Seat belt buckle assembly
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[0011] In the known arrangement of FIG. 1 a buckle head 1 is shown attached to a buckle attachment bracket 2 and connected to a vehicle mounting bracket 3 by a strap comprising a length of traditional seat belt webbing 4. The webbing 4 passes through holes in each of the two brackets 2, 3 and is stitched through three layers in a stitch pattern 5. The webbing 4 is wider than the buckle head 1 and the mounting brackets and is folded across its width in the region of the brackets so that it fits through the holes. This restricts movement of the buckle head 1 in a lateral direction and limits the space available for the stitch pattern 5. Traditionally the webbing 4 is about 48 mm wide and about 1.15 mm thick. The stitches in the stitch patterns would typically be about 37 mm long in the direction of weft fibres, i.e. across the webbing, and about 28 mm in the warp direction (along the webbing length) and the pattern comprises ten rows each of ten or eleven stitches across the webbing a...
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