Seat Key Makes Unbuckling Your Child's Car Seat Easier
Whether you're a seasoned mom or just beginning your journey, most of us have experienced the moment when you try to unbuckle your child's car seat and simply can't find enough force to push the release button red. Enter seat key, a nifty little tool from namra.
These keys are cylinders which makes them harder to duplicate than the regular keys that you purchase at hardware stores. This makes them more secure.
Convenience
There is nothing more frustrating than stepping into your own vehicle and finding your seat settings from the driver who came before you - be it the backrest's height or the power tilt/telescoping steering column settings - set to something other than what you prefer. If your GMC truck or SUV is equipped with memory seats, the seat key can help you select your preferred seat position automatically when you start the vehicle, based on which key or remote key fob you use to unlock and start the car.
The namra seat key allows you to easily unbuckle your child's car seat by allowing you to slip it over the red release button on the harness at any angle that is comfortable. This must-have for baby registry is also perfect for anyone with long fingernails, or other hand issues.
Durability
It can be a nightmare is to take your child's car seat quickly. G28 can be a challenge to press down the big red button hard enough to remove your harness. The seat key is designed to ease this process and allows you to reach the buckle from any angle, and to apply more force using less strength.
There are a variety of shaft keys available, with each having a unique set of characteristics and load bearing capabilities. The size of a key is usually determined by the diameter of the shaft and is based on different standards such as BS 4235. It is crucial to remember that even oversized key can fail prematurely due to unforeseen loads such as bidirectional vibration or acceleration.
The woodruff key, also referred to as a half moon or half moon-shaped key, is used for applications that are prone to stress and require a larger seat of the key to transmit torque. They are used in lawn and garden equipment as well as automobiles, pumps, and electric motors. They are also used in tapered shafts/hub connections where milling a key seat near the shoulder of the shaft would be difficult.
The sunk key is generally made of medium-carbon steel and can be outfitted with different hardfacing materials to meet the demands of specific applications. The sunk key's tolerance range is between the clearance fit and the interference fit. A clearance fit allows the key to slide over the keyway, whereas a transition or interference fit requires some hand-fitting of both the key and keyway.