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Company & Product Profile
NINGBO XINHAI AIDO addresses the specific durability challenge of rear wipers with this specialized product. Our selection of 304-grade stainless steel for the backbone reflects our commitment to using materials that match the application’s harsh environment. The manufacturing process involves precision tempering of the steel strip to achieve the exact spring rate needed for the shorter wiping arc of a rear window.
This product exemplifies our approach of applying advanced wiper technology to all vehicle glass surfaces, ensuring reliability and clarity are maintained not just on the windshield but all around the vehicle.
Application Fields
- Direct replacement for the rear wiper on SUVs, Crossovers, MPVs, and Hatchbacks from all major manufacturers.
- Vehicles frequently used in coastal regions, winter road salt conditions, or humid climates where corrosion is a primary concern.
- Fleet and commercial vehicles where rear visibility for reversing and parking is a daily safety requirement.
- As a premium, long-life upgrade over standard rear wiper blades.
Specification
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Construction | Frameless Beam Blade with Enclosed Backbone |
| Backbone Material | Spring-Tempered AISI 304 Stainless Steel |
| Casing Material | UV-Resistant TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) |
| Common Lengths | 11″, 12″, 13″, 14″, 15″, 16″ |
| Rubber Insert | Special Short-Curved Natural or Synthetic Rubber |
| Connector Types | Specific adapters for Pin (6mm, 8mm), Bayonet, or Mini J-Hook |
| Corrosion Resistance | Backbone resistant to salt spray, humidity, and oxidation |
| Special Feature | Pre-curved to match typical rear window glass curvature |
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How do I know which adapter I need for my car’s rear wiper?
- A: The best method is to consult your vehicle’s owner manual or check the existing blade. Common types include a small pin (measure its diameter), a bayonet clip, or a tiny J-hook. Our product listings often include a vehicle selector tool or list compatible makes and models by year.
- Q: Is a stainless steel backbone necessary? My old rear wiper was just plastic.
- A: Many basic rear wipers use a plastic spine, which can warp or lose tension. Others use a steel spine that can rust. The stainless steel backbone is a durability upgrade, providing long-term, reliable performance, especially important since rear wipers are often neglected until they fail completely.
- Q: Can I install this myself?
- A: Yes, rear wiper replacement is usually straightforward. Typically, you lift the wiper arm away from the glass, press a small tab or button on the old blade’s connector to release it, remove it, and then snap or push the new blade into place. Instructions are provided.
