Masuma wipers have proven to be among the best in their price segment. The Masuma line contains all current types of wiper blades.
The most affordable are Standard Summer Wipers, in which a metal frame with a hinge system presses the rubber band to the glass. The assortment features the Standard Optimum series, which is quiet and efficient, and the Standard Nano Graphite series with graphite-coated blades. The addition of graphite to the composition improves the sliding of the wiper on the glass and increases the service life of the wiper by almost one and a half times.
In Masuma Hybrid Wiper Blades, the frame and hinges are hidden by a plastic aerodynamic cover to reduce noise; in Winter Wiper Blades — with a soft rubber cover that protects the brush from icing. Winter wipers are also available in the Winter Optimum series and Winter Nano Graphite series.
In Frameless Wiper Blades, the role of the frame is played by an elastic steel plate inside the rubber band, which gives the brush a characteristic bend. Frameless Silicone Wiper Blades contain additional silicone providing UVA protection and elasticity at low temperatures. The blades are coated with a hydrophobic composition which creates a water-repellent coating on the windshield.
Also, Masuma produces Rear Wiper Blades.
Masuma wiper blades are fully compliant with factory wipers specifications, optimally adhering to glass curves. Their strips are made from a mixture of natural rubber and synthetic polymer, which guarantees good resistance to abrasion and temperature changes.
Masuma is one of the few windshield wiper manufacturers that also offers Rubber Strips for Wiper Blades. If desired, the old strip of a standard frame wiper can be replaced by yourself, extending its life cycle.
where to find VIN?
- Stamped on the dashboard near the windshield, on the driver's side of the vehicle
- On a plate or sticker on the driver's side door jamb
- Stamped on the engine's firewall
- On your insurance card and insurance policy
- On your vehicle title and registration