Schroth Safety Products Gmbh

Airbus Deutschland Gmbh

Airbus Operations Gmbh

Thomas Rathmann-Ramlow

Hans-Gerhard Giesa

Andreas Hartmann

Ulf Gruene

Ulf Grüne

Elke Schubert

Dieter Behlich

A device for securing a mobile device in an aircraft cabin includes a first connection element having a bar receiving member. The device further has a second connection element which includes a bar which is suitable for co-operating with the bar receiving member of the first connection element, the bar being moveable between an unlocking position and a locking position, in which the bar of the second connection element is able to be brought into engagement with the bar receiving member of the first connection element.

Device for securing a mobile device in an aircraft cabin

A restraint system for occupants of a vehicle, comprising a belt; an airbag unit arranged on the belt, wherein the positions of the belt and the airbag unit can be shifted with respect to each other; an airbag in the airbag unit; and means for securing the position of the airbag on the belt, i.e., means by which the airbag and the belt can be fastened together upon deployment of the airbag without the possibility of a shift in their relative positions.

Restraint system with adjustable airbag

A restraint system for occupants of a vehicle includes a belt () and a belt-tensioning means as well as an airbag () arranged on the belt (), wherein at least a certain part of the belt () is at least temporarily tensioned when the belt-tensioning means is activated, wherein the airbag () serves as the belt-tensioning means.

Restraint system with belt tensioner and airbag

A fastening device for fastening a movable element to a structure includes a support member and at least one belt retractor having a retractable belt and a fitting. The belt retractor may be fastened to a support member. The belt retractor is arranged in such a way that, if the fitting couples the structure and the movable element, the retractor prevents unrolling of the belt by more than a predefinable range if an external force, such as sudden mid-air turbulence acts on the movable element. Thus, the movable element is secured.

Fastening device for fastening a movable element

A safety belt includes a length adjuster for securement of one end of a belt webbing, with the length adjuster being constantly biased in a direction of retraction of the belt webbing. A locking mechanism, when rendered effective, inhibits the length adjuster from turning in a direction of protraction of the belt webbing and is operatively connected to a control unit which, when activated, applies a locking function to inhibit the belt member from being pulled out of the retractor and being retracted, thereby preventing a lengthening and shortening of the belt webbing. Operatively connected to the control unit is an actuator which is constructed to allow an occupant, upon actuation, to override the locking function and thereby render the locking mechanism ineffective to enable the occupant to adjust a length of the belt webbing.

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