A wiper blade is a component of a vehicle's windshield wiper system that is responsible for clearing rain, snow, dirt, and other debris from the windshield. It is an essential safety feature that ensures clear visibility for the driver in various weather conditions.
The wiper blade is typically made of a rubber or silicone material that is attached to a metal frame. The rubber or silicone blade is designed to make direct contact with the windshield and effectively sweep away water and debris.
When the windshield wipers are activated, the wiper blade moves back and forth across the windshield, using the pressure from the wiper arm to maintain contact with the glass. This motion, combined with the flexibility and smoothness of the wiper blade, helps to remove water, dirt, and other obstructions from the windshield surface.
Over time, the wiper blade can wear out or become damaged, resulting in reduced effectiveness and poor visibility. It is important to regularly inspect the wiper blades for signs of wear, such as cracks, tears, or uneven edges, and replace them as needed.
