is used, then the structural strength and stability are improved, but the device complexity and manufacturing cost increase

Why choose this principle:

The patent combines multiple separate components (bracket, arm holder frame, arms, extension strips) into a single integrated elastic metal bow strip. This merging eliminates the need for rivets and assembly operations, reducing device complexity while maintaining structural integrity through the continuous elastic material design.

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Principle concept:

If a conventional bracket structure with multiple components and rivets is used, then the structural strength and stability are improved, but the device complexity and manufacturing cost increase

Why choose this principle:

The patent uses an elastic metal bow strip that functions as a composite structure, integrating the functions of multiple rigid components into a single flexible element. This composite approach allows the structure to maintain strength while eliminating complex joints and connections.

Application Domain

windshield wiper manufacturing innovation patent-based design

Data Source

Patent US20080295273A1 Non-bracket windshield wiper
Publication Date: 04 Dec 2008 TRIZ 机械制造
FIG 01
US20080295273A1-D00000
FIG 02
US20080295273A1-D00001
FIG 03
US20080295273A1-D00002
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AI summary:

A non-bracket windshield wiper design featuring an H-shaped elastic metal bow strip with longitudinal crevices, holding strips, back rubber strips, a rubber wiper blade, and end caps, allowing for easy assembly and replacement without rivets, using a holder frame and packing member for mounting to a windshield.

Abstract

A non-bracket windshield wiper includes an H-shaped and smoothly arched elastic metal bow strip having a middle neck and two longitudinal crevices at two sides of the neck, a holder frame mounted with a packing member and riveted to the middle part of the elastic metal bow strip for mounting to a windshield, two holding strips respectively coupled to the longitudinal crevices of the elastic metal bow strip, two back rubber strips respectively coupled to two top engagement structures of the holding strips, a rubber wiper blade coupled to two bottom engagement structures of the holding strips, and two end caps respectively capped on the two ends of the elastic metal bow strip.

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