Windscreen wiper system

Claim 1

A windscreen wiper system comprising a frame, a motor driven reducer, a bar drive mechanism and two windscreen wipers one of which has two controlled movements, one for wiping, the other for extension-retraction, characterized in that it comprises three coaxial shafts journalled to the frame, in that the arms of the two windscreen wipers are carried by two of these shafts which drive them with sweeping movements in the same direction, in that the extension-retraction is controlled from the third shaft driven with a reciprocating movement of the same frequency as the other two but in the opposite direction, and in that the drive mechanism comprises three rocking levers fixed respectively to each of the coaxial shafts as well as a bar, called main bar, pivotably connected to one of these rocking levers, called main rocking lever, coupled to each of the other two rocking levers, called secondary rocking levers, by means of a coupling link and further guided by a fourth rocking lever, called auxiliary rocking lever, hingedly connected to the frame, the assembly formed by the main bar, the main rocking lever and the auxiliary rocking lever forming an open kinematic chain, connected for pivoting at two points to the frame, driven by a link-crank system whose crank is fixed to the output shaft of the motor driven reducer and whose so-called auxiliary link pivotably connected on the one hand to the crank is pivotably connected on the other hand to one of these three elements forming the preceding kinematic chain.