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Hella CLEANTECH 16-Inch Beam Wiper Blade 358054161

SKU: 2011041 · UPC: 760687165897 · MPN: 358054161
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02 · Overview

Hella CLEANTECH 16-Inch Beam Wiper Blade 358054161 — Product description

The Hella CLEANTECH 358054161 is a 16-inch beam-style windshield wiper blade with an aerodynamic spoiler, a steel frame, and a natural rubber edge. It's a single blade with a pre-attached universal adapter that clips onto common hook-style arms, so it's a quiet, even-wiping replacement you can install in a minute.

The Hella CLEANTECH 358054161 is a 16-inch beam-style windshield wiper blade built to clear glass cleanly and quietly. It's a single blade, sold on its own, so you can match it to whichever arm on your vehicle calls for a 16-inch length. If one side of your windshield smears while the other still wipes fine, this is the kind of replacement you grab to sort it out without buying a whole pair.

Beam blades like this one skip the old exposed metal bracket. Instead, a curved internal spring runs the length of the blade and presses the rubber edge evenly from end to end. That even pressure is what keeps a beam wiper from leaving those tell-tale streaky arcs you get when a bracketed blade loses tension at the tips. It also means there's less hardware up top for snow, ice, and road grime to pack into, so the blade keeps a consistent sweep through a nasty winter morning.

The aerodynamic spoiler is the long black fin running along the top of the blade. Its job is simple. At speed, air pushing over the windshield wants to lift the blade off the glass, and that lift is what causes chattering and skipping on the freeway. The spoiler turns that airflow into downforce instead, holding the rubber against the glass right when you need it most. If you've ever watched a wiper start to float and miss at 65 mph, you know exactly why that matters.

Underneath, the frame is steel. Steel gives the blade its backbone and keeps the spring tension honest over a long service life, even when the blade bakes in summer heat and then gets flexed hard in freezing temperatures. The wiping edge itself is natural rubber, which stays supple and conforms to the curve of the glass for a clean wipe. Natural rubber wipes quietly and wears in smoothly, and it's the reason a fresh blade feels so much better than a dried-out one that's been baking on the car for two seasons.

Installation is about as easy as wiper work gets. The blade ships with a pre-attached universal adapter that clips onto common hook-style wiper arms, which are the most widespread arm type on the road. You lift the wiper arm off the glass, release the old blade, slide the new CLEANTECH on until the adapter clicks, and lower the arm back down. No tools, and it usually takes a minute or two per blade. Do yourself a favor and lay a towel over the glass while you work, because a bare arm can crack a windshield if it snaps down.

Sizing is the part people get wrong, so measure before you order. Wiper arms on the same vehicle are often different lengths side to side, and the 16-inch here needs to match the arm it's going on. If your driver side takes a longer blade and the passenger side takes this 16-inch, buy each side to its own length rather than forcing one size across both. Because this is sold as a single blade, matching sizes per side is easy and you're not paying for a length you can't use.

Who's this for? Anybody replacing a worn 16-inch blade who wants a quiet, even wipe and a clean look. The all-black blade and spoiler blend in with most arms and cowls, so it doesn't stand out the way a shiny bracketed blade can. And the beam design shrugs off the slush-and-ice season better than an old-school framed blade, which is why a lot of folks switch their vehicles over to beam wipers and never go back.

A quick word on upkeep. Even the best blade is a wear item. Rubber hardens from sun, heat, and ozone, so plan on swapping wipers every six to twelve months, or sooner if you're hearing chatter, seeing streaks, or watching the blade skip across the glass. Keep the windshield clean, because baked-on bug residue and road film chew up a rubber edge fast. If a new blade streaks right out of the box, wipe the edge down with a little glass cleaner to knock off any shipping film before you blame the blade.

It's a straightforward, no-drama replacement blade. A steel frame, a natural rubber edge, an aerodynamic spoiler to keep it planted, and a universal adapter that fits the arms most vehicles already have. Match the length, clip it on, and get back to a clear view.

Key Features

  • 16-inch blade length, sold as a single blade so you can size each arm on its own
  • Beam-type (bracketless) design presses the rubber edge evenly end to end for streak-free wiping
  • Integrated aerodynamic spoiler turns airflow into downforce to stop lift and chatter at highway speed
  • Steel frame holds consistent spring tension through heat and freezing temperatures
  • Natural rubber wiping edge stays supple for a clean, quiet wipe
  • All-black blade and spoiler blend in with most arms and cowls
  • Pre-attached universal adapter clips onto common hook-style wiper arms with no tools
  • Fewer exposed brackets mean less room for snow and ice to pack in during winter

Why Buy from NVN Marine

  • Authorized Hella Marine reseller, full manufacturer warranty
  • NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
  • Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
  • NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
NVN Marine — 11 W State Road 84, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 Available for pickup at our Fort Lauderdale store (Monday) $8.59
03 · The numbers

Technical specifications

Title Hella CLEANTECH 358054161 16-Inch Beam Wiper Blade
Brand Hella Marine
Manufacturer Part Number 358054161
UPC 760687165897
Product Line CLEANTECH
Blade Length 16 Inch
Configuration Single Blade
Blade Type Beam Type
Spoiler With Spoiler
Frame Material Steel
Blade Material Natural Rubber
Color Black
Adapter Pre-Attached Universal Adapter
04 · Before you buy

Frequently asked questions

What length is this wiper blade?

It's a 16-inch blade. Measure the arm you're replacing before ordering, since the two wipers on a vehicle are often different lengths side to side.

Is this a single blade or a pair?

It's a single blade, sold on its own. If both your wipers are 16 inches you'd order two. Selling them individually lets you match each arm to its correct length.

What is the spoiler for?

The aerodynamic spoiler is the fin along the top of the blade. At speed it turns airflow into downforce that holds the rubber against the glass, which stops the lifting, chattering, and skipping you get on the freeway.

What is the frame made of?

The frame is steel. It gives the blade its backbone and keeps the internal spring tension consistent through summer heat and winter cold.

What is the wiping edge made of?

Natural rubber. It stays supple, conforms to the curve of the glass, and wipes cleanly and quietly.

Will it fit my wiper arm?

It comes with a pre-attached universal adapter that clips onto common hook-style wiper arms, which are the most widespread arm type on the road. Confirm your arm uses a hook-style end and that it calls for a 16-inch blade.

What's the difference between a beam blade and a conventional one?

A beam blade has no exposed metal bracket. A curved internal spring presses the rubber evenly from end to end, so it tends to wipe more evenly, run quieter, and give snow and ice fewer places to pack in.

How do I install it?

Lift the wiper arm off the glass, release the old blade, slide this one on until the universal adapter clicks, and lower the arm back down. No tools needed. Lay a towel on the glass first so a bare arm can't crack the windshield if it drops.

How often should I replace wiper blades?

Plan on every six to twelve months, or sooner if you notice chatter, streaking, or skipping. Sun, heat, and road film harden the rubber over time, which is what makes an old blade smear.

05 · Customer voices

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