Everblades Heated Windshield Wipers

[Jim Weiler]

Everblades Web Site (http://www.everblades.com)

Just a note to let you guys know about us.
We purchased this business from the original owner and inventor of the product (in 1985 or so) in June of 2003.
We have a good portion of the learning curve out of the way in terms of how to build the product.
We have made a few improvements in the wiring, established an option to heat the frame, and are prototyping a new rubber profile and production process for a consistently better streak-free wipe.
Take a look at our web site and feel free to contact us with any questions or comments.
Dealer/distributor inquires are also welcome - we have a difficult to imagine minimum order - one!

Jim Weiler & Ann Weiler McMahon
Greetings from Michigan's UP - eh?
Everblades Heated Windshield Wipers (http://www.everblades.com)

[Jim Weiler]

We are willing to offer modifications to our product to meet your requirements.

For instance: we can put heat on the frame as well as in the rubber.

We can do parallel instead of series wiring.

We can offer this special 440 strand super flexible wire (eg, if you have a problem with breaking wires on a pantograph style wiper).

We are willing to learn from you guys.

[chtucker]

Jim, I actually talked to you about wipers for my 2005 GMC 5500... How much extra to add heat to the arms and will the washer jets reatach to your blades?

Howard

[Jim Weiler]

I believe your Sierra(?) takes our #3622 which is $70, wired in serires.
It is $15 extra to add heat to the bridges and they will be wired in parallel.
I don't know about reattaching the washer jets, but can't imagine why it would be a problem.

[snowplowjay]

Good to see that you made it over Jim.

Ill be in contact with you again very soon. Sorry for the delay...


Jay

[Jerre Heyer]

As I talked to Jim today with some customer feedback from my customers who had Blizzard Blades......These Everblades sure get alot hotter than the other ones do ( has two identical vehicles one with each type for now..............)

Was concerned they could get too hot. Jim solved that question and I told the customer if they don't get hot then there really not "heated wipers".

He's scheduling to have another set put on a subs vehicle.:D

Jerre