Vehicle seat back frame
AssigneeToyota Boshoku Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKimiyasu Kurokawa
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Abstract
In a back frame applied to a seatback, a first flange of a first reinforcing member is joined to a panel member at either or both of a portion on at least either of sides across a diagonal center line of the panel member and a portion crossing the diagonal center line, and second flanges of the first reinforcing member are joined to the panel member at respective portions on one side and the other side across the diagonal center line. A part of a second reinforcing member on a side of an intersection point between a first side part and a second side part of the panel member is overlapped and joined with a first wall of the first reinforcing member.
Claims4
A vehicle seat back frame that is a back frame applied to a seatback of a vehicle seat, the vehicle seat back frame comprising:
- a panel member including metal and having a substantially rectangular plate shape;
- a first reinforcing member including metal and extending along a first side part of the panel member, the first reinforcing member being fixed to the panel member on a side of the first side part;
- and
- a second reinforcing member including metal and extending along a second side part of the panel member orthogonal to the first side part, the second reinforcing member being fixed to the panel member on a side of the second side part, wherein
- the first reinforcing member has
- a first wall facing the panel member across a gap,
- a second wall extending toward the panel member from an end portion of the first wall positioned on a side of a face center of the panel member,
- a third wall extending toward the panel member from an end portion of the first wall opposite to the second wall,
- a first flange extending in a direction intersecting an extending direction of the second wall from an end of the second wall in the extending direction of the second wall, at least a part of the first flange being joined to the panel member, and
- second flanges extending in directions intersecting an extending direction of the third wall from ends of the third wall in the extending direction of the third wall, at least a part of each of the respective second flanges being joined to the panel member, and
- a diagonal line of the panel member passing through a virtual intersection point between the first side part and the second side part is a diagonal center line, the first flange is joined to the panel member at either or both of a portion on at least either of sides across the diagonal center line and a portion crossing the diagonal center line, the second flanges are joined to the panel member at respective portions on one side and the other side across the diagonal center line, and a part of the second reinforcing member on a side of the intersection point is overlapped and joined with the first wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.