Belt Anchoring Devices TRIZ Cases

An anchor position adjustment device uses an inhibition surface to prevent lock pin disengagement during vehicle vibrations.

A through anchor uses a slide support member to move laterally with webbing tension.

A truck bed safety belt uses adjustable attachment mechanisms to secure passengers in pickup trucks.

Webbing guide system with adjustable positioning mechanism resolves neck contact issues by enabling lateral and vertical placement on the torso.

Adjustable seat belt support uses a dual-direction guide path to position the slider along vertical and longitudinal axes.

A buckle bracket with a curved slot pivots to absorb impact forces while maintaining compact dimensions.

A seat belt height adjustment mechanism uses a spring-loaded button to actuate a release lever for vertical guide piece movement.

Nested plates allow the anchor to switch between fixed and rotatable modes, maintaining structural integrity while improving adaptability.

A vehicle seatbelt deflection unit adjusts its upper anchorage height to optimize passenger comfort during normal driving conditions.

Segmented latch plate with offset grip improves operation for impaired dexterity while maintaining anchorage effectiveness.

A pretensioner design reduces weight by integrating a folded wire end directly into the piston structure.

An anchor and ferrule assembly employs misaligned shoulders and interlocking hooks to resist tensile forces while preventing improper orientation.