Head restraint height definition

Head restraint height means the distance from the R-point, measured parallel to the torso line to the effective top (IP) of the head restraint on a plane normal to the torso line.
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Head restraint height means the distance from the [H-point][R-point][H-point or R-point]R-point, measured parallel to the torso reference linetorso line to the top of the head restraint on a plane normal to the torso reference linetorso line.
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Head restraint height means the distance from the [H-point][R-point][H-point or R-point]R-point, measured parallel to the torso reference linetorso line to the top of the head restraint on a plane normal to the torso reference linetorso line.
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Related to Head restraint height

  • Mechanical restraint means any device or object used to limit a student’s movement.

  • Prone restraint means a restraint in which a student is held face down on the floor.

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