US2003189370A1PendingUtilityA1
Adjustable chair for vehicles
Priority: Apr 5, 2002Filed: Apr 5, 2002Published: Oct 9, 2003
Est. expiryApr 5, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
A47C 3/18B64D 11/0696B64D 11/06B64D 11/0646B60N 2/01566B60N 2/02246
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Abstract
A chair adjustment mechanism suitable for use in vehicles including aircraft. The mechanism allows the chair to be easily moved in a horizontal place and locked into any position within a boundary of this plane. This movement includes swivel movement in 360 degrees.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . An adjustable chair comprising:
a base assembly; a seat assembly moveably coupled to the base assembly; a locking assembly coupled to the seat assembly; a spindle assembly coupled to the locking assembly including an adjustment device to control a clamped dimension; a disk assembly coupled to the spindle assembly and secured by the adjustment device; and an actuator mechanism coupled to the housing to activate the locking assembly.
2 . The adjustable chair of claim 1 wherein the locking assembly comprises:
a guide to allow a range of movement relative to the spindle assembly.
3 . The adjustable chair of claim 2 wherein the locking assembly further comprises:
at least one spring coupled to the spindle assembly to bias the spindle assembly into a locked position.
4 . The adjustable chair of claim 2 wherein the actuator mechanism comprises:
a cam coupled to the locking assembly to engage or disengage the locking assembly.
5 . The adjustable chair of claim 1 wherein the locking assembly is configured to move the spindle assembly from a first position to a second position.
6 . The adjustable chair of claim 3 wherein the locking assembly further comprises:
at least one glide block coupled to the cam and to the spindle assembly to engage or disengage the locking assembly.
7 . The adjustable chair of claim 4 wherein the actuator mechanism further comprises:
a cable coupled to a handle.
8 . The adjustable chair of claim 4 wherein the actuator mechanism further comprises:
an electronic device to actuate the locking assembly.
9 . The adjustable chair of claim 1 wherein the spindle assembly further comprises:
a spring to move the spindle assembly to an unlocked position.
10 . The adjustable chair of claim 2 wherein the adjustment device comprises:
at least one screw to maintain the position of the adjustment device relative to the spindle assembly and the disk assembly.
11 . A mechanism comprising;
a housing; a lock mechanism coupled to the housing, including an adjustment device to secure a clamped dimension; a disk assembly coupled to the lock mechanism to apply a force to a surface.
12 . The mechanism of claim 11 wherein the lock mechanism comprises:
a guide to allow a range of movement relative to a spindle assembly coupled to the disk assembly.
13 . The mechanism of claim 12 wherein the lock mechanism further comprises:
at least one spring coupled to the housing to move the spindle assembly to a locked position.
14 . The mechanism of claim 11 further comprising:
an actuator mechanism including a cam coupled to the lock mechanism and the housing to engage or disengage the lock mechanism.
15 . The mechanism of claim 11 wherein the lock mechanism is configured to move a spindle assembly from a first position to a second position.
16 . The mechanism of claim 13 wherein the lock mechanism further comprises:
at least one guide block coupled to the cam and to the spindle assembly to engage or disengage the locking mechanism.
17 . The mechanism of claim 14 wherein the actuator mechanism further comprises:
a cable coupled to a handle.
18 . The mechanism of claim 14 wherein the actuator mechanism further comprises:
an electronic device to actuate the lock mechanism.
19 . The mechanism of claim 11 further comprising:
a spindle assembly including a spring to move the spindle assembly to an unlocked position.
20 . The mechanism of claim 11 wherein the adjustment device comprises:
a dowel to maintain the position of the adjustment device in a guide.
21 . An adjustment control mechanism comprising:
a housing; a disk coupled to the housing; a means for locking an object between the brake disk and housing; and a means for adjusting a clamped dimension.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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