Shockproof, Quick-Action Closure for an End Fitting
AssigneeAutoliv Development AB
InventorsJonas Sterner, Göran Carlsson, Robert Svensson
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AssigneeAutoliv Development AB
InventorsJonas Sterner, Göran Carlsson, Robert Svensson
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A quick-action closure for the end fitting of a safety belt, whereby the quick-action closure comprises an insertion tongue which can be inserted into a closure housing and which can be locked therein by means of a locking element disposed in a mobile manner between a locking position and a release position, and whereby the locking element can be transferred from its locking position into its release position by means of an actuating element which can be inserted into the closure housing. A safety element (21) is disposed in the closure housing (11) mounted at its center of gravity (35) rotatable between a safety position and a rest position, the safety element in its safety position fixing the locking element (20) in its locking position and, in its rest position, releasing the locking element (20), whereby the safety element (21) is held in its safety position by the action of a spring (25).
A quick-action closure for an end fitting of a safety belt, whereby the quick-action closure comprises an insertion tongue which can be inserted into a closure housing and which can be locked therein by means of a locking element disposed in a moveable manner between a locking position and a release position, and whereby the locking element can be transferred from the locking position into the release position by means of an actuating element which can be inserted into the closure housing, a safety element (21) is disposed in the closure housing (11) mounted at its center of gravity (35) rotatable between a safety position and a rest position, the safety element in the safety position fixing the locking element (20) in the locking position and, in the rest position, releasing the locking element (20), whereby the safety element (21) is held in the safety position by the action of a spring (25).
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