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Granted Patent B2
US 10,981,536 · App. 16/105,979 · Granted Apr 20, 2021

Multi-point seat belt assembly

Inventor: Liang-Hsiung Wang (Tainan, TW)
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Patent No.
US 10,981,536
App. No.
16/105,979
Granted
Apr 20, 2021
Kind
B2
Abstract

A multi-point seat belt assembly has a buckle assembly, two webbing-locking mechanisms, two main webbings, and at least one retractor. The buckle assembly has a buckle member and a tongue member detachably inserted into the buckle member. The webbing-locking mechanisms are mounted on the buckle assembly, and each webbing-locking mechanism has a connecting member and a movable member mounted moveably on the connecting member. The connecting members of the two webbing-locking mechanisms are connected respectively with the buckle member and the tongue member. The main webbings are mounted respectively through the webbing-locking mechanisms and each main webbing has an end. The at least one retractor is connected with the ends of the two main webbings.

Claims (15)

1. A multi-point seat belt assembly comprising:

a buckle assembly comprising

a buckle member; and

a tongue member detachably inserted into the buckle member;

two webbing-locking mechanisms mounted on the buckle assembly, each webbing-locking mechanism comprising a connecting member and a movable member mounted moveably on the connecting member, wherein the connecting members of the two webbing-locking mechanisms are connected respectively with the buckle member and the tongue member;

two main webbings mounted respectively through the webbing-locking mechanisms, each main webbing having a first end and a second end; and

at least one retractor connected with the first ends of the two main webbings;

wherein each one of the two main webbings has a tension to change a position of the movable member of a respective one of the two webbing-locking mechanisms relative to the connecting member of the webbing-locking mechanism to lock the main webbing in a unidirectional manner by the corresponding webbing-locking mechanism such that the first end and the second end form an angle larger than or equal to 90 degrees to provide at least four securing points;

wherein the connecting member of each webbing-locking mechanism has a through hole defined through the connecting member, a front side, and a rear side opposite the front side;

wherein the movable member of each webbing-locking mechanism comprises

a front portion located at the front side of the connecting member of the webbing-locking mechanism and having a limiting protrusion formed on and protruding from the front portion and extending slidably in the through hole in the connecting member; and

a rear portion located at the rear side of the connecting member of the webbing-locking mechanism, and the front portion and the rear portion have a height difference between each other;

wherein each main webbing passes through the through hole in the connecting member of a corresponding one of the webbing-locking mechanisms via a space defined between the connecting member and a front end of the front portion of the movable member of the corresponding webbing-locking mechanism and passes a bottom of the rear portion of the movable member of the corresponding webbing-locking mechanism.

2. The multi-point seat belt assembly as claimed in claim 1 further comprising two auxiliary webbings connected respectively with the buckle member and the tongue member.

3. The multi-point seat belt assembly as claimed in claim 2 , wherein each auxiliary webbing has an adjusting member mounted on the auxiliary webbing.

Priority Claims (1)
TW 106129821 · Aug 31, 2017 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20190061680A1 · Feb 28, 2019
Cited By (3)
US 1,076,713 US 1,076,714 US 1,113,068