Wiper system for cleaning a vehicle window with high curvature
AssigneeValeo Systèmes d'Essuyage
InventorsSebastian JABLECKI, Przemyslaw SZYMANEK, Tomasz OSTROGORSKI
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AssigneeValeo Systèmes d'Essuyage
InventorsSebastian JABLECKI, Przemyslaw SZYMANEK, Tomasz OSTROGORSKI
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The present invention relates to a pantographic-type wiper system for cleaning a vehicle window that includes a drive attachment, a first arm, a second arm and a head configured to hold a wiper blade, where the first arm extends between the drive attachment and the head, where the second arm extends between a holding device attached to the drive attachment and the head, also characterized in that the wiper system includes a connecting body that links the first arm to the drive attachment and where the wiper system includes a pivot link (P) between the connecting body and the drive attachment and includes a rotational link (D) between the connecting body and the first arm; the wiper system also including at least a rotational device that allows motion around a first axis (A) that corresponds to a main elongation axis of the second arm between the head and the second arm or between the holding device and the second arm.
A wiper system of the pantographic-type for cleaning a vehicle window, comprising
A method for wiping a panoramic window using a wiper system that includes a wiper blade to wipe the panoramic window that comprises a first portion extending in a first plane and at least a second portion that is curved relative to first plane, method in which the wiper blade is in a first position to wipe the first portion of the panoramic window and in a second position to wipe the second portion of the panoramic window, said pivot link (P) being rotating when gradually changing from the first position to the second position, the rotational device allowing a motion around the first axis (A) of the second arm between the head and the second arm or between the holding device and the second arm.
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