A vehicle seat device includes a seat cushion having a cushion front side and cushion rear side both running in the transverse direction of the seat device. The device also includes a seat back having two backrest edge sides opposite each other and each running in the transverse direction of the seat device. The seat back is arrangeable on the cushion front and rear sides of the seat cushion in order to change a seat direction. The seat back is mounted so as to be rotatable by at least 180° around a transverse axis in order to change the seat direction. At least one headrest unit is arranged on the seat back in a displaceable manner in such a way that it can be displaced beyond the backrest edge side facing away from the seat cushion in each case and can be displaced back under this backrest edge side.

The present disclosure relates to an armrest for car seats including a connection bracket coupled to a car seat, a rest body connected to the connection bracket so as to be turnable about a fourth axis of rotation, a third cam connected to the rest body so as to be turnable about the fourth axis of rotation, a gas cylinder connected to the third cam, the gas cylinder being configured to be extended and contracted in a longitudinal direction, and a manipulation button installed at the rest body, the manipulation button being configured to manipulate the gas cylinder.

A wheel loader representing a work vehicle includes an operator's seat, a console, and an armrest. The console includes an operation portion. The console is provided lateral to the operator's seat. The armrest includes an upper surface. The armrest is provided lateral to the operator's seat and in the rear of the operation portion. The armrest operates independently of the console such that a rear end of the upper surface is laterally displaced in a top view.

An arm rest assembly and aircraft passenger seat including the same. The arm rest includes a friction mechanism for resisting abrupt rotational movements of the arm rest. A rotationally fixed frame member defining a rotational axis and receives a rotational member of the arm rest configured to rotate around the rotational axis. A groove formed in an outer circumferential surface of the rotational member seats a O-ring disposed between the groove and an inner circumferential surface of the frame member. Tolerance between the frame member and arm rest is such that the O-ring is held in the groove in a compressed state and frictionally engagement each of the rotational member and the frame member.

A vehicle seat includes a seat base and a seat back which together define a first outboard seating section, a second outboard seating section, and a center seating section. A center seat back of the center seating section is defined by a service door and a removable panel provided beneath the service door in a height direction of the vehicle seat. The service door is connected to one of the seat base and the seat back at a first hinged connection. The center seat back is configured to have a fold down, service position where the service door pivoted at the first hinged connection is located above the seat base to provide access to an area rearward the seat back in a front-rear direction of the vehicle seat. The service door is prevented from moving to the fold down, service position with the panel located beneath the service door.

An armrest arrangement having an armrest structure supported in a pivotably movable manner relative to a fixed carrier structure and having an inclination adjustment device which has at least one rotationally movably supported adjustment element which can be displaced along a fixed guide path. The armrest arrangement has an actuation device for activating the inclination adjustment device which is operationally connected to a mechanical coupling in order to release or to block the adjustment element for a rotational movement. A mechanical forced control device which switches an activation of the coupling by the actuation device for a limited inclination angle range of the armrest structure relative to the carrier structure without effect is associated with the coupling.

A side facing seat includes a seat back element and a moveable seat base element disposed below the seat back element. The moveable seat base element is moveable at least between a stored position and a seating position. Movement of the moveable seat base element is controlled by an activation element that is configured to engage with a locking mechanism such that the locking mechanism is able to lock the moveable seat base element in the stored position or the seating position.

An armrest assembly for a vehicle seat may have at least one rest element and a support element which is connected to the rest element. The rest element may be adjustable relative to the support element between at least one resting position, one stowage position and/or a plurality of comfort positions. At least one first adjustment unit may be provided and configured to hold the rest element so as to be movable in at least two degrees of freedom in each assumable and/or assumed position on the support element. A seat having the armrest assembly is also provided.

The present disclosure relates to an armrest tilting device provided on a seat and capable of tilting and adjusting an armrest capable of supporting a user’s arm. The armrest tilting device includes: a shaft which is installed on a seat and has one end installed on an armrest in such a way as to be relatively rotated; a housing which is fastened to the armrest and supports the shaft in the state where the shaft is installed on the armrest; a bracket which is fastened and fixed to the shaft; a ratchet which is rotatably fastened to a hinge member fastened to the bracket; a sector gear portion which is fastened to and rotates together with the armrest and is engaged with the ratchet; a guide plate which is provided on the sector gear portion and where the ratchet moves in one area while being separated from the sector gear portion; and an elastic member which applies an elastic force such that ratchet gear teeth formed on the ratchet are meshed with sector gear teeth formed on the sector gear portion.

An automotive seat has a self-folding armrest to facilitate automated and complete folding of the armrest upon folding the seat. As such, at least one armrest is pivotally coupled to one side of the backrest, wherein the at least one armrest has a bottom surface. The seat comprises at least one guiding member adapted to be coupled to each side of a seat bottom where there is an armrest. The guiding member comprises an upper surface, such that folding of the backrest towards the seat bottom results in sliding of the bottom surface of the armrest over the upper surface of the guiding member. This facilitates automated folding of the armrest with respect to the backrest, without requiring any additional mechanism, and restricting contact of the armrest with a floor of the vehicle.