In the automotive aftermarket, the true measure of a high-quality windshield wiper lies in how evenly its rubber blade presses against every millimeter of glass—delivering a silent, streak-free wipe. Achieving this requires absolute precision and consistency in rubber extrusion, a process that defines the wiper’s performance from the start.
Yet, as global customers demand higher quality and fast...
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Recently, Lexar’s exit from the automotive sector sparked a wave of discussion in the automotive electronics world. Chip shortages and module supply disruptions were on everyone’s mind again.
But in the workshop at our BAOYI Frameless Wiper Factory, veteran engineers just smiled knowingly. For us, the key to a stable supply chain never floated in the cloud with microchips—it’s grounded firmly in materials science and precision manufacturing.
Today, let’s cut ...
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When Deng Kaiping first came to Liuzhou from Hunan in 2019, he didn’t know many people and had no big budget. What he did have was a clear idea: introduce Yujin windshield wipers to a city full of cars but crowded with competition.
He started out simply, walking into auto parts stores and small repair garages with a few samples in hand. “Sometimes they’d tell me, ‘We already have a supplier,’” Deng recalls. “But I’d still ask them to try my wipers for a week. If they worked better, then we’d talk.”
Mr. Deng’s persistence gradually paid off. Before long, a...
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July’s blazing heat couldn’t outshine the enthusiasm between Yujin and its Australian business partner. This month, Mr. Wang from Australia made two visits to Yujin’s windshield wiper factory, marking a significant milestone in their collaboration—from initial factory inspection to detailed business negotiations—pushing their partnership toward new heights.
First Visit: Factory Tour Showcases Advanced Windshield Wiper Production Capabilities
On July 1st, Mr. Wang toured Yujin’s pr...
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Why Do Subaru Outback and XV Owners Replace Rear Wiper Blades So Often?
The Subaru Outback and XV (also called the Crosstrek in China) are hugely popular crossover SUVs worldwide. They're built for tough conditions—rain, snow, muddy trails—you name it.
But here's the thing: when you're driving in that kind of weather, rear visibility is key. And yet, a lot of drivers forget about one small part that really matters—the rear w...
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