Adjustable armrest assembly
AssigneeSafran Seats USA LLC
InventorsJustin K. Murnan, Glenn A. Morgan, Damian F. Diaz Carrion, Francisco Salcedo
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Abstract
An armrest assembly for a passenger seat includes a pivot member (101) attached to a seat frame (10), at least one armrest spine (102) attached to the pivot member (101), and at least one set screw (106) for adjusting a position of the pivot member relative to the seat frame. A pivot fastener (112) extends through a center hole of the pivot member (101) and through a first hole of the at least one armrest spine (102). A pin (110) extends through an arc slot of the pivot member (101) and through a second hole of the at least one armrest spine (102).
Claims24
An armrest assembly for a passenger seat comprising:
- a pivot member attached to a seat frame;
- at least one armrest spine attached to the pivot member;
- and
- two set screws for adjusting a position of the pivot member relative to the seat frame, wherein:
- a first of the two set screws is configured to lower a distal end of the at least one armrest spine;
- and
- a second of the two set screws is configured to raise the distal end of the at least one armrest spine;
- a pivot fastener extends through a center hole of the pivot member and through a first hole of the at least one armrest spine;
- and
- a pin extends through an arc slot of the pivot member and through a second hole of the at least one armrest spine.
A passenger seat comprising:
- a seat frame;
- and
- an armrest assembly attached to an upper portion of the seat frame, the arm assembly comprising:
- a pivot member attached to the seat frame;
- an armrest spine attached to the pivot member;
- and
- two set screws for adjusting a position of the pivot member relative to the seat frame, wherein:
- a first of the two set screws is configured to lower a distal end of the armrest spine;
- and
- a second of the two set screws is configured to raise the distal end of the armrest spine;
- a pivot fastener extends through a center hole of the pivot member and through a first hole of the armrest spine;
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- a pin extends through an arc slot of the pivot member and through a second hole of the armrest spine.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.