"Seat Components" refer to the individual elements that make up a seat, used across various industries such as automotive, aerospace, and defense. The key components of a seat can be defined as follows:

Key Components of Seat Assembly
Frame – The structural skeleton of the seat, made from metal or composite materials.
Cushion – Provides seating comfort using materials like foam, gel, or memory foam.
Seat Cover – The outer finishing layer, made from leather, fabric, or synthetic materials.
Reclining Mechanism – A mechanical or electric system that adjusts the seat’s angle.
Slide Rail – A guide rail system that enables forward and backward seat movement.
Headrest – A cushioned support for the head and neck.
Armrest – A support for resting arms comfortably.
Safety Features – Includes seat belts, airbags, and impact-absorbing components.
Heating & Cooling System – Temperature control features such as heating elements and ventilation.
Electronic Control Module (ECM) – Controls various electric seat functions, including memory settings and automatic adjustments.
Additional Considerations
Defense Seats – Incorporation of impact absorption and ballistic protection.
Aircraft Seats – Use of lightweight materials and emergency evacuation features.
Automotive Seats – Ergonomic design and compliance with crash safety standards.