Seat belt airbag module
AssigneeInnobrain Tech. Co. Ltd
InventorJames YU-MING PAN
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Abstract
A seat belt airbag module, which is an independent device, comprises a pouch which is designed to attach the seat belt by sliding the seat belt through a seatbelt channel and secure it by a fastener; a connector to connect the pouch and an inflator; an inflator which is installed in the seat back and linked to the crash sensing system. This seat belt airbag module can be attached and fastened to the seat belt by a simple sliding action and set in front of an occupant's body. The inflatable airbag is designed to inflate upward and forward so as to offer a cushion effect against the crash impact yet eliminate the potential danger of punching right toward the occupant's body as conventional airbags do.
Claims14
A seat belt airbag module, comprising:
- a pouch having an inflatable airbag inside thereof;
- an inflator containing compressed gas to inflate the airbag;
- a fastener disposed at an end of the pouch;
- a sleeve extending from an opposite end of the pouch;
- a connection tube disposed through the sleeve and interconnected between the airbag and the inflator;
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- a seat belt channel, defined within the pouch and the sleeve, permitting a seat belt to be there through, wherein the seat belt channel has two respective openings on the pouch and the sleeve.
A seat belt airbag module, comprising:
- a pouch having an inflatable airbag inside thereof;
- an inflator containing compressed gas to inflate the airbag;
- a connection tube interconnected between the airbag and the inflator;
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- a plurality of fasteners disposed on the pouch to be detachably connected with a seat belt set.
A seat belt airbag module, comprising:
- a pouch having an inflatable airbag inside thereof;
- an inflator being connected to the airbag through a connection tube;
- a fastener disposed at an end of the pouch;
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- a seat belt channel disposed outside the pouch and permitting a seat belt to be there through.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.