Robert Boschgmbh

Brake Force One Gmbh

Adriaan Van Eyndhoven

Michael Weiler

Peter Deak

Viktor Hackl

James Bruce Thornton

Michael Earl Reimer

Thomas Meier

Craig Peterson

Simone Bosatelli

Daniela Schmitz

Scooter

The invention relates to a window-wiping device for a vehicle having a fastening element fastened to a drive shaft, in particular a motor vehicle. The window-wiping device comprises a wiper blade having an elongate upper part, which is at least partially flexible, an elongate lower part, which is at least partially flexible, a plurality of connecting elements for connecting the upper part and the lower part, wherein the connecting elements are spaced apart from each other along a longitudinal extent of the wiper blade, and wherein the connecting elements are designed to enable a motion of the upper part and of the lower part in relation to each other with a motion component along a longitudinal extent of the wiper blade, and a wiper-blade-side fastening part, wherein the wiper-blade-side fastening part can be detachably connected by means of a linear motion on the fastening element, and the wiper-blade-side fastening part can be connected to the fastening element in such a way that a rotational position about an axis perpendicular to the longitudinal extent of the wiper blade and perpendicular to the linear motion is defined by a support and a further contact point.

Quick fastening for fin ray wipers

The invention relates to a windshield wiper device () for a vehicle, comprising a wiper blade () having an elongated upper part () and an elongated lower part (), which are configured to be flexible, at least in part. Also provided are multiple connecting elements () for connecting the upper part () and the lower part (), the connecting elements being mutually spaced along a longitudinal extent () of the wiper blade () and being attached to the upper part () and/or the lower part () by a rotary joint, and the connecting elements () being designed to allow a movement of the upper part () and the lower part relative to each another with a movement component along a longitudinal extent () of the wiper blade (). Said windshield wiper device further comprises a quick-connecting device () which is designed such that the windshield wiper device can be detachably connected to a drive shaft () of a drive unit of the vehicle. At least one engagement part () and an elastic clamping jaw () cooperate in order to switch when applying an external force between a clamping position (K) and a release position (F).

Quick connecting device for fin ray wiper

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Stuttgart, Germany

Adriaan Van Eyndhoven