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Mar
Flat wipers have a greater advantage in terms of softness compared to traditional curved blade wipers.The design of flat wipers allows them to fit the surface of the windshield, which means they can slide more smoothly during use, making the driving process quieter and more comfortable. In addition, because they can fit the glass surface better, flat wipers can provide better visibility, helping drivers to better observe the road conditions and ensure driving safety.
However, the softness of flat wipers makes them more susceptible to scratches or damage.Flat wipers are generally made of rubber and are relatively thin, compared to traditional curved blade wipers. Although they can better adapt to the curved surface of the glass during the sliding process, they are also easily scratched by sharp objects such as hail and branches. In addition, due to the softness of the rubber material itself, the wiper blade of the flat wiper may be deformed after a period of use, affecting the water scraping effect.
To reduce the scratching or damage of flat wipers, drivers can take some preventive measures.First, check the wiper blades regularly and replace worn or deformed blades in time. In addition, when the vehicle is parked outdoors, the wiper lifter can be used to lift the wiper blade off the surface of the windshield to prevent the blade from being scratched by objects. In addition, it is also important to keep the windshield clean, as dust or mud may cause scratches during scraping.
Although flat wipers have some fragility, they are still an important vehicle safety device.By regularly checking and maintaining, we can maintain the performance and durability of flat wipers, so as to ensure the safety and comfort of the driving process. In addition, vehicle manufacturers are also constantly improving the design and materials of flat wipers to improve their durability and scratch resistance, further enhancing the driving experience.
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