Belt guiding mechanism and child vehicle seat
AssigneeCosco Management Inc. (CMI)
InventorsMartinus Theodorus Fransen, Gert Arlën Luc Rijsdijk
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Abstract
A belt guiding mechanism, for example for a child vehicle seat, which is suitable for guiding a belt extending through the belt guiding mechanism and locking said belt against movement. The belt guiding mechanism comprises a cam that is capable of pivoting movement relative to a bearing surface, said belt being movable in a tensioning direction and in the opposite direction through a passage present between said cam and said bearing surface. The cam is pivotable in a direction towards the hearing surface for locking the belt against movement. The cam is connected to a sleeve that can be positioned against a person's shoulder, in which sleeve the belt is slidably accommodated.
Claims21
A belt guiding mechanism suitable for guiding a belt extending through the belt guiding mechanism and locking said belt against movement, which belt guiding mechanism comprises a cam that is capable of movement relative to a bearing surface, said belt being movable in a tensioning direction and in the opposite direction through a passage present between said cam and said bearing surface, which cam is movable in a direction towards the bearing surface for locking the belt against movement, characterized in that the cam is connected to a sleeve that can be positioned against a person's shoulder, in which sleeve the belt is slidably accommodated.
A child vehicle seat comprising a seat portion, a back support and at least one shoulder belt extending through said back support, characterized in that the child vehicle seat comprises a belt guiding mechanism comprising a cam that is capable of movement relative to a bearing surface, said belt being movable in a tensioning direction and in the apposite direction through a passage present between said cam and said bearing surface, which cam is movable in a direction towards the bearing surface for locking the belt against movement, said cam being connected to a sleeve that is present on a side of the back support that faces towards the seat portion, said shoulder belt being slidably accommodated within said sleeve.
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