190 m ARS rescue kit
A documented tower-crane rescue configuration with an ARS rescue kit assembled by American Rescue and Safety.
Source quotation describes this configuration as ANSI/EN StandardCanadian work-at-height equipment brokerage
Rope access, fall protection and rescue equipment for the teams that cannot compromise. Tell us the site, the height and the job—we’ll help you build a quote-ready package.
01 / Source for the job
A brokerage should start with the work, not a generic cart. Explore the environments we support, then request a package configured around your requirements.
Work-at-height, inspection, access and project rescue configurations for active sites and crews.
See industrial equipmentRope-access components, fall-protection essentials and backup-line equipment for vertical work.
See high-rise equipmentRope, connection and helmet categories for outdoor retail conversations and purpose-specific sourcing.
See outdoor categoriesRope rescue, evacuation and patient-handling components for municipal, industrial and rescue teams.
See rescue equipment02 / Documented configurations
Every recommendation begins with the application. These are examples of documented equipment and configuration details available through the supplied material—not a promise of a one-size-fits-all kit.
A documented tower-crane rescue configuration with an ARS rescue kit assembled by American Rescue and Safety.
Source quotation describes this configuration as ANSI/EN StandardTrango carabiners are listed in the supplied rescue-kit quotation at 24 kN or above.
Trango / made in Korea in source quotationDocumented as a backup, high-angle transportation line in the supplied rescue-kit quotation.
Length and diameter vary by configurationTexora 50 kN heat- and cut-resistant slings and Trango 22 kN slings are both documented options.
Select to site plan and applicationOpen-plate rescue pulleys with 360-degree swivel, multi-purpose descenders and rope grabs appear in the supplied equipment materials.
Quote a complete working system03 / A more useful quote
Bring your work scope, crew needs, height and timing. We’ll turn the discussion into a clearer equipment request, rather than sending you down a generic catalogue.
Share the operating environment, height, project type, crew size, deadlines and the components you already have.
We help align the request to rope access, fall protection, rescue or PPE categories and source options.
Get a focused discussion around the components, quantities and delivery considerations relevant to your project.
04 / Connected to the work
Vanchain operates as the Canadian sales arm of the ARS Rope Safety network, connecting local buyers with established supplier relationships and rope-safety experience.
A quote-led Canadian point of contact for work-at-height equipment requirements.
Established sourcing relationships support the right product conversation for the application.
The parent network’s experience includes work for organizations such as Aramco, Jacobs and Honeywell.
We help begin the buying conversation with the environment, task and required system components.
Client names are referenced as parent-network experience; they do not imply an endorsement of Vanchain or any current project relationship.
05 / Add-on support
When you need more than equipment, certified training is available through a partner technician. Ask about it when you submit your project or equipment request.
Training is an optional add-on, coordinated separately through the partner technician—not represented as Vanchain’s own certification program.
06 / Quote request
Start with a few details. We’ll follow up to clarify the application and put the right equipment conversation in motion.