Four Edges is a good idea if it works. It has been done before by a company called
TDK from England but the rubber was too hard and it didn’t work. This configuration
looks like it would work. Why waste 2 edges?
That’s pretty interesting… looks like they copied oro channels with a new spin on the rubber. Have you ever used their products before? Never seen them in the US.
There is a w/c supply company in the US that sells a rubber based on the same concept (four sided), I have never tried it though. Had asked a question about it several years ago without much in response. Great concept if it is a quality rubber getting double the life out of each one, but if it is not a good quality you might end up flipping it for the same amount of glass that you would get from a regular rubber.
looks an interesting range. is the firm near to you HE-MAN? if so, could you get along there and do a video of the factory and how stuff is made.it would be interesting to see
Please let us know how that works out. I am wondering about whether they can market in the US? I am sure it
would take a lot of red tape and I wonder if they will be violating any patents. It looks like this product
could be a good one.
…both. The product youre looking into has been on the market in Canada for a couple years now. Ive never seen or used one but I know they are sold here.
[QUOTE=nettoyage.adriance;151062]…both. The product youre looking into has been on the market in Canada for a couple years now. Ive never seen or used one but I know they are sold here.[/QUOT
Why doesn’t anyone have one? Is it just a nice looking picture on a website, but they
are waiting for orders before they have the product, or are they so expensive, no one wants one?
I don’t get it.
Im waiting until I actually go to the supplier (2 hrs drive from my home) to check out the quality and workability before I purchase one. They dont look as high quality as what I`ve always and probably will always use.