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US 2010/0060051 A1Published application
Fixing system for fixing covering material
OwnerKonstantinos Poulakisinventor
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The invention relates to a fixing system for fixing covering material to a foam upholstery part of a seat, in particular vehicle or aircraft seat, comprising at least one anchor part that is designed as a profiled body (1) and encapsulated in foam in the upholstery part and a connecting part that can be connected to the covering material, acts in particular as a sewing ply (3) and is fixed to the anchor part along a connection region (7) which runs centrally between profiled side parts (13) in the longitudinal direction of anchor part profile. The profiled side parts lie opposite one another and extend on both sides of the connection region (7). Said system is characterised in that at least one respective channel (15) is formed in both profiled side parts (13), said channel running longitudinally, reducing the cross-sectional surface of the profile and being open on the exterior of the profile.
A fixing system for fixing of covering materials to a foam upholstery part (33) of a seat, in particular a vehicle or aircraft passenger seat, with at least one anchoring part which is made as a profiled body (1) and which can be foamed into the foam upholstery part (33), and a connecting part which can be joined to the covering material, which is used in particular as a sew-on tag (3), and which is fixed on the anchoring part along one connecting region (7) which runs in the longitudinal direction of the profile of the anchoring part in the middle between the profile side parts (9) which extend opposite one another to either side of the connecting region (7), characterized in that in the two profile side parts (9) at least one channel (15) is formed which is open on the outside of the profile, which reduces the profile cross sectional area, and which runs in the longitudinal direction.
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