Combi Corporation

Co{dot Over (m)}bi Corporation

Yuichi Arai

Kojiro Yamazaki

Mikiya Tanaka

Hitoshi Kato

Nobuhide Suga

Toshiharu Hatano

Toshiro Yoshie

Kazunao Ogura

A casing () included in a baby carriage folding mechanism is mounted on a substantially middle part of the handle of a folding baby carriage. Hinged joints () each having a stationary member () and a movable member () are connected to the opposite ends of the casing (), and pipes () forming the handle are connected to the hinged joints (), respectively. The pipes () are connected to the movable members () of the joints (). Actuating members (and) capable of being operated by an operating mechanism included in the casing () are connected to the movable members () of the hinged joints (). The actuating members (and) turn the movable members () relative to the corresponding stationary members () for folding and developing the folding baby carriage.

Baby carriage folding mechanism for a folding baby carriage

A stroller includes a stroller body and a basket support mechanism. The stroller body has two front legs, two rear legs, a handle, and a seat support part. The basket support mechanism has a basket support member disposed below the rear legs of the stroller body, and a flexible member disposed between the basket support member and a front upper part of the stroller body.

Stroller on which basket can be mounted

A stroller is provided with a handle having a horizontal middle part and two side pipes. The two side pipes are connected to the horizontal middle part by gear trains so as to be turnable about axes perpendicular to an axis of the horizontal middle part, respectively. A folding part operating mechanism is incorporated into the horizontal middle part of the handle. The side pipes can be folded and unfolded relative to the horizontal middle part by turning the horizontal middle part about its axis.

Stroller foldable in three

A casing ( ) included in a baby carriage folding mechanism is mounted on a substantially middle part of the handle of a folding baby carriage. Hinged joints ( ) each having a stationary member ( ) and a movable member ( ) are connected to the opposite ends of the casing ( ), and pipes ( ) forming the handle are connected to the hinged joints ( ), respectively. The pipes ( ) are connected to the movable members ( ) of the joints ( ). Actuating members ( and ) capable of being operated by an operating mechanism included in the casing ( ) are connected to the movable members ( ) of the hinged joints ( ). The actuating members ( and ) turn the movable members ( ) relative to the corresponding stationary members ( ) for folding and developing the folding baby carriage.

Baby carriage holding mechanism for a folding baby carriage

A casing ( ) included in a baby carriage folding mechanism is mounted on a substantially middle part of the handle of a folding baby carriage. Hinged joints ( ) each having a stationary member ( ) and a movable member ( ) are connected to the opposite ends of the casing ( ), and pipes ( ) forming the handle are connected to the hinged joints ( ), respectively. The pipes ( ) are connected to the movable members ( ) of the joints ( ). Actuating members ( and ) capable of being operated by an operating mechanism included in the casing ( ) are connected to the movable members.( ) of the hinged joints ( ). The actuating members ( and ) turn the movable members ( ) relative to the corresponding stationary members ( ) for folding and developing the folding baby carriage.

A locking/unlocking manipulation mechanism for locking and unlocking the locking device of a baby carriage which precludes the collapsing of the carriage. The locking/unlocking manipulation mechanism includes a housing, a pulley rotatably supported in the housing, a wire connected at one end to the pulley and at the other end to the locking device, a manipulation button including a drive plate extending vertically from the main body of the button into the housing and engaged with a portion of the pulley and a sliding prevention stopper slidably disposed in the upper portion of the housing. When the button is urged into the housing the drive plate causes the pulley to rotate to thereby tension the wire and unlock the locking device. The stopper includes a sliding prevention plate extending from the bottom thereof into the housing so that the tip of the prevention plate can selectively contact the drive plate to prevent the button from being moved.

Locking/unlocking manipulation mechanism disposed on the handlebars of

A mechanism for a seat portion of a baby carriage, the seat portion including a seat floor and a back rest disposed at a rear portion of the seat floor, the mechanism including a pair of operating links, each having a central portion which is swingably pivoted to a lower end of a central portion disposed inside of the back rest; engaging rods pivoted to ends of the operating links such that the engaging rods swing in a horizontal direction in accordance with a swinging operation of the operating links; a pair of receiving plates respectively disposed on both ends of the seat floor, each of the receiving plates having several spaced fitting holes for selectively receiving ends of the engaging rods so as to provide a reclining operation of the seat portion; and a swing operating plate attached to a lower end portion of the back rest so as to be freely lifted, upper ends of the two operating links being pivoted to the swing operating plate.

Baby carriage or the like including reclining or collapsing mechanism

An operating mechanism disposed on a handle bar of a baby carriage for actuating locking mechanisms disposed at opposite ends of the handle bar and which locks the handle bar at a predetermined position or locks the baby carriage in a folded or an unfolded position. The handle bar has a hollow tubular construction and is bent in a U-shape or an inverted U-shape as viewed from its front. The operating mechanism includes a pair of slide members each of which is slidably disposed at the central portion of the handle bar, operating wires inserted into the handle bar, each of the operating wires having an upper end respectively retained by each of the slide members and a lower end attached to the locking mechanisms, and slide guide projections projecting from upper and lower sides of each of the slide members and an operating grip rotatably mounted on the surface of the handle bar, the operating grip having U-shaped guide grooves formed therein into which the slide guide projections are received. In this manner, the slide members can slide in the horizontal directions in the handle bar in response to rotation of the operating grips to thereby actuate the locking mechanisms.

Handle bar for baby carriage

A stroller with a releasable seat, having a reclining backrest. The seat is releasably attachable to a stroller body. When not attached to the stroller body, the seat may be utilized as a carrier by virtue of an integral carrying strap. Either a leg guard or a leg cover may be attached to the seat for protection of the baby's legs.

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Urawa, Japan

Yuichi Arai