Seat Key Makes Unbuckling Your Child's Car Seat Easier
Whether you're a seasoned mom or just starting out the journey, we've all had that moment when you attempt to remove the buckle from the car seat of your child and you're unable to get enough force to push the release button red. Seat key is a useful tiny tool created by Namra.
These keys are cylinders, making them harder to duplicate than regular keys that you buy from hardware stores. This makes them more secure.
Convenience
There's nothing more annoying than getting into your personal vehicle only to find the seat settings set by the driver that came before you - whether it be the height of the backrest or the power tilt/telescoping of the 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 seating position automatically when you start the vehicle, based upon the key or remote key fob you use to unlock and start the car.
Namra's seat key eases the stress of removing your child's car seat by allowing you to easily slide it over the red button to release the harness at any angle you prefer. This must-have baby registry item is also ideal for people with long fingernails, or other hand conditions.
Durability
You're aware of how difficult it is to unbuckle your child's car seat swiftly. It can take a lot of effort to push down that big red button with enough force to pull the harness free. The Key Lab was designed to ease this process and allows you to reach the buckle from any angle and apply more force while using less strength.
There are many different shaft keys available, with each having a unique set of characteristics and load-bearing capacities. The size of a key is usually determined by the diameter of the shaft, and is determined based on various standards such as BS 4235. It is important to remember that even oversized key can fail prematurely because of unforeseen forces like bidirectional vibration or acceleration.
A woodruff key (sometimes called a half moon key) is utilized in applications prone to stress that require a larger key seat to facilitate torque transmission. Keys are used in lawn and gardening equipment, automobiles, and electric motors. They are also used in hub connectors with tapered shafts when milling a key-seat near the shaft shoulder is a challenge.
The sunk key is made of a steel with a medium carbon, and dressed with different materials for hardfacing, based on the use. The sunk-key's tolerance is between a transition and an interference fit. A clearance fit allows for the key to slide effortlessly over the keyway. However an ad-hoc transition fit or interference fit might require some fitting by hand.