Keiper Gmbh Co. Kg

Birger Hahn

Joachim Mühlberger

Gunnar Schäfer

A vehicle seat () is provided with a base (), which is connected to a vehicle structure (). The vehicle seat () is adjustable at least between a use position and an easy-entry position. The vehicle seat () is guided displaceably in at least one track () with at least one first, straight area () and at least one additional, curved area (). At least three rollers (&#x2033;) or link blocks are provided each per track (). The three rollers (&#x2033;) support the vehicle seat () in the use position in the same at the track () and only two of the rollers () or link blocks are arranged within the same track () in the easy-entry position.

Vehicle seat, especially motor vehicle seat

In a fitting connected at one side to a backrest structure of a backrest and at the other side to the supporting structure of a seat part, having a first actuating element, by way of which the fitting can be activated to adjust the inclination of the backrest between use positions in a first angle range, having a second actuating element, by way of which the fitting can be activated so as to pivot the backrest freely from a use position in the first angle range into a pivoted-free position in a second angle range, and having a ring which is rotatably mounted on the fitting, when the fitting is activated, the second actuating element couples the backrest to the ring, so that the backrest, as it is pivoted freely, drives the ring at least when the second angle range is reached, and the ring then unlocks a longitudinal adjuster.

Fitting system for a vehicle seat

In a vehicle seat (), in particular an automobile seat, with a seat substructure (), a backrest structure (), a backrest () that is adapted for folding between at least one use position and a fold-flat position, and at least one fitting () which is secured with a first fitting member () to the backrest structure () and with a second fitting member () to the seat substructure (), a compensation spring () secured to the seat substructure is operatively connected to the backrest structure () by means of a movable linkage ().

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Kirchheimbolanden, Germany

Birger Hahn