Power seat sliding apparatus
AssigneeShiroki Corporation
InventorTomohiro Enokijima
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Abstract
A power seat sliding apparatus does not produce an unusual sound and a good operation feeling is obtained. The power seat sliding apparatus includes a first load transmission member fixedly attached to an upper rail and having a first surface that intersects with an axis of a threaded rod and a second surface that opposes the first surface with a space in between, and a second load transmission member installed in the space between the first surface and the second surface, fixedly attached to the threaded rod, and having a third surface on which to abut the first surface and a fourth surface on which to abut the second surface. The first surface and the second surface are concave curved surfaces and the third surface and the fourth surface are convex curved surfaces.
Claims10
A power seat sliding apparatus, comprising:
- a first rail provided on one of a floor side and a seat side;
- a second rail provided on an other one of the floor side and the seat side and engaged with the first rail in a relatively movable manner;
- a threaded rod installed along the first rail and supported on the first rail in a rotatable manner;
- a nut member fixed to the second rail and screwed together with the threaded rod;
- a gearbox driven by a motor and driving the threaded rod to rotate, wherein the threaded rod is inserted into the gearbox;
- a first load transmission member fixedly attached to one of the threaded rod and the first rail and having a first surface orthogonal to an axis of the threaded rod and a second surface opposing the first surface with a space in between;
- and
- a second load transmission member installed in the space between the first surface and the second surface, fixedly attached to an other one of the threaded rod and the first rail, and having a third surface that abuts on the first surface and a fourth surface that abuts on the second surface,
- wherein:
- at least one of the first surface and the third surface is a convex curved surface;
- and
- at least one of the second surface and the fourth surface is a convex curved surface.
A power seat sliding apparatus, comprising:
- a first rail provided on one of a floor side and a seat side;
- a second rail provided on an other one of the floor side and the seat side and engaged with the first rail in a relatively movable manner;
- a threaded rod installed along the first rail and supported on the first rail in a rotatable manner;
- a nut member fixed to the second rail and screwed together with the threaded rod;
- a gearbox driven by a motor and driving the threaded rod to rotate, wherein the threaded rod is inserted into the gearbox;
- a first load transmission member fixedly attached to one of the threaded rod and the first rail and having a first surface and a second surface, which are orthogonal to an axis of the threaded rod;
- and
- a second load transmission member fixedly attached to an other one of the threaded rod and the first rail, and having a third surface that abuts on the first surface and a fourth surface that abuts on the second surface, wherein:
- one of the first surface and the third surface is a convex curved surface and an other is a concave curved surface;
- and
- one of the second surface and the fourth surface is a convex curved surface and an other is a concave curved surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.