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G28 Makes Unbuckling Your Child's Car Seat Easier You may be a new mom or an experienced one, but we've all experienced the moment we try to take our child's car seats and can't seem to get enough force on the release button in the red. Enter seat key, a nifty little tool made by Namra. These keys are cylinders, making them harder to duplicate than regular keys that you purchase at hardware stores. This makes them more secure. Convenience There is nothing more frustrating than getting into your personal vehicle and not having your seat settings from the driver who came before you – whether it's the height of the backrest or the power tilt/telescoping of the steering column settings which are set to something different than what you want. If your GMC truck or SUV has memory seats, the seat key will allow you to load your preferred seating position automatically upon starting the vehicle, based on which key or remote key fob you use to unlock and start the car. The key for the seat makes it easy to unbuckle the car seat of your child by allowing you to slide it over the release button in red on the harness at any angle you feel comfortable. This baby registry essential is also great for anyone with long nails or hand problems. Durability You know how frustrating it is to remove your child's car seats quickly. It takes a lot of effort to push down on that red button to loosen the harness. The seat key makes this procedure much easier. It allows you to reach the buckle from any angle, and also apply more force with less force. There are a myriad of shaft keys that are available, each one having its own set of characteristics and load bearing capabilities. The size of a key is typically determined by its shaft diameter, and specified in accordance with various standards such as BS 4235. It is important to keep in mind that even oversized key can fail prematurely due unforeseen loads such as bidirectional vibration or acceleration. A woodruff key (sometimes called a half-moon) is utilized in applications that are prone to stress and require a higher key seat to allow for torque transmission. Keys like these are used in garden and lawn equipment, automobiles, and electric motors. They are also used for hub connectors with tapered shafts when milling a key seating close to the shaft shoulder is difficult. The sunk key is generally made of medium-carbon steel and can be adorned with various hardfacing materials to meet the demands of specific conditions. The tolerance range of the sunk key is between a clearance fit and an interference fit. A clearance fit allows for the key to slide easily over the keyway. However a transition fit or an interference fit might require the fitting to be done by hand.