Seat Key Makes Unbuckling Your Child's Car Seat Easier
If you're a veteran mom or just beginning your journey, most of us have experienced the moment when you try to loosen the buckle of your child's car seat but just can't get enough force to push the red release button. Enter the seat key, a handy tiny tool from Namra.
Different from the standard keys you can buy at hardware stores, these are round and are more difficult to duplicate. This makes them more secure.
Convenience
There's nothing more annoying than getting into your personal vehicle and having the seat settings of the driver that came before you - be it the height of the backrest or the power tilt/telescoping steering column settings which are set to something different than what you prefer. If your GMC truck or SUV has memory seats, a seat key can assist you in loading your preferred seat position automatically when you start the vehicle, based on the key or remote key fob you use to unlock and start the car.
The seat key of namra eases the stress of removing your child's car seat, by allowing you to slip it over the red release button for harness from any angle you like. The KeyLab is also perfect for anyone with long nails or hand problems.
Durability
It can be a nightmare is to take your child's car seat quickly. It can take quite a bit of effort to press down that big red button with enough force to loosen the harness. The seat key was designed to facilitate this process, allowing you to reach the buckle from any angle and to apply more force with less force.
There are a variety of shaft keys, each having its own set of characteristics and capacity to bear loads. The size of a key is typically determined by its diameter of the shaft and is determined according to various standards like BS 4235. It is important to keep in mind that even a key that is too big can fail prematurely because of unforeseen loads such as bidirectional acceleration or vibration.
A woodruff key (sometimes called a half-moon key) is used in applications prone to stress that require a deeper key seat for transmission of 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 constructed from a medium carbon steel and then dressed with various materials for hardfacing, based on the purpose. The sunk-key's tolerance range lies between a clearance and an interference fit. A clearance fit permits keys to slide easily over the keyway. However, a transition fit or interference fit may require the fitting to be done by hand.