Air Bag Defects - Welcome

When properly designed, air bags can be useful safety devices. Unfortunately, many air bag systems were poorly designed, resulting in numerous known air bag defects which in turn have resulted in thousands of serious air bag injuries. Defectively designed air bags are known to cause brain hemorrhages, burst hearts, severed brain stems, spinal injury, broken necks, blindings, TMJ syndrome, facial bone fractures, upper extremity injuries and disfigurement. These injuries have killed and paralyzed unsuspecting adults and children in collisions in which no one would have been injured in if the air bag didn't deploy.

Some Other Known Air Bag Defects :

• Failure to Deploy
• Air Bags Without Tethers
• Inferior Algorithims
• Venting and Folding Defect
• Failure to Incorporate Technology
• Use of Cheap Sensors