Description
Designed with a frame construction, the Bosch Twin грузовой N67 spans 650 mm to ensure even windshield contact.
The Bosch Twin грузовой N67 all-weather windshield wiper blade offers uninterrupted performance in rain, snowstorms, and extreme heat.
The replacement blade boasts a sturdy steel skeleton with articulated pressure points, designed to assure optimal windshield contact on complex windshield shapes. The natural rubber wiping edge is firmly anchored in a metal groove, delivering a consistent sweep across the arc. Refill-compatible design and wide model coverage make it a cost-effective choice for classic cars. It delivers a durable galvanized frame that resists corrosion and mechanical wear, a multi-pivot action that adapts to complex windshield curves and a simple rubber refill system that extends service life while reducing total cost of ownership. However, exposed hinges may freeze and clog with dirt during winter, at high speeds it can experience wind lift and increased noise, and natural rubber wears faster in sunlight whereas polymer composites command a higher price. Periodically clean and lubricate the hinges with a silicone spray every three to six months and replace the wiping edge every six to twelve months (or every four to six months in harsh climates). Perfect for mild weather, daily commuting and economical drivers, this blade guarantees dependable performance, clear visibility and lasting value at an affordable price.
Series Aerotwin Truck – a professional series from the trusted European manufacturer Bosch. Windshield wipers in this range are designed for duty on commercial vehicles. Truck wiper blades of the Aerotwin Truck family boast an advanced frameless construction and are supplied to the assembly lines of numerous leading OEMs. The rubber element uses a high-tech composite mix, outperforming natural rubber in key properties and delivers an longer service life. Spring rails are produced from a special “Evodium” spring steel and retain their clamping force for the full lifetime of the blade.
