Joyson Safety Systems Germany Gmbh

Takata Ag

Gerhard Frey

Peter Linde

Rainer Mangold

Heinrich Einsiedel

Uwe Klaiber

Thomas Grasser

Yves Clauss

Joachim Nüsseler

Thomas Bertram

Marc Brandt

Walter Birk

A belt deflector having a main element which is fastenable to a vehicle structure, and a belt contact element which is movable in relation to the main element and forms a belt contact face or belt contact edge for a seat belt that is to be deflected. The belt deflector has a deformable intermediate element which, during movement of the belt contact element relative to the main element in the direction of the intermediate element, is deformed and is pressed against the seat belt. The belt contact element forms a mating clamping face, and a belt strap portion of the seat belt is arranged between the intermediate element and the mating clamping face. During the relative movement, the intermediate element presses the belt strap portion onto the mating clamping face.

Belt deflector

The invention relates to a belt deflector with a main element () that can be attached to the structure of a vehicle, and with a belt support element () that is movable relative to the main element () and forms a support surface () or support edge for a safety belt () to be deflected. According to the invention, the belt deflector comprises an intermediate element () that is deformed when the movable belt support element () is moved relative to the main element (), in the direction of the intermediate element (), and because of this deformation is pressed against the safety belt ().

A belt buckle for a plug-in tongue of a vehicle seat belt. The buckle includes a holding mechanism for holding an inserted plug-in tongue and with a belt buckle housing which includes a first shell part and a second shell part locked onto the first shell part. The buckle includes a rod-shaped latch element that is mounted on the first shell part. The latch element is pushed along its longitudinal direction into a latch receiver of the second shell part and is held there by means of at least one pair of latching fins. The latching fins on opposite sides of the latch element each bear at an angle on a latch edge, formed on the surface of the latch element, and prevent a withdrawal of the latch element from the latch receiver counter to the insertion direction.

Belt buckle with belt buckle housing

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Steinheim, Germany

Gerhard Frey