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US 6,203,091 B1Granted
Seat device for a vehicle
AssigneeAisin Seiki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsYasuhiro Kojima, Yukifumi Yamada
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Abstract
A vehicle seat device includes a lower rail fixed on a vehicle floor, a seat supporting member slidably supported on the lower rail and possessing a flat portion at its front upper part and a flange extending inwardly at its rear part, and a seat cushion frame having horizontal flat portions. The horizontal flat portions are set on and spot-welded to the flat portion and the flange.
Claims15
A seat device mounted in a vehicle comprising:
- a lower rail fixed on a vehicle floor;
- a seat supporting member slidably supported on the lower rail, said seat supporting member having a front upper portion and a rear part, said seat supporting member possessing a first horizontally extending flat portion at the front upper portion and a horizontally extending flange at the rear part that is disposed at a position lower than an upper edge of the supporting member;
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- a seat cushion frame having second and third horizontal flat portions, said second and third horizontal flat portions being welded to the first flat portion and the flange.
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A seat device mounted in a vehicle comprising:
- a lower rail fixed on a vehicle floor;
- a seat supporting member slidably supported on the lower rail, said seat supporting member having a front upper portion and a rear part, said seat supporting member possessing a first horizontal flat portion at the front upper portion and a horizontal flange at the rear part, the first flat portion and the flange being separated from one another;
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- a seat cushion frame having second and third horizontal flat portions, said second horizontal flat portion being welded to the first flat portion to form a first welded connection and the third horizontal flat portion being welded to the flange to form a second welded connection that is separate and spaced from the first welded connection.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.