
Traditional wiper blades can be replaced with beam blades as they share the same mounting structure, with the difference lying in the blade design itself. Here are the key comparisons: Traditional wiper blades utilize multiple pressure points along a metal frame to evenly distribute the blade's force against the windshield. In contrast, beam blades consist of four components - rubber element, flexor (steel band), cover, and plastic connectors - making assembly remarkably simpler. Workers can manually assemble them without tools like screwdrivers. Beam blades employ a single tension bar to evenly distribute pressure across the entire blade, minimizing water streaks and scratches for superior wiping performance.


