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Types of Car Airbags

Side Airbag- One of the most common safety features in a vehicle is a side airbag. It is a large inflatable device that protects the head and torso inside crashes. Inflating and deploying a side airbag is often faster than frontal airbags, making it a valuable component in car safety.

Side Curtain Airbag- A side curtain airbag is a type of airbag that is designed to protect the occupant's head and torso in the event of a side impact or rollover. It is located in the roof of the vehicle and deploys downward, covering the windows and pillars.

Front Airbag- Car front airbags are inflatable safety devices that are designed to protect the driver and front passenger in the event of a frontal collision. They are located in the steering wheel and dashboard, and deploy within milliseconds of an impact, providing a cushion of protection for the occupants' heads and chests.

Knee Airbag- Knee airbags are inflatable cushions that are designed to protect the driver's and/or front passenger's knees and lower legs in the event of a frontal collision. They are located under the dashboard and deploy within milliseconds of an impact, providing a cushion of protection for the occupant's knees and lower legs.

Inflatable Seat Belt- An inflatable seat belt is a type of seat belt that contains a small airbag that deploys in the event of a collision. The airbag inflates within milliseconds of an impact, providing additional protection for the occupant's torso.

SRS Seat Belt Pretensioners- Car seat belt pretensioners are devices that are designed to tighten the seat belt in the event of a collision, before the occupant has a chance to move forward. They are typically located at the base of the seat belt and are activated by a sensor that detects the impact of a collision.

Airbag Clock Spring- An airbag clock spring, also known as a spiral cable or rotary coupler, is a device that allows the steering wheel to rotate while maintaining the electrical connections to the driver's airbag, horn, and other steering wheel-mounted controls. It is located in the steering column, usually under the steering wheel.

Airbag Diagnostic Module- An Airbag Diagnostic Module (ADM), also known as a Sensor Diagnostic Unit (SDU) or Airbag Electronic Crash unit (ECU), is a critical safety device in modern vehicles. It is responsible for detecting collisions and deploying the airbags at the right time.

Knee Bolster Airbags- A knee bolster airbag is an inflatable safety device that is designed to protect the driver's knees and lower legs in the event of a frontal collision. It is located under the dashboard and deploys within milliseconds of an impact, providing a cushion of protection for the driver's knees and lower legs.

Passenger Dash Airbag- A passenger dash airbag is an inflatable cushion that is designed to protect the front passenger in the event of a frontal collision. The airbag is located in the dashboard and deploys within milliseconds of an impact, providing a cushion of protection for the passenger's head and upper body.

Seat Airbags- Seat airbags, also known as seat-mounted airbags, are safety devices integrated into the sides of vehicle seats. These airbags are designed to deploy during side-impact collisions or rollovers. They serve as an additional layer of protection for occupants, preventing them from colliding with the vehicle's interior or each other.

Curtain Airbags- Curtain airbags, also referred to as side-curtain airbags or roof-mounted airbags, are safety features installed along the roofline of a vehicle's interior, typically above the windows. These airbags deploy downward, covering the windows to create a protective curtain during a side-impact collision or rollover.

Steering Wheel Airbag- A steering wheel airbag is an inflatable safety device that is designed to protect the driver's head and chest in the event of a frontal collision. It is located in the center of the steering wheel and deploys within milliseconds of an impact, providing a cushion of protection for the driver.

Airbag Control Modules- An airbag control module (ACM), also known as an airbag sensor diagnostic unit (ASDU) or airbag electronic crash unit (ECU), is a critical safety device in modern vehicles. It is responsible for detecting collisions and deploying the airbags at the right time.