Patents Assigned to Robert C. Fisher
  • Patent number: 4103933
    Abstract: An anchor plate is made from a strip of metal of narrow width having a bend in the center, a cylindrical aperture in one end and a D-shaped aperture in the opposite end. The cloth belt has one side folded over the central portion and the other side folded over the folded side portion providing three thicknesses of reduced width which extends through the D-shaped aperture with the end spread out and stitched to the adjacent main body portion of the belt. The end extending beyond the cylindrical aperture has offset areas which interlock with a plate on the floor to limit the angular movement of the anchor plate.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 31, 1977
    Date of Patent: August 1, 1978
    Assignee: Robert C. Fisher
    Inventors: Robert C. Fisher, Cecil A. Collins
  • Patent number: 4060260
    Abstract: The disclosure relates to a seat belt control system for a two-door vehicle having a folding front seat. As the front seat is folded forward, an arm mounted along the side of the back of the seat raises the shoulder strap out of the entrant's way, thus providing unobstructed access to the rear seat of the vehicle.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 14, 1976
    Date of Patent: November 29, 1977
    Assignee: Robert C. Fisher
    Inventor: Cecil A. Collins
  • Patent number: 4034931
    Abstract: An automatic locking seat belt retractor is disclosed. The seat belt is wound on a spring-actuated spool which exerts a constant belt retracting force on the belt while allowing it to be protracted manually off the spool. A mechanism is provided for locking the belt against protraction at any desired degree of extension by locking the spool against unwinding rotation. The locking mechanism operates in response to a limited retracting movement of the spool and consists of a pawl and ratchet normally biased to an engaging position to prevent unwinding rotation of the spool. An indexing finger is attached to the pawl and a grooved plate is attached to the spool. The free end of the indexing finger is in contact with the grooved plate, the grooves thereon indexing the finger to a desired position according to the protracted or retracted condition of the belt. The position of the pawl is controlled relative to the ratchet in accordance with the position of the indexing finger on the grooved plate.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 12, 1976
    Date of Patent: July 12, 1977
    Assignee: Robert C. Fisher
    Inventors: Robert C. Fisher, Cecil A. Collins