Expanded From Rotary: Professional Arborist Gear
Rotary offers a comprehensive line-up of professional-grade arborist supplies and tree climbing gear for 2026, including hundreds of guaranteed-quality products. The expanded line features climbing ropes, rigging hardware, and safety equipment from leading manufacturers including Buckingham, CMI, Kask, Kong USA, Pelican Rope and U.S. Rigging Supply, delivering reliable performance and safety for demanding arborist applications.
The 2026 collection also introduces more than 75 new products such as rigging rope, sling rope, glide rope and climbing rope from Notch, Samson, Sterling, Rope Logic and Teufelberger. Additional new items are rigging blocks, speed line kits, climber pulleys, handsaws, loppers and pruning shears.
Rotary’s extensive selection covers virtually every need of today’s tree care professionals, with products such as flip lines, lanyards, ascenders, descenders, snap hooks, rope grabs, clamps and pulleys. Plus steel and aluminum carabiners, climbing spikes and a full range of safety gear featuring shock-absorbing helmets, face visors, earmuffs, saddles, harness kits and climbers. All supplies and parts are backed by an exclusive parts warranty that ensures quality and performance.
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