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32 listings available
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
AED 800,000
Dubai
AED 585,000
Dubai
AED 11
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Dubai
Thirty-two cranes are listed for sale in Dubai today, offered by 10 suppliers. None of the 10 is verified at the moment, so check the seller's trade licence and the machine's papers before committing. Mobile cranes make up 15 of the listings, 4×4 cranes 11, crawler cranes 5 and truck cranes 1.
Buyers deal with the seller directly by the phone or WhatsApp number on each listing, and EquipmentsFinder charges nothing and takes no commission. The same category across all emirates is on the UAE crane page, and a crane needed for a single lift can be hired from the crane rental page.
Browse the grid, open a listing and read the year, brand, specification and photographs. Fourteen of the 32 Dubai cranes show an asking price; the rest are quoted when the seller is contacted.
EquipmentsFinder does not hold deposits or take part in the negotiation. The purchase, the inspection and the handover are arranged between buyer and seller. The Dubai hub shows what else is on sale in the emirate.
The largest group in Dubai, with 15 mobile cranes listed. These are telescopic-boom cranes on a wheeled carrier that move between sites under their own power, a good fit for steel erection, precast placing and plant installation. Kato is the leading brand among the Dubai listings with 8 units.
Heavier road-going machines with off-road axles. Dubai has no separate all-terrain category, so the 4×4 listings below are the closest match; read the carrier description on a listing to see how it is built.
One truck crane is listed in Dubai. A boom on a commercial truck chassis travels at road speed and needs no low-loader, which suits delivery lifting.
Eleven 4×4 cranes are on the list. Short wheelbase, big tyres and four-wheel steer make them practical in sand, yards and tight compounds in industrial areas such as Jebel Ali and Dubai Investments Park.
Five crawler cranes are listed, with Kobelco among the brands. Tracks spread the load and allow travel with a suspended load, which suits piling and long-duration lifts. Moving one between sites needs a trailer.
None of these is listed in Dubai today. Ask suppliers directly, or post a request, if one of these is the crane required.
Headline tonnage is not the number that decides a lift. Take the heaviest load including hook block and slings, the radius from the crane centre to where the load is set down and the height needed, then read the manufacturer's load chart for that boom length. A crane rated at a high capacity may lift only a small fraction of it at long radius.
For regular work, buy for the heaviest routine lift at its usual radius and hire a larger crane for the rare exception. A lift plan is required for crane work on construction sites.
Building contractors working on towers and podiums buy mobile and crawler cranes for structure and precast. Port and logistics operators near Jebel Ali use rough-terrain and truck cranes for project cargo. Crane hire firms add units to their fleets, and workshops in Al Quoz and Ras Al Khor buy smaller machines for plant maintenance.
Fourteen Dubai listings show an asking price. The typical figure is around AED 700,000 and the highest is AED 2,100,000.
Build year and hours explain most of the gap. Listed years include 1994, 2001, 2020 and 2025. Prices normally exclude VAT, transport and load testing, which should each be confirmed with the seller.
All 32 cranes are in Dubai. Brands on the list besides Kato are Sany with 5 listings, XCMG, Kobelco and Tadano with 3 each, and Sumitomo, Hitachi and Terex with 2 each.
If the right size is not here, the Sharjah crane page and the Abu Dhabi crane page show stock in neighbouring emirates, and a purchase request reaches suppliers across the country.
If the capacity or boom length needed is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the lift details and budget. Suppliers reply directly, and posting is free for the buyer.
Fourteen of the 32 Dubai cranes show an asking price. The typical figure is around AED 700,000, and the highest is AED 2,100,000. Capacity, age, hours and brand drive the spread. Prices usually exclude VAT, delivery and load testing, and sellers without a published price quote on request.
Match the type to the work: a mobile crane for general construction lifts, a 4×4 for sand and enclosed yards, a crawler for piling and long lifts, a truck crane for frequent moves. Size it from the load chart at the working radius rather than the maximum rating on the badge.
Most Dubai stock is used, and listed years run from 1994 to 2025. A used crane suits a contractor who has the hours, inspection history and load-test records in hand. New suits a long contract that needs warranty and current safety systems.
Yes, and it is normal to do so. Take a crane engineer or experienced operator to the seller's yard. Check boom sections, slew ring, outrigger cylinders, hoist ropes and the load moment indicator, and ask to see a test lift.
Expect a sale invoice, the seller's trade licence copy and the machine's ownership papers. If the crane is road-registered, the seller can explain the registration transfer. Match the chassis number to the papers before paying.
Kato has 8 listings, Sany 5, and XCMG, Kobelco and Tadano 3 each. Sumitomo, Hitachi and Terex have 2 each. Japanese names dominate the older mobile stock, while newer units come from Chinese makers.