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Vertically adjustable motor-vehicle safety-belt mount

  • US 4,786,081 A
  • Filed: 06/04/1987
  • Issued: 11/22/1988
  • Est. Priority Date: 06/05/1986
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. An adjustable mount for anchoring a safety belt on a vertical surface of a motor vehicle, the mount comprising:

  • a vertically elongated guide rail adapted to be fixed to the surface and with a front face turned away from the surface and a rear face turned toward the surface, the rail being formed with a longitudinally extending throughgoing slot and generally along the full length of the slot with a vertical row of stops at the rear face and having upwardly and downwardly directed stop edges;

    a slider displaceable along the rail and havinga rear portion engageable forward with the rear face of the rail and having abutments engageable between the stops with the edges thereof,a front portion engageable rearward with the front face of the rail,a connecting portion extending between and unitarily interconnecting the front and rear portions;

    a guide fixed to the rear portion, extending forward therefrom through the slot, and formed with a forwardly open threaded bore;

    a bolt threaded into the bore;

    a spring braced between one of the faces and the slider for urging the rear portion forward against the rear face, the rear portion being displaceable rearward on loading of the spring to a position with the abutments clear of the stops and with the slider displaceable longitudinally along the slot; and

    a buckle traversed by the belt and mounted on the slider.

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