Seat Belt convincer
Experience how
the seat belt works
The seat belt convincer / car crash simulator helps drivers understand the importance of wearing a seat belt while driving.
Those who take part in the simulation experience how powerful a collision with a stationary barrier can be at a speed of around 12 km/h.
A more natural English version for promotional or informational text would be:
The seat belt convincer / crash simulator helps drivers realize the importance of wearing a seat belt while driving.
Participants in the simulation experience just how strong an impact can be when colliding with a stationary barrier at a speed of around 12 km/h.
SEAT BELT CONVINCER
Key features
Easy to use
The seat locks into place, and is released using a lever.
Fully manual
No power supply is required. The lightweight design of the simulation device makes it easy to operate manually and without effort.
Low speed
A speed of 12 km/h is low and safe, yet still provides enough impact to demonstrate the importance of wearing a seat belt.
What do you get?
A tool that raises awareness of the importance of wearing a seat belt in a vehicle.
A way to demonstrate the forces acting on the human body and transported objects.
A useful aid during road safety lectures and presentations.
An image for your company or institution as one that promotes safe driving.
What do course participants gain?
They experience a simulated “car crash” in a safe environment, gaining an understanding of how the body reacts.
They develop awareness of the need to wear seat belts and of the forces acting on objects held in the hands or left unsecured.
They understand that increasing speed leads to more serious consequences during a sudden stop.
They gain awareness of the dangers caused by sudden stopping.
Product advantages
Car seat with an integrated seat belt.
Easy to transport, assemble, and disassemble. Lightweight construction.
Option to order the product with a custom trailer.
The track is made with specially designed trolleys hidden inside the internal profile.
