Safety belt anchorages
First Claim
1. An anchorage member for a safety belt, said anchorage member comprising an elongated load bearing support having a series of abutment means along its length, a slide member mounted on said support for anchoring a safety belt, said slide member being manually movable for selective engagement with said abutment means, and biasing means serving to maintain the slide member in engagement with the selected abutment means, said elongated load bearing support being formed with a slot with zones of increased width at at least two spaced locations along its length, said slide member having a width greater than the width of said slot, and said slide member being manually movable along said slot for selective engagement with said zones of increased width, said zones of increased width being in the form of notches spaced along one side of said slot;
- and said biasing means being spring means biasing the slide member towards the notched side of the slot.
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Abstract
An anchorage member for adjusting the position of a safety belt with regard to body shape and seat position. The anchorage member is attached to a door pillar or alongside a seat and comprises a slide member for selectively engaging a series of abutments. The slide member is biased into engagement with the abutments and may be locked in position.
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15 Claims
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1. An anchorage member for a safety belt, said anchorage member comprising an elongated load bearing support having a series of abutment means along its length, a slide member mounted on said support for anchoring a safety belt, said slide member being manually movable for selective engagement with said abutment means, and biasing means serving to maintain the slide member in engagement with the selected abutment means, said elongated load bearing support being formed with a slot with zones of increased width at at least two spaced locations along its length, said slide member having a width greater than the width of said slot, and said slide member being manually movable along said slot for selective engagement with said zones of increased width, said zones of increased width being in the form of notches spaced along one side of said slot;
- and said biasing means being spring means biasing the slide member towards the notched side of the slot.
- View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
- 6. An anchorage member for a safety belt, said anchorage member comprising an elongated load bearing support having a series of abutment means along its length, a slide member mounted on said support for anchoring a safety belt, said slide member manually movable for selective engagement with said abutment means, and biasing means serving to maintain the slide member in engagement with the selected abutment means, said elongated load bearing support being formed with a slot with zones of increased width at at least two spaced locations along its length, said slide member having a base on a reverse side of said support, said base of said slide member having a width greater than the width of said slot, and said slide member being manually movable along said slot for selective engagement with said zones of increased width, said zones of increased width comprising pairs of opposed cut-outs, said cut-outs being of like profile and dimension, a member extending from said base for providing belt anchorage, said base being engaged with said support surrounding said opposed cut-outs, said member being a stem which extends from a projecting shoulder on said base, said shoulder being dimensioned and shaped to fit each pair of opposed cut-outs but not into said slot per se, spring means for biasing said slide member to maintain it in position with said shoulder received in an opposed pair of said cut-outs, and a locking bar extending along the length of said elongated load bearing support for movement between a first position wherein said base can be moved against the resistance of said spring means to enable said selective positioning of said slide member and a second position wherein said locking bar prevents said movement of said base:
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8. An anchorage member for a safety belt, said anchorage member comprising an elongated load bearing support, said support being formed with a slot with notches spaced along one longitudinal side thereof;
- a slide member mounted on said support for anchoring a safety belt, said slide member having a base on a reverse side of said support, said base having a width greater than the width of said slot and said slide member being manually movable along said slot for selective engagement with said notches; and
biasing means urging said slide member transversely of said slot towards said notched side of said slot. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12)
- a slide member mounted on said support for anchoring a safety belt, said slide member having a base on a reverse side of said support, said base having a width greater than the width of said slot and said slide member being manually movable along said slot for selective engagement with said notches; and
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13. An anchorage member for a safety belt, said anchorage member comprising an elongated load bearing support, said support being formed with a slot with pairs of opposed cut-outs along its length, said cut-outs being of like profile and dimension;
- a slide member mounted on said support for anchoring a safety belt, said slide member having a base on a reverse side of said support, said base having a shoulder dimensioned and shaped to fit respective pairs of said opposed cut-outs but not to fit into said slot per se, a stem extending from said shoulder for providing belt anchorage; and
biasing means urging said slide member to a position in which said shoulder is maintained in an opposed pair of said cut-outs. - View Dependent Claims (14, 15)
- a slide member mounted on said support for anchoring a safety belt, said slide member having a base on a reverse side of said support, said base having a shoulder dimensioned and shaped to fit respective pairs of said opposed cut-outs but not to fit into said slot per se, a stem extending from said shoulder for providing belt anchorage; and
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