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Protecting People PROTECTING PEOPLE 1 References References royal australian royal swedish navy finnish navy u.s.navy uae armed force finnish border guard swedish coast guard australian emercom maritime service navy federal police guardia civil royal new zealand uk ministry of indian navy u.s. coast guard qatar armed forces tactical response group canadian coast guard south african police south african royal dutch navy defence sea recue sea rescue republic of singapore royal norwegian uk royal marines u.s. naval special national air and navy uae presidential german federal coast royal oman police swedish sea rescue german sea rescue navy navy warfare command service of panama guard guard dutch police u.s. southern dominican navy royal saudi navy german navy singapore italian coast guard hong kong police force icelandic coast guard nato command naval diving unit more references on back cover 2 3 The Ullman heritage In 1982 Johan Ullman M.D. served as 80% had back problems. He thought that After three decades Ullman Seats are still the 1:st Surface Attack Flotilla doctor this was not good - nor very fair. the world-leading brand and unsurpassed on board the Swedish destroyer HMS in performance. It is the defacto standard Dr. Ullman started his scientific research Halland. with over 11 000 seats in use, protecting at the Sahlgrenska University Hospital, people in more than 70 countries Examining sailors that had served for 9 department for Occupational Orthopaedics worldwide. months on board the flotilla’s Motor- in Gothenburg, internationally recognised Torpedo boats, he found that more than for research in back trauma and injuries. Operators today face ever increasing challenges, increasing speeds and more He developed measuring methods and determined enemies, so the scientific techniques, pioneering the field of whole- research continues. body impact at sea, as well as analysing the human physiological and motoric The continuous technical development is response to shock and impact. based on scientific evidence and on tight cooperation with end-users, old and new, As Dr. Ullman was already famous for a like the US Navy Seal Teams, New Zealand number of epochal inventions in the field and Australian Navies, Scandinavian of human factors, ergonomics and injury and Middle Eastern Special Forces and prevention, the Swedish Coastguard Coastguards. asked him to create, based on his scientific results, technologies protecting people The Ullman Coat of Arms, dating back to from injuries caused by impact exposure 1685, has now been adopted as the seal at sea. for the Ullman line of products. It covers the front of this booklet. The first organisations to standardise on Dr. Ullman’s seats were the Swedish The motto “Protegam Populus” translates Coastguard, the Swedish Sea Rescue, to “Protecting People”. the Dutch Sea Rescue KNRM and the UK Royal Marines. 5 COMPACT BISCAYA PATROL DAYTONA DAYTONA CREW ECHELON SPORTBACK ECHELON HIGH BACK PAGE 9 PAGE 10 PAGE 11 PAGE 18 PAGE 19 PAGE 14 PAGE 15 SISU FOLD UP BISCAYA BULLDOG STOWAGE BASE ATLANTIC ATLANTIC FOLD UP ATLANTIC CREW ARCTIC PAGE 30 PAGE 30 PAGE 30 PAGE 16 PAGE 20 PAGE 17 PAGE 21 6 7 – THE SPACIOUS SEAT – Compact Ullman Compact seated. The seat is designed Seat gives full impact to fit in limited spaces and protection while allowing on boats where broad aisles the maximum free space in and deck space is crucial. It the cockpit. is the lightest professional FEATURES suspension seat on the The Compact Seat features market. The Compact is in » Full XLT Suspension shorter saddle sides and a service with many agencies lower backrest. With the » 150 mm Vertical Travel world-wide - even on air handle on top, the Compact is droppable boats. » Non-corrosive materials very slender and takes up no more space than the person » Narrow back rest » U-handle » Watertight stowage pouch » Core lateral support 616 JOCKEY SEATS 340 (290 & 390) Weight 19 kg / 41,9 lbs Stroke 150 mm Ullman Jockey seats allow use of both Ullman Semi Active Suspension System Damper UD430 arms and legs to absorb impacts in the synergises with the muscular reflex best possible way. They optimize the protective system. In calm seas the Materials Stainless steel 1130 (1080 & 1180) SS-EN 1.4462, body posture into balanced straddling suspension is soft and comfortable. 750 (700 & 800) Composite, positions - the proven best to withstand In rough seas, it adapts to absorb the Neoprene impact forces - both vertical and lateral. worst impacts. Built to protect people in 371 570 all sea states 9 – THE ORIGINAL – – PREMIUM COMFORT – Biscaya Patrol Ullman Biscaya Seat is the It offers the safest postures Ullman Patrol seat offers Derived from customer no. 1 Suspension Seat in and a suspension optimized exceptional comfort during feedback, the Patrol features the world - the original to synergize with the human long-range missions. a soft and large sitting surface Ullman seat. muscular protection system. which allows you to alter your This hybrid seat allows a wide Safe lateral stabilisation and sitting position during long FEATURES It has a high backrest and variety of sitting positions. The FEATURES lateral shock absorption. transits and patrol missions. long saddle sides supporting Patrol seat is favoured by the » Full XLT Suspension Two handles on the backrest Patrol is the most comfortable » Full XLT Suspension the thighs in varied sitting most demanding users who provide stable support for jockey seat on the out there. » 150 mm Vertical Travel positions. The Biscaya is spend days at a time riding and » 150 mm Vertical Travel the person seated or standing developed for active use in the patrolling the oceans. » Non-corrosive materials behind. » Non-corrosive materials very worst of conditions. » High Backrest » High and Wide Backrest » Core lateral support » Two Large Grab Handles » Two Grab Handles » Core lateral support » Full length cushioning » Soft seat front edge 400 633 400 340 (290 & 390) Weight 22 kg / 48 lbs Weight 20 kg / 44 lbs 340 (290 & 390) Stroke 150 mm Stroke 150 mm Damper UD430 Damper UD430 Materials Stainless steel Materials Stainless steel SS-EN 1.4462, SS-EN 1.4462, 1175 (1125 & 1225) 1205 (1155 & 1255) Marine grade AL-5083, 750 (700 & 800) aluminium, Composite, 750 (700 & 800) Composite, neoprene 371 570 neoprene 371 570 10 11 BOLSTER & BUCKET SEATS The Ullman bolster seats allow the operator to stand The bucket seat is a suspension seat inspired by fully supported and protected from impacts and power boats and F1 racing. Ullman bucket seats interact with the seat. The bolster seats also allow gives full support and protection for crew on board the operator to sit back in a reclined position, while high speed boats where space is limited and light still maintaining the S-shape of the spine. To secure weight is essential. The Ullman bucket seats provide optimal protection in all positions, the Ullman bolster an anatomically optimal seating position with full seats optimizes the different body postures for lateral support. It is a proven platform that has been handling both static and dynamic loads. extensively tested by several elite units and adopted after having exceeded all expectations. 12 – FULLY OPTIMIZED – – THE PERFECT HYBRID – Echelon Echelon The Echelon Sportback the backrest is lower to allow The Echelon High Back between a Jockey - and a Sportback provides the advantages full visibility throughout the has all the features of the Bolster seat. When seated High Back of a full bolster seat with platform. sportback version - plus a back, the front provides lateral minimal space requirements. high backrest, supporting support by stabilising the The flat front facilitates ingress the head. insides of the knees. When FEATURES With uncompromized protective and allows the operator to FEATURES used it in the Jockey-position, » Full 200mm capacity and increased comfort, assume a semi-standing The redesigned Jockey front » Full 200mm the operator has full support 3D-Suspension the Echelon gives the operator position, with maintained shock has a rigid core, covered 3D-Suspension and protection from impacts in full support in all key interface mitigation and support. Also with shock absorbing foam. » Optimised dimensions for all directions. » Optimised dimensions for areas. In this Sportback version, available with jockey-style front. Echelon is the true hybrid easier integration in craft easier integration in craft » Very light weight » Very light weight 690 » Non-corrosive materials » Non-corrosive materials » Low Backrest for » High back rest for head increased visibility. 598 support » Flat or Jockey Style front » Flat or Jockey Style front » Optional grab handles, » Optional grab handles, armrests and footres armrests and footres. 1490 1190 Weight 36 kg/79 lbs Weight 37 kg/80 lbs Stroke 200 mm Stroke 200 mm 700 700 Damper UD530 Damper UD530 Materials Composite / Materials Stainless steel Stainless Steel, SS-EN 1.4462, HD Upholstery AL-5083, 426 447 426 447 Composite, 483 HD Upholstery 14 483 15 – THE CLASS LEADER – – PROFESSIONAL PROTECTION – Atlantic Atlantic Allow your body to work the seat do all the work. To The safety of all with more seat to protect their at its full potential at all secure optimal protection in passengers on board high- most valuable assets - the Crew times, in all positions. all positions, the Atlantic seat speed boats is our main workforce. optimises the different body focus. In the Atlantic Seat, you can It is popular in the wind farm postures for handling both FEATURES stand fully supported and The Atlantic Crew has the and offshore industry, where FEATURES static and dynamic loads. It shock-protected in a straddle same size and shape as the strict legislation requires the » Twin UD530 Adjustable is designed for both open » Twin UD530 position and interact with the Atlantic seat. Slightly lighter best proven shock mitigation.
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