Adjustable chair headrest
OwnerJianbo Denginventor
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An adjustable chair headrest, relating to the technical field of office chairs, comprises a support rod connected to a chair back and a headrest, and further comprises an elastic sliding mechanism connecting the headrest and the support rod. The elastic sliding mechanism is provided with a lock mechanism and comprises a stop block, a sliding push rod and an elastic telescoping mechanism, and an end, away from the stop block, of the sliding push rod is connected to the headrest. One end of the sliding push rod stretches into a groove of the support rod, and a gap is reserved between the sliding push rod and one end of the stop block. A tension spring is disposed in the gap and has two ends respectively connected to the sliding push rod and the stop block. The headrest can extend and retract horizontally when users change their posture.
An adjustable chair headrest, comprising a support rod (3) connected to a chair back, and a headrest (1), wherein the adjustable chair headrest further comprises an elastic sliding mechanism connecting the headrest (1) and the support rod (3), the elastic sliding mechanism is provided with a lock mechanism used for defining a fixed distance between the headrest (1) and the support rod (3), and comprises a stop block (4) disposed on a horizontal rod body at a top of the support rod (3), a sliding push rod (2) slidably connected to the stop block (4), and a tension spring (6) connecting the sliding push rod (2) and the stop block (4) to form an elastic telescoping mechanism by the sliding push rod (2) and the stop block (4), and an end, away from the stop block (4), of the sliding push rod (2) is connected to the headrest (1) through a damping hinge;
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