Seat Key Makes Unbuckling Your Child's Car Seat Easier
It doesn't matter if you're an experienced mom or are just starting out we've all had that moment when you attempt to remove the buckle from the car seat of your child and simply can't find enough force to push the release button in red. Seat key is a handy little tool by Namra.
These keys are cylinders making them harder to duplicate than standard keys you purchase from hardware stores. This makes them more secure.
Convenience
It is a hassle to enter your vehicle and find that the previous driver has changed the settings of your seats. This could be due to the backrest height or the power tilt/telescoping setting for the steering column. If your GMC vehicle or SUV is equipped with memory seats, seat key can help you load your preferred seating position automatically upon starting the vehicle, based on the key or remote key fob you use to unlock and start the car.
The namra seat key helps you unbuckle your child's car seats by allowing you to slip it over the release button in red on the harness at any angle that feels comfortable. This baby registry essential is also great for people with long nails or hand problems.
Durability
If you've ever struggled with the buckle of your child's car seat in quick time, you're aware how difficult it can be. It can be difficult to press down the red button enough to unbuckle your harness. The seat key makes this process much simpler. The Key Lab lets you reach the buckle at any angle and apply more force using less force.
There are a myriad of shaft keys available, each having a unique set of characteristics and load bearing capabilities. The size of the key is usually determined by the diameter of the shaft and specified according to various standards, such as BS4235. It is important to be aware that even keys that are large can fail prematurely because of unforeseen loads like bidirectional vibration or acceleration.
A woodruff key (sometimes called a half-moon key) is utilized in applications that are prone to stress and require a higher key seat for transmission of torque. These keys are used in lawn and garden equipment, automobiles and electric motors. They are used in tapered hubs and shafts connections where milling a key seat near the shaft shoulders is difficult.
The sunk key is typically machined from medium-carbon steel and can be adorned with a variety of hardfacing materials to meet the demands of specific application conditions. The tolerance range of the sunk key is between a clearance fit and an interference fit. A clearance fit allows for the key to slide effortlessly over the keyway. However the transition fit or interference fit might require the fitting to be done by hand.