Daimler-benz Ag

Mercedes-benz Aktiengesellschaft

Autoliv Development Ab

Walter Jahn

Jurgen Gimbel

Luigi Brambilla

Hansjurgen Scholz

Werner Breitschwerdt

Wilhelm Klein

Guntram Huber

Hans O Scherenberg

Georg Bauer

Frank Fugel

Ralf Bogner

Herbert Rapp

Juergen Gimbel

Hans-Jurgen Scholz

Andreas Pieper

Klaus Pfeiffer

Hansjuergen Scholz

Lars Axelsson

In a belt roller for a safety belt system, a rod assembly has a torsion rod as well as at least one torsion sleeve which surrounds it coaxially. A stopping mechanism is provided with at least two axially offset stopping element sections, which can be adjusted either individually or jointly to the at least one torsion sleeve and to the torsion rod through the use of a control mechanism depending on the energy absorption capacity to be applied.

Belt roller for a safety belt system of a passenger seat

A safety belt reeling device with comfort function has a housing and a reeling shaft rotatably supported in the housing. A pawl wheel is fastened to the reeling shaft and switchable between a locked position in which rotation of the pawl wheel is blocked and a release position in which the pawl wheel is rotatable. A winding spring, connected with a first end to the housing and with a second end to the pawl wheel, is provided for rotating the reeling shaft when the pawl wheel is in the release position. A comfort spring with a weaker spring force than the winding spring is provided. The comfort spring is connected with a first end to the pawl wheel and with a second end to the reeling shaft. The pawl wheel has a stay with a first and a second end. The first end of the comfort spring is guided in a single loop about the first end of the stay. An elastically deformable dampening element is positioned between the first end of the stay and the single loop. The dampening element reduces the load impact on the comfort spring, when the pawl wheel is switched into the release position, by allowing a displacement of the single loop relative to the stay.

Safety belt reeling device with comfort function

From a holding fixture for a safety belt fastening arrangement there emanates, on two opposite sides, in each case one elongated connecting part, by virtue of whose free end a locking part of a safety belt is secured. These two connecting parts are formed exclusively from a safety belt strap and are held together, on the holding fixture side, by at least one stitch seam.

Safety belt fastening to a holding fixture

A motor vehicle is disclosed having a safety belt assigned to a seat and having an airbag system which is assigned to the same seat and has a pressure gas source which can be actuated by means of a deceleration sensor. In order to optimize protection for the seat user in the event of an accident, the invention proposes that at least two pressure gas sources which can be actuated independently of one another are provided, and in that in the event of an accident only one pressure gas source can be actuated by means of the deceleration sensor when the safety belt is being worn, while when the safety belt is not being worn all the pressure gas sources can be actuated so that it is only in this case that the maximum airbag internal pressure is available.

Motor vehicle with a safety belt and an airbag system

In a vertically displaceable safety belt fitting, to ensure that, even when high displacement forces occur, a first catch element of the slideably displaceable anchoring element received by a guide rail fixed to the vehicle body executes a downwardly directed movement after it has run up against an associated pawl and after an actuating button has been released, whereby, when the button is depressed again, the first catch element becomes capable of moving the associated pawl away, it is proposed to equip a release element carrying the first catch element with an upwardly directed slot on the same side as the bearing and to provide the release element with a spring which engages on the top side of the release element.

Device for the vertical adjustment of an upper safety belt fitting

The application relates to an anchoring of end points of safety belts or safety belt buckle attachments for rear seats of motor vehicles with rear-wheel drive, especially passenger vehicles or estate cars, in the vehicle floor region. In order to stiffen such an anchoring so that the mounting points cannot travel in the direction of the tensile forces occuring in the case of stressing as a result of an accident, the invention provides for the end points, together with a bridge passing under a drive shaft, to be fixed to the vehicle floor on both sides of the drive shaft.

Anchoring of end points of safety belts

A device for automatically adjusting the height of the deflection fitting of a safety belt in vehicles having an anchoring element which carries the deflection fitting and is vertically displaceable in a guide rail firmly attached to the vehicle which includes an adjusting mechanism for displacing and holding the anchoring element in the vertical position set and has a locking device which is effective in the case of extreme vehicle deceleration to be connected to a vehicle deceleration sensor for locking the anchoring element in the guide rail by transverse displacement of a locking element, coupled to the anchoring element, due to the downward movement of the anchoring element caused by the deflection fitting.

Device for automatically adjusting and locking the height of a

The invention relates to a lock for safety belts, which is designed to receive a lock tongue provided with a deflection web and is equipped with a press button and which is arranged next to a high storage compartment, center armrest or the like. To make it possible to actuate the lock easily and properly for safety purposes in spite of the high storage compartment located next to it, according to the invention, the top edge of the lock tongue and/or of the press button extends upwards relative to the load bearing deflection web of the lock tongue into the vicinity of the top edge of the storage compartment, center armrest or the like.

Lock for safety belts

A passive restraining system for an automobile provides a means, in the event of an automobile accident, for inflating an air bag system on the driver's side at a lower threshold speed if the driver is not wearing a seat belt, and at a higher threshold speed if the driver is wearing a seat belt. This system, however, allows a second air bag system to inflate for protecting the front seat passenger in the event of an accident, at the lower threshold speed, regardless of whether the passenger is wearing a seat belt or not.

Automatic passenger safety system

A guide device for a safety belt of a safety belt system for a motor vehicle. A delivery roll is provided from which and onto which the safety belt is wound in a region of the downstream deflector fitting, whereby the guide device, as viewed in a pull out or withdrawal direction of the safety belt, is upstream of a deflector crosspiece of the deflector fitting and is fastened together with the deflector fitting. A guide slot is provided that is narrower than a doubled thickness of the safety belt with a free end of the guide device presenting a runner for the safety belt which runner defines the guide slot with the free end of the guide device. The safety belt passes through the guide slot without deflection and the guide slot or through passage through which the safety belt extends is shifted, with reference to a longitudinal center axis of the deflector crosspiece, by an amount of a radius of curvature of the safety belt that is attainable as a function of a stiffness of the safety belt and retraction force in a wind-up direction in a region of deflection of the safety belt at the deflection crosspiece.

Guide arrangement for a safety belt

A push button for locks of safety belts whose top side closes off flush with the housing receiving the same or is arranged recessed in the housing; the lateral guide surfaces of the push button and the corresponding guide surfaces in the lock housing are thereby provided with a large number of projecting and recessed areas.

Push button, especially for locks of safety belts

A reel arrangment for automatic safety belts of motor vehicles which include a roller rotatably mounted in a housing with the roller being subjected to the action of a spring in such a manner that the spring counteracts a withdrawal of the belt. A locking device is provided for locking the roller at high belt forces with a drag disk being mounted eccentrically with respect to a gear nonrotatably connected to the roller. The drag disk includes an engagement arrangement on a bearing surface thereof which cooperates with the gear in a belt take-up direction and is subject to the action of an additional spring in the belt extraction direction. A stop is provided on the reel housing for delimiting the rotational movement of the drag disk with the stop cooperating with two matching stops on the spring-loaded drag disk. The reel housing includes a curved control and guide track or surface which cooperates with a guide pin on the drag disk.

Reel for automatic safety belts for vehicles, especially motor vehicles

A fastening arrangement of safety belt locks at motor vehicle seats, especially at rear seat benches which are adapted to be converted into an additional storage space by folding-over the seat cushion and the backrest; elastic means are provided which during non-use hold fast the safety belt locks together with the belt band directly on the front side of the backrest in the stretched-out position.

Fastening arrangement of safety belt locks at motor vehicle seats

An installation for the height adjustment of the upper anchoring or deflection point for the shoulder belt of a belt system in a vehicle, with individual seats adjustable in the horizontal and/or vertical direction; a transmission installation is thereby interconnected between each seat and the coordinated anchoring or deflection point which during an adjustment of the seat so displaces the anchoring or deflection point that a height position of the anchoring or deflection point is achieved which is favorable for the belt user in relation to the adjusted seat position.

Installation for adjusting the height of the upper anchoring or

An installation for the height adjustment of an upper deflection fitting for the shoulder belt of a belt system, which is accommodated in a hollow bearer of a vehicle, whereby the installation is steplessly displaceably guided in guidances of the hollow bearer while a hollow bearer wall is provided with at least one row of teeth or recesses into which engage the coordinated teeth or recesses of a detent member connected with the deflection fitting, against the effect of at least one spring force retaining the detent member in the normal position.

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Ehningen, Germany

Walter Jahn