US2003173811A1PendingUtilityA1
Headrest for motor-vehicle seat
Est. expiryFeb 15, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Friedhelm Pausch
B60N 2/818B60N 2/838B60N 2/897
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Abstract
A motor-vehicle seat having a frame covered by upholstery is provided with a headrest having a cushion, a vertical support rod having an upper portion carrying the cushion and a lower portion, and a socket in which the lower rod portion is seated. The socket is formed with a relatively slim stem seated in the frame, an upper head bearing downward on the seat upholstery and spaced above the frame, and a relatively thick body between the stem and the head.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedI claim:
1 . In combination with a motor-vehicle seat having a frame covered by upholstery, a headrest comprising:
a cushion; a vertical support rod having an upper portion carrying the cushion and a lower portion; and a socket in which the lower rod portion is seated and which is formed with
a relatively slim stem seated in the frame,
an upper head bearing downward on the seat upholstery and spaced above the frame, and
a relatively thick body between the stem and the head.
2 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the upholstery includes padding and a covering and the socket forms between the head and the body an outwardly open groove into which the covering fits.
3 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 2 wherein a portion of the upholstery fits into the groove.
4 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the body is of such a thickness relative to the head and stem that a test ball of predetermined diameter cannot engage the body and both the stem and head simultaneously.
5 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 4 wherein the diameter is about 165 mm.
6 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the body is of a greater thickness measured transversely of the rod than the head and the stem.
7 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the body is formed by a plurality of fixed-together segments.
8 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the body is formed by a plurality of fixed-together disks.
9 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the body is solid.
10 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the body is hollow.
11 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the body, head, and stem are unitarily formed of plastic.
12 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 1 wherein the head and stem are formed with interfitting formations and are separable thereat.
13 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 12 wherein the formations include a downward tubular extension on the head and an upward extension on the stem, the extensions surrounding the rod.
14 . The motor-vehicle seat headrest defined in claim 13 wherein the extensions have interfitting barbs.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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