Anco

Anco is a long-running US windshield wiper brand with roots stretching back to 1918. The brand is part of the Federal-Mogul Motorparts portfolio (now under Tenneco / DRiV Incorporated). Anco's product lineup spans conventional bracket blades (31-Series, AeroVantage), beam blades (Profile, Contour), and winter/all-weather variants — sold across Amazon, AutoZone, Walmart, NAPA, O'Reilly, and Advance Auto Parts. The 31-Series is Anco's longest-running and most-reviewed product — a traditional bracket (vented-frame) blade using the proprietary DuraKlear rubber compound and the KwikConnect pinch-tab mount. It targets the value end of the category: priced well below beam alternatives, available in sizes from 10" to 28", and intended as a one-season-or-two budget replacement for older vehicles with pinch-tab arm connections. Anco does not publish a detailed material specification for DuraKlear in public-facing literature; the compound is described in marketing copy as "rubber" without a synthetic-vs-natural qualifier.