Air bag
AssigneeBridgestone Corporation
InventorsYosuke Matsushima, Yasuhiro Iino, Shinichi Toyosawa, Takeshi Kimura, Yoshihide Fukahori, Akeshi Noda
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AssigneeBridgestone Corporation
InventorsYosuke Matsushima, Yasuhiro Iino, Shinichi Toyosawa, Takeshi Kimura, Yoshihide Fukahori, Akeshi Noda
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A first air bag comprises an upper cloth and a lower cloth, the peripheries of the both cloths being connected, characterized in that the upper cloth consists of an airtight sheet obtained by weaving a composite fiber composed of a filament core and a thermoplastic polymer bonded thereto-which has a melting point lower than that of said filament core, and then fusing said thermoplastic polymer so that the surface of said upper cloth has a continuous thermoplastic polymer layer. A second air bag consists of a membranous material having a breaking extension of 100% or more. A third air bag comprises an elastomer body and a shape-retaining member partially attached to the elastomer body, said member being composed of elastic fibers or threads and high-modulus fibers.
An air bag comprising:
An air bag comprising:
An air bag comprising a seamless air bag structure consisting of an elastomer-impregnated fabric or knit having a breaking extension of 100% to 1200% which is manufactured by the process of enveloping an air bag-shaped mold with an air bag-shaped stretch fabric or knit composed of elastic fibers having a breaking extension of 100% to 1200%, immersing the stretch fabric or knit/enveloping the mold in a liquid containing thermoplastic elastomer or thermosetting elastomer capable of forming a film having a breaking extension of 100% to 1200%, and then drying the elastomer-impregnated fabric or knit to shape said seamless bag without any sewing process.
An air bag comprising:
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