I want to buy some of the fittings that go into the runners shown in the attached picture. They are used in buses etc to lock seats into position. Any idea what they are called?

runners

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i think thats big enough

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Originally posted by MK9R
i think thats big enough

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I call them Anchor or anchorage points.
I saw them in one of my suppliers catalogues recently, I'll let you know who it is when i remember

Might be worth sending a u2u to Mr Whippy to make sure he's seen this thread. He used to be a bus driver so I'm sure he'll know or be able to find out.

This place makes it, no idea if they supply small amounts for sensible money.

http://www.koller.co.uk/rail/surface_rail.php

and the fixings
http://www.koller.co.uk/removable_seat_fixings/t_bolt.php


[Edited on 13/1/10 by iank]

something tracking...

bus seat tracking?

theres mention of it in the IVA manual, but from a quick look they call it 'low level tracking' in the seat belt anchorages bit

Here...
My supplier is called Load-lok

http://www.load-lok.com/catalog/en_cargo_lashings.pdf#page=10

page 17

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Originally posted by iank
This place makes it, no idea if they supply small amounts for sensible money.

http://www.koller.co.uk/rail/surface_rail.php

and the fixings
http://www.koller.co.uk/removable_seat_fixings/t_bolt.php


[Edited on 13/1/10 by iank]

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Thats what're used in the back of Police vans if it helps.

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Originally posted by mistergrumpy
Thats what're used in the back of Police vans if it helps.

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Another UK company here

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how do you know that?

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Originally posted by mistergrumpy

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how do you know that?

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I still have the imprint in the side of my head

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