3 meter ribbon webbing Three point seat belt simple school bus new standard safety belts

Specification
Type:Safety Belt
Material:Polyester
Point Type:3 Points
Product name:automatic retractable 3 point car safety seat belt
Main material:Polyester 45#steal ABS
Webbing material:polyester
Webbing size:48mm
Total length:3 meters
Application: most car,school bus or other vehicles, buses, buses, RVs, entertainment equipment and other installation.
Features:have passed the E mark certification, the tensile strength is more than one ton, and the 10N locking force is 60N.
Type:Adult car seat belt three points
Customized:available
Color: black,gray
Thickness: 1.2mm
Material: 45# steel heat treatment + ABS new plastic +100% polyester wire
Note:This seat belt is universal.Suitable for installation of various medium and large passenger vehicles

The car bus safety belt is the most effective passive safety device, especially in the accident of a front collision. When your body momentarily exerts a strong force on the seatbelt, the seatbelt will be automatically locked, and your body will not be shaken. To the front file. Slightly advanced cars have automatic pre-tensioning devices. When a sufficiently large deceleration is detected, the seat belts will be automatically pre-tensioned and it will be more effective to advance the body you are rushing forward.

One very important reason is - airbags. Explain the principle of the airbag first, it is mainly through the ignition and explosion, and instantly generate a large amount of gas to prop up the airbag, then buffer and protect your body. Some friends may not know that the airbag is used with a seatbelt. If you don't fasten your safety belt, nothing can hold your body. In the process of your forward punch, the airbag will explode instantly and then expand backward. It is equivalent to a positive collision between your face and explosive gas, which can easily cause damage. Of course, it is the manufacturer's stipulation that the sensing device of the airbag must detect a certain amount of deceleration before it triggers an explosion, such as a deceleration of 30 km per hour to zero instantaneously. However, in some cases, only a dozen kilometers per hour can still happen when the crash of the airbags occurs. Therefore, there is still some danger in not sending seat belts at this time.