Fastening means for safety belts

Buckles – buttons – clasps – etc. – Clasp – clip – support-clamp – or required component thereof – Dissociable gripping members

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24637, A44B 1125

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044920075

ABSTRACT:
The invention comprises safety belt fastening means of the type having a locking tongue slideably engageable with a locking device. The locking device includes a locking flap releaseably engageable with the tongue, and release means for lifting and releasing the flap from engagement with the tongue; according to the invention, blocking means are provided which retain the locking flap in a raised position when the belt is unfastened, which resist initial releasing action to increase the necessary force for unfastening the belt, and which urge the locking flap into close engagement with the tongue on fastening the seat belt. The blocking means includes a blocking flap which coacts with the locking flap, and biasing means acting on the blocking and locking flaps.

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patent: 4358877 (1982-11-01), Burke
patent: 4358879 (1982-11-01), Magyar
patent: 4391024 (1983-07-01), Morinaga
patent: 4392280 (1983-07-01), Gauagan
patent: 4394792 (1983-07-01), Schmidt

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