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Wendell C Lane, 415069 Martin Rd, Mussey, MI 48014
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4200 Martin Rd, Capac, MI 48014
Mussey, MI
Romeo, MI
Sterling Heights, MI
358 Lexington Cir, Romeo, MI 48065 586-5573255
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Seat Belt Retractor With Integrally Formed Frame
US Patent:
2002017, Nov 28, 2002
Filed:
Jul 15, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/195617
Inventors:
Kenneth Kohlndorfer - Roseville MI, US
Richard Boelstler - Lake Orion MI, US
David Arnold - Macomb Township MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
Susan Richards - Sterling Heights MI, US
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI, US
Richard Boelstler - Lake Orion MI, US
David Arnold - Macomb Township MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
Susan Richards - Sterling Heights MI, US
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI, US
Assignee:
Breed Automotive Technology, Inc.
International Classification:
B65H075/48
US Classification:
242/379100
Abstract:
A seat belt retractor () characterized by low mass and low operating noise, resistant to dust, moisture, and corrosion comprising: an integrally formed, quadrilaterally shaped main body portion (). In the preferred embodiment of the invention the frame is injection molded using 50% or greater long glass fiber plastic or die cast or injection molded metal. A spring housing wall and wall of a mechanism cover are also integrally formed in the sides of the retractor. Positioned within the spring housing wall is a spring coil guide, as well as an integrally formed anchor, which is used to hold the outer end of a rewind spring. The mechanism side of the frame further includes an integrally formed post or pin to pivotally support a locking pawl.
Roller Web Guide (Or D-Ring) Seat Belt System
US Patent:
2003008, May 1, 2003
Filed:
Nov 1, 2001
Appl. No.:
10/003489
Inventors:
Kenneth Kohlndorfer - Roseville MI, US
Lawrence Refior - Romeo MI, US
Michael Moore - Attica MI, US
Richard Koning - Yale MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
Lawrence Refior - Romeo MI, US
Michael Moore - Attica MI, US
Richard Koning - Yale MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
International Classification:
B60R022/00
B65H023/26
B65H023/26
US Classification:
242/615200, 280/808000, 242/377000
Abstract:
A safety system including a web guide comprising: a load-bearing member; a roller rotationally supported in relation to the load-bearing member; a one-way clutch for permitting the roller to rotate in a first direction and for prohibiting the roller from rotating in an opposite second direction.
Seat Belt Retractor With Integrally Formed Frame
US Patent:
2004002, Feb 5, 2004
Filed:
Jul 31, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/631267
Inventors:
Kenneth Kohlndorfer - Roseville MI, US
Richard Boelstler - Lake Orion MI, US
David Arnold - Macomb Township MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
Susan Richards - Sterling Heights MI, US
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI, US
Richard Boelstler - Lake Orion MI, US
David Arnold - Macomb Township MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
Susan Richards - Sterling Heights MI, US
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI, US
Assignee:
Breed Automotive Technology, Inc.
International Classification:
B60R022/28
B60R022/34
B60R022/34
US Classification:
242/379100, 242/379000
Abstract:
A seat belt retractor () characterized by low mass and low operating noise, resistant to dust, moisture, and corrosion comprising: an integrally formed, quadrilaterally shaped main body portion (). In the preferred embodiment of the invention the frame is injection molded using 50% or greater long glass fiber plastic or die cast or injection molded metal. A spring housing wall and wall of a mechanism cover are also integrally formed in the sides of the retractor. Positioned within the spring housing wall is a spring coil guide, as well as an integrally formed anchor, which is used to hold the outer end of a rewind spring. The mechanism side of the frame further includes an integrally formed post or pin to pivotally support a locking pawl.
Seat Belt Retractor With Integrally Formed Frame
US Patent:
2005020, Sep 22, 2005
Filed:
Apr 25, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/113916
Inventors:
Kenneth Kohlndorfer - Roseville MI, US
Richard Boelstler - Lake Orion MI, US
David Arnold - Macomb Township MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
Susan Richards - Sterling Heights MI, US
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI, US
Richard Boelstler - Lake Orion MI, US
David Arnold - Macomb Township MI, US
Wendell Lane - Romeo MI, US
Susan Richards - Sterling Heights MI, US
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI, US
International Classification:
B65H075/48
US Classification:
242379100
Abstract:
A seat belt retractor () characterized by low mass and low operating noise, resistant to dust, moisture, and corrosion comprising: an integrally formed, quadrilaterally shaped main body portion (). In the preferred embodiment of the invention the frame is injection molded using 50% or greater long glass fiber plastic or die cast or injection molded metal. A spring housing wall and wall of a mechanism cover are also integrally formed in the sides of the retractor. Positioned within the spring housing wall is a spring coil guide, as well as an integrally formed anchor, which is used to hold the outer end of a rewind spring. The mechanism side of the frame further includes an integrally formed post or pin to pivotally support a locking pawl.
Vehicle Safety Apparatus With Selective Energy Management
US Patent:
5700034, Dec 23, 1997
Filed:
Sep 1, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/522730
Inventors:
Wendell C. Lane - Romeo MI
Assignee:
TRW Vehicle Safety Systems Inc. - Lyndhurst OH
International Classification:
B60R 2228
US Classification:
280805
Abstract:
A vehicle safety apparatus (10) has a seat belt system (16) with webbing (24) for restraining a vehicle occupant (88). A sensor (116) detects the occurrence of a condition indicative of a vehicle collision. A payout device (36) enables pay out of the webbing (24) in response to force applied to the webbing by the vehicle occupant (88). The payout device (36) is enabled to function in response to the signal. During payout of the webbing (24), energy is absorbed. In one embodiment, energy is absorbed by deforming a deformable material (104).
Flexible Height Adjuster For A Vehicle Safety Belt
US Patent:
5366244, Nov 22, 1994
Filed:
Oct 25, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/142729
Inventors:
Wendell C. Lane - Romeo MI
Assignee:
TRW Vehicle Safety System Inc. - Lyndhurst OH
International Classification:
B60R 2220
US Classification:
2808012
Abstract:
An adjustable vehicle safety belt guide assembly (10) includes a base (28) and a movable carriage (30). The base (28) is mountable on a vehicle pillar (12) and includes a flexible cable (38), anchors (34, 36), and a plurality of lugs (40). The anchors (34, 36) are connectable with the pillar (12), and the flexible cable (38) is connected to the anchors (34, 36). The flexible cable (38) can follow the contour of the pillar (12). The lugs (40) are fixed to the flexible cable (38) to define adjustment positions for the carriage (30). The carriage (30) is movable along the flexible cable (38) and includes a lock mechanism (74) for releasably engaging the lugs (40).
Compact Belt Tightener
US Patent:
6109697, Aug 29, 2000
Filed:
Feb 20, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/026637
Inventors:
Wendell C. Lane - Romeo MI
Kenneth H. Kohlndorfer - Roseville MI
Mark F. Gray - Sterling Heights MI
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI
Jon E. Burrow - Clawson MI
Kenneth H. Kohlndorfer - Roseville MI
Mark F. Gray - Sterling Heights MI
Markell Seitzman - Orchard Lake MI
Jon E. Burrow - Clawson MI
Assignee:
Breed Automotive Technology, Inc. - Lakeland FL
International Classification:
B60R 2100
US Classification:
297480
Abstract:
A belt tightening device (100/100') for use with a safety device such as a seat belt buckle: a flexible member (12), such as an anchoring length of seat belt webbing, operatively connected to the safety device (34); a housing (102) including a first opening (110) through which the flexible member loosely extends; first and second relatively movable clamping members (160, 162) for causing a portion of the flexible member extending from the housing to be drawn into the housing thereby shortening the remaining length of the flexible member causing a safety belt operatively attached to or part of the flexible member to become more tightly disposed about a user thereof.
Integrated Side Impact Air Bag System Within A Seat Structure
US Patent:
5779263, Jul 14, 1998
Filed:
Jan 21, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/787497
Inventors:
Wendell C. Lane - Romeo MI
Michael J. Lachat - Shelby MI
Michael A. Hague - Troy MI
Patrick J. Fonk - Sterling Heights MI
Michael J. Lachat - Shelby MI
Michael A. Hague - Troy MI
Patrick J. Fonk - Sterling Heights MI
Assignee:
AlliedSignal Inc. - Morristown NJ
International Classification:
B60R 2122
US Classification:
2807302
Abstract:
An assembly comprising: a seat (20) having a tubular frame part (40a) having a gas flow port (80); and an air bag module (36) comprising an inflator (50), the inflator including at least one exit port (56); wherein the inflator (50) is mounted within the frame part (40a) with the exit port (56) in fluid communication with the flow port (60). In one embodiment the inflator is slid into its desired position through the tubular frame part and in another the inflator (and a manifold 80') is received within an opening in the frame part.
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