ARA Safety Inc

ARA Safety Inc., now known as ERA Safety Solutions Inc., is a company that has specialized in producing safety equipment, particularly focusing on fire suppression technologies. Founded in Canada, ARA Safety made its mark by developing innovative products that use advanced technology to enhance safety measures in various environments, including residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

One of the company's hallmark products has been the FIT-5 (Fire Interruption Technology), a fire suppression device designed to tackle fires swiftly and effectively without the need for traditional water-based systems. This product is particularly notable for its ease of use and ability to be deployed in confined spaces where traditional firefighting methods may be impractical.

ARA Safety’s mission has focused on providing high-quality, reliable, and user-friendly safety solutions that aim to protect lives and property. The company’s product line has seen applications in numerous sectors, including emergency services, military, transportation, and even niche markets like underground mining.

In its journey, ARA Safety has garnered various accolades and certifications that underline the effectiveness and reliability of its products. The company has emphasized innovation and research, continually evolving its product lines to meet modern safety demands.

If you need detailed information about their latest offerings and current operations, it's always good to check their official website or reach out directly to the company, as details and focus areas may have evolved over time.

1-888-955-8883
www.arasafety.com

Products

Fire Interruption Technology (FIT-5 and FIT M-5) - Safe and highly effective powdered aerosol fire knockdown tools.

Vancouver Canada

1295 Johnston ST
Vancouver BC V6H3R9
Canada

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