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Seatbelt Anchor Tubes Bent to the Print

High-precision bending of steel anchor tubes for seatbelt and EV hardware - S-crank geometry checked against drawing C00327905 at the bench.

Key Specifications

Materials
Steel tube and rod stock

Key Features

  • S-crank offsets route around trim
  • Tube wall stays round through bends
  • Numbered print governs every angle
  • Automotive safety-part discipline
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Why Do Safety Parts Need Numbered Prints?

Short answer: Traceability saves lives. This video shows steel anchor tubes bent into S-crank seatbelt anchors - every part checked against its numbered drawing so the geometry matches the certified design exactly.

What the Video Demonstrates

StepOperationResult
1Tube at the jigBend start
2Double crankS formed
3Numbered print checkCertified match
4Hand checkBatch verified

Key Applications

  • Seatbelt anchor and guide rods
  • EV restraint system hardware
  • Motorcycle luggage frame parts

Why S-Crank for Anchors

Straight rodS-crank (shown)
Fights trim panelsRoutes around them
Poor mount angleLoads pull true

FAQ

Do you keep dimensional records? Yes - reports per part number with each batch.

Can tubes be end-formed too? End swaging and cutting run in-house.

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