US Patent 7967385 Hinge mechanism and vehicle seat comprising such a mechanism
Patent 7967385 was granted and assigned to Faurecia on June, 2011 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Hinge mechanism comprising first and second frames connected together by an adjustment device comprising a first set of gear teeth integral with the first frame and a first mobile toothed component engaging with the first set of gear teeth. The second frame comprises a second set of gear teeth, which interferes with the first frame when the torque applied between the first and second frames exceeds a predetermined threshold, in order to immobilize the frames rotatably in relation to each other.
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Francois Cillierre0
Sandra Bidet0
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US Patent 07967385 Hinge mechanism and vehicle seat comprising such a mechanism US Patent 7967385 Hinge mechanism and vehicle seat comprising such a mechanism
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079673850
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June 28, 2011
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March 12, 2009
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