Seat belt
AssigneeNSK-Warner K.K.
InventorYoshihiro Yokote
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Abstract
A seat belt is composed of a webbing adapted for restraint of the upper torso of an occupant, connected retractably at the inboard end thereof to a retractor provided on the central side of the room of a vehicle and fastened at the outboard end thereof to a latch member releasably engageable with a first member mounted on the sash of an associated door; and a second member provided within the room of the vehicle at an outer and lower location thereof, to which the latch member with the outboard end of the webbing fastened thereto is releasably engageable. The first member may be provided displaceably along a guide rail provided on the body of the vehicle adjacent the associated door.
Claims10
A seat belt comprising:
- a webbing adapted for restraint of the upper torso of an occupant, connected retractably at the inboard end thereof to a retractor provided on the central side of the room of a vehicle and fastened at the outboard end thereof to a latch member releasably engageable with a first member mounted on the sash of an associated door;
- a second member provided within the room of the vehicle at an outer and lower location thereof, to which the latch member with the outboard end of the webbing fastened thereto is releasably engageable;
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- means for automatically preventing further release of the webbing out of the retractor in response to engagement of the latch member with the second member.
A seat belt comprising:
- a webbing adapted for restraint of the upper torso of an occupant, connected retractably at the inboard end thereof to a retractor provided on the central side of the room of a vehicle and fastened at the outboard end thereof to a latch member releasably engageable with a first member displaceable along a guide rail provided on the body of the vehicle adjacent an associated door;
- a second member provided within the room of the vehicle at an outer and lower location thereof, to which the latch member with the outboard end of the webbing fastened thereto is releasably engageable;
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- means for automatically preventing further release of the webbing out of the retractor in response to engagement of the latch member with the second member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.