This technology relates to a windshield wiper blade comprising an elongated primary part with an internal cavity and at least two secondary parts. Each secondary part features a first end coupled within the primary part's body and a second end exposed to the exterior. The secondary parts are hinge-connected to the primary part, allowing them to pivot and conform to the windshield's curvature, ensuring a tight seal against the surface.
Existing solutions in this field have faced structural and functional limitations that required improvement.
As a hybrid blade, this technology can be applied across the industry to enhance performance and efficiency.
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