A wiper connection structure, comprising a connection body and an upper cover. The connection body is mounted on a wiper blade; an accommodating cavity is formed on the connection body; the accommodating cavity is opened on an upper surface and a side vertical surface of the connection body respectively to correspondingly form an upper opening and an inlet for the head of a wiper to insert into the accommodating cavity; the upper cover is hingedly connected to the upper opening, and the upper cover can sealably close and open the upper opening; in addition, at least one of the accommodating cavity and the upper cover is provided with a limiting member capable of stopping and limiting the head of the wiper, so as to ensure that the head of the wiper does not fall off from the accommodating cavity.

The invention relates to a wiper lever of a motor vehicle windshield wiper, especially a rear window wiper, comprising a windshield wiper arm, a wiper blade and a cover. According to the invention, the wiper arm is designed as a spring strip on which a slider, which is connected to the wiper blade, is longitudinally adjustable. The cover is connected to the slider such and can be connected to a wiper pin such that an angle of lift of the wiper lever can be compensated. The invention provides a cost-effective wiper lever which has a structurally simple design.

The invention relates to a wiper blade for cleaning a vehicle windscreen, wherein the wiper blade has a wiper blade body of flat construction and a wiper blade adapter connected to the wiper blade body, wherein the wiper blade adapter has a first adapter element, which is connected to the wiper blade body, and a second adapter element, which is connected pivotably to the first adapter element and is designed to receive an end portion of a wiper arm.

A windscreen wiper device of the flat blade type comprising an elastic, elongated carrier element, as well as an elongated wiper blade of a flexible material, which can be placed in abutment with a windscreen to be wiped, which wiper blade includes at least one longitudinal groove, in which groove at least one longitudinal strip of the carrier element is disposed, which windscreen wiper device comprises a connecting device (1) for a rod-like extension (2) of an oscillating arm, wherein said rod-like extension (2) can be pivotally connected to said connecting device (1) about a pivot axis near a free end thereof, wherein said connecting device (1) comprises a channel (15) arranged to receive said rod-like extension (2), wherein the connecting device (1) comprises a first and a second retention mechanism for retaining said rod-like extension (2) on said connecting device (1), wherein said first and second retaining mechanisms are arranged to engage in a first, respectively second recess provided on at least one longitudinal exterior side (18a, 18b) of said rod-like extension (2), wherein said channel (15) at least at the entrance and at the opposite end of said entrance has the same width for receiving a rod-like extension (2) having a substantially constant width along the distal end thereof.

The present invention is a connection module for connecting a connection device of a wiper extending in a longitudinal direction to an arm of a wiper system. The connection module being, for the one part, able to be mounted on a connector of the connection device configured to bear the wiper and, for the other part, connected to the arm, the connection module including a cover that is pivotable about a pivot axis and comprises blocking means for blocking at least one type of arm. The cover includes an elastically deformable tongue on which the blocking means are disposed.

A wiper assembly may include a wiper blade comprising: a blade element; and a support element secured to the blade element along a blade element length of the blade element. A wiper assembly may include a flat spring coupled on a first end to a first end of the support element via a first coupling and coupled on a second end to a second end of the support element via a second coupling. A wiper assembly may include a saddle clip disposed between the first end of the support element and the second end of the support element and configured to couple the flat spring to the support element, wherein a downward biasing of the saddle clip causes the wiper assembly to bias against the windshield.