What is the difference between beam wipers and conventional wipers?

[ReeseMarie]

The difference between beam wipers and conventional wipers lies in the material and the wiping effect. Material difference: Beam wipers use stainless steel as the connecting material, making them lightweight, easy to install, and quieter during use, but they are slightly more expensive. Conventional wipers are made of iron, which is harder and less prone to deformation during use, but they produce more noise, have a longer lifespan, and are lower in cost. Wiping effect: Beam wipers, without the support of a frame, provide better contact with the windshield and more even pressure and wear distribution, resulting in superior wiping performance. Conventional wipers, supported by a frame, are more effective at removing debris from the windshield, especially larger particles, ensuring efficient impurity removal.