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Class 297/308 - Back immovable relative to bottom


Subclass of Class 297 - Chairs and seats
Definition: Device wherein the back and the bottom move as a unit.
No. of patents: 11
Last issue date: 10/02/2001


NumberTitleIssue Date
6296221Universal seat suspension system
A seat suspension system having a seat cradle, a seat mounted in the seat cradle and an anchor body having a plain rectangular box-like shape disposed behind the backrest portion of the seat. A pair of spaced-apart plain parallel anchor plates encloses th...
10/02/2001
5395089Seat with suspension unit for automotive vehicle
A suspension seat for an automotive vehicle has a seat frame which is vertically movably supported on a parallel link mechanism. A compression spring and a shock absorber of a suspension unit are coaxially assembled. A spring bracket is disposed on the co...
03/07/1995
5154393Seat suspension with downstop slide element for automatic slide gap adjustment
A seat suspension including a downstop slide element having an overall width that automatically adjusts to compensate for dimensional variations between relatively stationary and movable frame parts of the seat suspension due to manufacturing tolerances a...
10/13/1992
4838514Vehicle seat
A vehicle seat frame assembly comprises a stationary support frame having two laterally spaced-apart side support plates attachable to a vehicle and on which is mounted a vertically movable seat frame which comprises a horizontal seat portion and a vertic...
06/13/1989
4817908Seat suspension for underground mining machines
A compact seat suspension for an underground mining machine is disclosed in which a vertical suspension is operably connected between a fixed bracket and a sliding bracket for supporting a seat and for reducing and dampening vibration and shock transmitte...
04/04/1989
4648655Vehicle seats
A tractor seat of the type having a seat pan 14 which is hooked on to a vertically movable spring biassed carriage 12, so that the seat pan can be released and moved out of the way of a standing driver, has a latch device 18 comprising a headed pin 20 sec...
03/10/1987
4553726Adjustable height seat apparatus for combat vehicle
A seat carriage is moveable vertically relative to a vertical support member by a first guide roller thereon located behind the support member and second guide roller thereon located in front of the support member diagonally below the first roller and by ...
11/19/1985
4525010Aircraft seat
An aircraft seat (11) particularly adapted as a pilot seat for a helicopter includes a seat bucket (12) having a back-rest portion (13) supported by an articulated support structure (14) adapted to react vertical, longitudinal and lateral loads and to per...
06/25/1985
4186963Upright vehicle seat support
This invention relates to supports, for vehicle seats, having a generally upright configuration. Provision of a plurality of seat adjustments, for operator comfort and safety, performable with an economy of movement and structure which tends to maximize f...
02/05/1980
4089499Seats
A seat assembly in which a seat is mounted on a vibration damping mounting including a variable rate spring in the form of a fluid filled and pressurized pouch disposed between two rigid members capable of relative rotation, vertical movements of the seat...
05/16/1978
3954298Height adjustment mechanism for suspension seat
Height adjustment mechanism for a suspended vehicle seat permits the seat height to be adjusted relative to its supporting frame after the seat has been adjusted for the weight of the occupant. A plate (movable with the suspension) having notches or teeth...
05/04/1976
 
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