Robert Boschgmbh

Paul Wynen

Peter De Block

Dirk Herinckx

Christian Wilms

Hubert Verelst

Hans Beelen

Eric Windmolders

Inigo Op't Roodt

Jurgen Roekens

Wolfgang Leutsch

Reiner Lay

Nicolaas Gotzen

Wim Buseyne

Bart Fatan

Dirk De Coninck

Robert Geilenkirchen

Kris Van De Rostyne

Liesbet Van Vinckenroye

Geert Jans

Jan Van Hoye

Udo Wolz

Steven Desmet

Philip Claeskens

Frank Ghys

Mario Dusart

Hans Braun

Luc Stevens

Sven Wolfgarten

The invention relates to a method for producing extruded profiled elements () from an elastomer material. In said method, the extruded profiled element () is formed from the elastomer material in a first step, the extruded profiled element () is entirely or partly surrounded by a thermoplastic material, the elastomer material that is surrounded by the thermoplastic material is cured, and the thermoplastic material is finally removed again once the elastomer material has been cured.

Process for producing linear profiles

The invention relates to a wiper blade () with a wiper strip () made of elastic material and having a wiper strip head () and a wiper lip () which can be placed on a window () to be wiped, wherein the wiper lip () is designed as a wedge-shaped extension () of the wiper strip head () and has a point angle () of between 60 degrees and 150 degrees, said point angle leading into a contact surface () having a radius () of smaller than 100 micrometers, and also to a method for the production of said wiper blade.

Wiper blade

A wiper blade for cleaning motor vehicle windows includes a wiper strip ( ) which is held by a support bracket system ( ) and is encompassed by a laterally closed protective profile ( ). The protective profile ( ) is closed in the longitudinal direction ( ) on at least one end by a cover ( ), which can be used to open and close the protective profile ( ).

Wiper blade for cleaning vehicle windscreens

A wiper blade is proposed, which has a head piece made of a diene-type rubber and a flexing piece and wedge made of chloroprene rubber.

A wiper blade for cleaning motor vehicle windows has a wiper strip ( ) which is held by a support bracket system ( ) and is encompassed by a protective profile ( ) to which a wiper element ( ) is fastened on the side oriented toward the window. The protective profile ( ) is comprised of an elastic material and has the capacity to be largely adapted to curvatures of the window by means of elastic deformation.

Wiper blade for cleaning vehicle windscreen

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