Cosco Management, Inc.

Martinus Theodorus Fransen

Gert Arlën Luc Rijsdijk

Roelof Van Driel

A child vehicle seat includes a seat portion and a chassis to support the seat portion. A backrest is connected to the seat portion. A pivot connects the backrest to the seat portion to permit the backrest to be pivotally adjusted with respect to the seat portion. At least one element is included on one of the seat portion or the chassis. At least one recess is defined in one of the chassis or the seat portion. The at least one element engages the at least one recess, thereby securing the seat to the chassis in at least one from a plurality of positions.

Child vehicle seat

A belt guiding mechanism, for example for a child vehicle seat, which is suitable for guiding a belt extending through the belt guiding mechanism and locking said belt against movement. The belt guiding mechanism comprises a cam that is capable of pivoting movement relative to a bearing surface, said belt being movable in a tensioning direction and in the opposite direction through a passage present between said cam and said bearing surface. The cam is pivotable in a direction towards the bearing surface for locking the belt against movement. The cam is connected to a sleeve that can be positioned against a person's shoulder, in which sleeve the belt is slidably accommodated.

Belt guiding mechanism and child vehicle seat

A belt guiding mechanism, for example for a child vehicle seat, which is suitable for guiding a belt extending through the belt guiding mechanism and locking said belt against movement. The belt guiding mechanism comprises a cam that is capable of pivoting movement relative to a bearing surface, said belt being movable in a tensioning direction and in the opposite direction through a passage present between said cam and said bearing surface. The cam is pivotable in a direction towards the hearing surface for locking the belt against movement. The cam is connected to a sleeve that can be positioned against a person's shoulder, in which sleeve the belt is slidably accommodated.

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Geldrop, Netherlands

Martinus Theodorus Fransen