Cover for air bag device
AssigneeTakata Corporation
InventorsKeishi Yokota, Tadahiro Igawa, Ichizo Kobayashi
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Abstract
A cover for an air bag device that enables an emblem to be secured to the cover in an extremely simple manner. The cover (module cover) has a recess for receiving the emblem. An extension of the emblem is extended through a hole in the cover. A distal end of the extension is bent along a rear side of the cover. A rib is pressed and welded by a thermal or ultrasonic welding element to form a welding body. The welding body covers the distal end of the extension.
Claims8
A cover for an air bag device comprising:
- an emblem attached to an outer side of the cover, the emblem including:
- a main plate arranged to the outer side of the cover;
- a connecting extension projecting from an outer periphery of the main plate in a rearward direction of the emblem;
- wherein the extension extends through a hole in the cover and includes a distal end that is bent;
- and
- wherein a portion of the extension received in the hole includes a projection that is pressed against a wall of the hole.
A cover for an air bag device comprising:
- an emblem attached to an outer side of the cover, the emblem including:
- a main plate arranged to the outer side of the cover;
- a connecting extension projecting from an outer periphery of the main plate in a rearward direction of the emblem, wherein the extension extends through a hole in the cover and includes a distal end that is bent;
- and
- a projection including rails that abut against a rear side of the main plate.
An emblem attached to an outer side of a cover for an air bag comprising:
- a main plate arranged to the outer side of the cover;
- a connecting extension projecting from an outer periphery of the main plate in a rearward direction of the emblem, wherein the extension extends through a hole in the cover and includes a distal end;
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- wherein a projection including rails that abut against a rear side of the main plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.