Child safety seat
AssigneeBambino Prezioso Switzerland AG
InventorGanqing FANG
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Abstract
A child safety seat includes a backrest portion and a headrest slidably connected with each other, and a side support slidably connected with the backrest portion, the side support being connected with the headrest via a linking mechanism. The linking mechanism includes a ramped slot provided on one of the side support and the headrest, and a carrier part and at least one guide slot provided on the other one of the side support and the headrest, wherein the carrier part is configured to slide transversally along the at least one guide slot, and is fixedly connected with a rod portion that is slidable along the ramped slot.
Claims20
A child safety seat comprising:
- a backrest portion and a headrest slidably connected with each other;
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- a side support slidably connected with the backrest portion, the side support being connected with the headrest via a linking mechanism, wherein the linking mechanism includes:
- a ramped slot provided on one of the side support and the headrest;
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- a carrier part and at least one guide slot provided on the other one of the side support and the headrest, wherein the carrier part is configured to slide transversally along the at least one guide slot, and is fixedly connected with a rod portion that is slidable along the ramped slot.
A child safety seat comprising:
- a backrest portion and a headrest slidably connected with each other;
- and
- a side support slidably connected with the backrest portion, the side support being connected with the headrest via a linking mechanism, wherein the linking mechanism includes:
- a ramped slot provided on one of the side support and the headrest;
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- a rod portion coupled to the other one of the side support and the headrest via a spring-biased connection, the rod portion being slidably connected with the ramped slot, the spring-biased connection being configured to apply a force that opposes an inward movement of the rod portion relative to the other one of the side support and the headrest.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.