US Patent 9616779 Seat assembly having a latch mechanism
Patent 9616779 was granted and assigned to Lear Corporation on April, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A seat assembly having a seat back that may include first and second seat back portions that may be configured to rotate about an axis. A striker may be disposed on the first seat back portion. A latch mechanism may be disposed on the second seat back portion. The first seat back portion may not rotate with respect to the second seat back portion when the latch mechanism receives the striker.
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Alexej Niederhaus0
Eckhard Nock0
Johannes Barzen0
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US Patent 09616779 Seat assembly having a latch mechanism US Patent 9616779 Seat assembly having a latch mechanism
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096167790
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96167790
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April 11, 2017
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148841230
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October 15, 2015
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US Patent 09616779 Seat assembly having a latch mechanism
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Patent number
09616779
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April 11, 2017
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14884123
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