Johnson Controls Technology Company

Johnson Controls Gmbh

Bernd Deissmann

Piotr Szablewski

Ralf Hoge

Lutz Strieder

Christian Schulz

Sascha Pusch

Frank M&uuml;ller

Ingo M&uuml;nch

Dieter Handke

Siggi Fischer

Hans J&uuml;rgen Caro

Hans Jürgen Caro

The present invention concerns a system for storing cargo within a vehicle. The invention is characterized by a support device ( ), attached or attachable in the cargo area ( ) of the vehicle, for cargo receiving means ( ). The support device ( ) is pivotable, after the cargo receiving means ( ) have been removed and/or collapsed flat, from a utilization position (A) lying on a cargo area floor ( ), about a pivot axis (Y) extending in the vicinity of the cargo area floor ( ) approximately parallel thereto, into a non-utilization position (B) lying approximately parallel to and in the vicinity of a vehicle partition ( ) delimiting the cargo area ( ), and thereby uncovering the vehicle floor ( ).

System for storing a load in a vehicle

The present invention relates to a safety device ( ) for a vehicle bench seat ( ) that can be moved via two lateral, parallel guide tracks ( ) within a vehicle across an adjustable range and can be locked in various positions, consisting of a safety rail ( ), which is arranged roughly in the center between the guide tracks ( ) and parallel to these tracks, and of a safety sled ( ), which is guided in a relatively flexible manner at least across the actual adjustable range of the bench seat ( ). The safety sled ( ) is arranged in such a manner that it can move freely lengthwise to the safety rail ( ) during regular sliding motions and in positions within the adjustable range of the bench seat ( ) and interlocks with the safety rail ( ) due to irregular deformations in the area of the bench seat ( ).

Safety device for vehicle seat benches

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Remscheid, Germany

Bernd Deissmann