Trw Automotive Gmbh

Zf Automotive Germany Gmbh

Faurecia Autositze Gmbh

Artur Klein

Wolfgang Holbein

Martin Prokscha

Nathalie Kramer

Stefano Roehm

Martin Seyffert

Michael Gumprecht

Michael Stuetz

Swen Schaub

David Reich

Alexander Zagula

A vehicle seat () for a motor vehicle, having a backrest (), a height-adjustable headrest () and a seatbelt guide () integrated in the vehicle seat () for a seatbelt (), wherein the height-adjustable headrest () is coupled to the backrest (), and wherein the headrest () can be mechanically coupled to a seatbelt guide adjusting mechanism (), which mechanically adjusts the seatbelt guide () when adjusting the height of the headrest ().

Vehicle seat and vehicle seat system for a motor vehicle

The present invention relates to a belt buckle feeder () for a seat belt system of a vehicle comprising at least one spindle (), comprising at least one bearing element (), the bearing element () being arranged on one end of the spindle (), and comprising at least one bearing surface () to which the bearing element () is adjacent, wherein the bearing element () is resiliency mounted to the spindle () such that in the case of loads above a predefined threshold the end () of the spindle () may enter into contact with the bearing surface () or a housing wall of the belt buckle feeder (). Furthermore the present invention relates to a seat belt system of a vehicle.

Seat belt buckle presenter

A positioning device (), especially for a vehicle seat belt feeder, comprises a flexible load-bearing element () and a molded part () comprising a plurality of molded elements () each of which annularly surrounds the elastic load-bearing element () and includes axial bearing surfaces. The axial bearing surfaces of the molded elements () include a surface structure which is configured so that two neighboring molded elements () loaded against each other contact each other with their axial bearing surfaces, are in positive engagement and are orientated in the radial direction at a defined position relative to each other, A belt buckle device () comprises an afore-described positioning device () as well as a belt buckle () that is fastened to the load-bearing element ().

Position device, particularly for a belt feeder, and belt lock device

The invention relates to a reversible belt tensioner () comprising a drive motor (), a spindle () connected to the drive motor (), a spindle nut () adapted to be displaced in axial direction () on the spindle (), a catch () the one end of which is connected to the spindle nut () and a belt buckle () connected to the other end of the catch (), wherein at least one of the following features prevents the spindle nut () from jamming during travel against block:

Reversible belt tensioner for vehicle occupant restraint systems

The invention relates to a belt buckle presenter for a seat belt system of a vehicle comprising a belt buckle which is coupled to a spindle drive () through force transmission means (), the force transmission means () including a locking member () which in normal operation is movable along a threaded spindle () of the spindle drive () in axial direction and in the case of restraint can be deformed by a restraining force acting on the belt buckle () so as to adopt a locking position in which the locking member () positively engages in the threaded spindle ().

Belt buckle presenter

A belt retractor for a safety belt system includes a frame, a belt reel rotatably mounted in the frame, a force limiter, a locking mechanism which couples the belt reel in a restraint case to the frame via the force limiter, and a belt webbing unwinding measuring means which includes a signal transmitter and at least one sensor. The sensor is associated with the signal transmitter and detects a change in a magnetic field. At least upon activation of the locking mechanism the signal transmitter is coupled to the belt reel such that it generates a signal upon rotation of the belt reel.

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Lorch, Germany

Artur Klein