Aisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha

Fumio Wakamatsu

Kenichi Kazaoka

Nobuhiko Takeda

Hideo Nihonmatsu

Yasuhisa Inaba

Hiroshi Okazaki

Satoshi Kawaguchi

Hidetoshi Nakane

Seiji Suzuki

Masaki Okada

Osamu Ogawa

Yasuo Shinkai

A lumbar support device includes a first drive device fixed to a stationary bracket member to move a lumbar pad upward and downward of a seat back, and a second drive device secured on a movable member which is one member of a link mechanism.

Lumbar support device

A seat having an adjusting mechanism for adjusting the height of a head rest includes a seat cushion, a seat back connected to the seat cushion and rotatable relative to the seat cushion, a head rest disposed on the seat back and movable in the vertical direction relative to the seat back, and a mechanism for moving the head rest in the vertical direction according to the pivoting of the seat back relative to the seat cushion.

Seat having an adjusting mechanism for adjusting height of head rest

A headrest device includes a stay fixed to a seat back, a headrest body supported on the stay so as to be able to rotate around the stay, and a resistance adding member for increasing the resistance to the rotation of the headrest body relative to the stay, the member includes a plurality of projections provided on the stay, and a plurality of concave portions provided on the headrest body so as to be able to be elastically deformed whereby each of the projections is in frictional engagement with each of the concave portions.

Headrest device

A seat head rest for a vehicle includes a stay member for being mounted on a seat back, a rigid frame pivotably mounted on the stay member and a pad member fixed to the rigid frame forming a head rest body with the rigid frame, wherein the rigid frame further includes a frictional portion which is integrally formed with the rigid frame and which frictionally engages the stay member.

Seat head rest for vehicle

In order to realize that a seatback spring device can fit to the curvature of the back of an occupant, a sheet, preferably in the form of fabric, which is deformable in all directions is employed and is provided on a frame. Adjustable tension applying means are provided to adjust the seatback in both the lumbar area, and the shoulder area.

Seatback spring device

An upholstered seat for use in an automobile includes a seat cushion, seat adjusters mounted on the seat cushion and each composed of a slidable lower bracket and an upper bracket angularly movably mounted on the lower bracket, and a seat back fixedly mounted on the upper brackets and including a seat back frame and a cover having side gores fastened to the seat back frame in front of the upper brackets. The side gores can be fastened to the seat back frame before the upper brackets are secured to the seat back. Therefore, the side gores are kept uniformly taut without sagging while the upper brackets are being fastened to the seat back.

Upholstered seat for automobiles

A vehicular seat slide adjuster has a lower rail fixed to a vehicle body and an upper rail to which a seat cushion frame is attached, the upper and lower rails being engaged with each other in sliding relation. The lower rail includes a vertical wall portion, upper and lower horizontal wall portions projecting from respective edges of the vertical wall portion, and flange portions extending downwardly from respective ones of the horizontal wall portions. The upper rail includes a vertical wall portion opposing the vertical wall portion of the lower rail in spaced relation, horizontal wall portions opposing the horizontal wall portions of the lower rail in spaced relation, and flange portions opposing the flange portions of the lower rail. Small balls are arranged between the opposing flange portions of the upper and lower rails, a roller is disposed between and in contact with the opposing horizontal wall portions of the upper and lower rails, and a large balls are disposed between and in contact with the opposing vertical wall portions of the upper and lower rails.

Seat slide adjuster for vehicles

There is disclosed a device for uniformly stretching the skin of a seat of an automobile. The device has L-shaped projection portions mounted on the frame of the seat. Retaining members that engage the projection portions are disposed or formed on the fringe of the skin at intervals. The projection portions have flanges extending at right angles to the direction in which the skin is stretched. Notched portions are also provided on the frame adjacent to the projection portions. The retaining members have step portions that engage the flanges and notched portions of the frame.

Device for installing skin on automotive seat

A seat mounted on a vehicle floor comprising a seat frame and a backrest. The seat frame contains a plastic base member and an open section formed within the base member. The base member is circumscribed by a rim extending upward along a substantial portion of the base member and a support surface extending outward from the base member substantially perpendicular to the rim. The base member contains a plate section integrally connected to the base member and extending within the open section. A device is provided for adjustably supporting the seat frame along the floor of the vehicle. A pair of support rods are connected to the adjustable support device and the seat frame is mounted on the support rods. A device is also provided for flexibly supporting the plate section in response to downward pressure thereon. A seat cushion is mounted on the seat frame. The backrest, which is connected to the seat frame, includes a fixed backrest frame having sidewalls extending outward from the backrest frame. A plastic backplate is flexibly mounted between the sidewalls and a device is provided for connecting the backrest plate to the backrest frame. The backplate and the connecting device are integrally formed. The backrest cushion is mounted on the backrest frame.

Seat for vehicles

A reinforcement member for a vehicle bumper comprising a hollow and longitudinal reinforcement, at least one open portion formed on the back surface of the reinforcement, at least one recess portion for housing a direction indicator lamp formed on the front surface of the reinforcement by transforming the front surface of the reinforcement against the at least one open portion, and a connection disposed between the back surface of the reinforcement and the at least one recess portion.

Reinforcement member for a vehicle bumper

A bumper for vehicles includes a rim, a foamed plastic form positioned within the rim for absorbing shock, a reinforcement member for reinforcing the foamed plastic form and for sealing the form from deleterious effects of water, and a plurality of apertures defined by the reinforcement member for integrally joining the reinforcement member and the rim upon setting of a molten plastic material contained therein as a result of a molding operation during which the rim is formed.

Bumper for vehicles

A bumper for vehicles includes a rim, a foamed plastic form positioned within the rim for absorbing shock, a reinforcement member for reinforcing the plastic form, and at least one extended portion defined by the reinforcement member and projecting into the plastic form to integrally join the foamed plastic form and the reinforcement member.

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Okazaki, Japan

Fumio Wakamatsu