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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
9 listings available
Sharjah
AED 32,000
Sharjah
AED 15,000
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
AED 28,000
Nine aerial platforms are listed for sale in Sharjah today, offered by 5 suppliers. None of the 5 is verified at the moment, so confirm the seller's trade licence and the machine's papers before committing. Boom lifts account for 4 of the listings, spider lifts for 3, and manlifts and scissor lifts for 1 each.
Sharjah is a trading point for used access equipment, so the stock includes older machines from yards as well as units a contractor no longer needs. The same category across the emirates is on the UAE aerial platform page, and the Dubai aerial platform page shows what is on offer next door. A lift needed for one shutdown or fit-out is often cheaper to hire.
Open a listing to see photos, brand, model year and the seller's phone and WhatsApp numbers. Three of the nine Sharjah platforms show an asking price; the rest are quoted when the seller is contacted. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing, takes no commission and does not hold deposits.
The inspection, the price and the handover are agreed with the seller. Ask for a delivered figure, because a lift on a truck bed or trailer is a transport job, and confirm whether VAT is included.
Four boom lifts are listed. An articulating or telescopic arm lets the basket reach over obstacles or out to a distant facade, which suits steelwork, signage, warehouse maintenance and work around pipe racks in the industrial areas.
Three spider lifts are on the list. These are compact tracked units on outriggers that get through doors and across finished floors, so they fit atriums, malls and tight service yards.
One manlift and one scissor lift are listed. A scissor lift rises straight up with a large platform and suits ceiling, ductwork and cladding jobs where the work is directly overhead. Vertical mast lifts are not listed in Sharjah today.
Working height is the platform height plus the operator's reach, not the platform height alone. Measure the highest point of the job, add a margin, and check the lift's outreach if the work is not directly above where the base can stand.
Capacity is the safe working load on the platform, covering people, tools and materials together. Two operators with a toolbox and panels can use most of a small lift's rating. For outdoor work, check the wind limit and the ground: a lift on soft sand or a sloped yard needs outrigger pads or firm hardstanding.
Electric, battery-powered models are quiet, produce no exhaust and are the usual choice indoors and on finished floors. Diesel models have the ground clearance, drive power and fuel range for rough yards and open sites. A listing states the power type; if it does not, ask. Brands in Sharjah today include JLG with 3 listings and Genie with 2.
Model years named on the Sharjah listings include 2002 and 2014, so some machines are well used. Age alone says little. Ask for the hour meter reading, the service record and the last statutory inspection certificate, then cycle the boom through its full range with a mechanic watching. Look at hydraulic hoses and cylinders for seepage, check the platform controls and the emergency lowering, and test the tilt and overload sensors. Tyre wear and battery condition are common cost items on older units.
Only 3 of the 9 listings show an asking price, which is not enough to quote a range honestly. Each seller sets the price, and it depends on working height, power type, age and hours. Ask for a written quote that says whether VAT, delivery and any inspection are included. A purchase request lets sellers come back with offers for a specified height and budget.
All nine listings are in Sharjah city, close to the industrial areas where yards and dealers hold their stock. Ask the seller for the exact yard and book a time to see the machine run. If nothing here fits, the Abu Dhabi aerial platform page shows stock in another emirate.
If the working height or type needed is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the job, height and budget. Suppliers reply directly, and posting is free for the buyer.
Only 3 of the 9 Sharjah listings show a price, so there is no reliable range to quote. Working height, power type, age and hours drive the figure, and each seller sets it. Ask for a written quote that states VAT, delivery and any inspection costs, and compare at least two machines of similar height.
Choose the type from the access problem: a scissor lift for straight overhead work, a boom lift for reaching over or out, a spider lift for tight or finished spaces. Then size it by working height and platform load, with a margin above the highest point to be reached.
Model years on the listings include 2002 and 2014, so used machines are on offer. A used lift suits a contractor with regular work and a mechanic who can check it. New suits fleets that want a warranty, current safety systems and a documented inspection history from day one.
Yes, and sellers expect it. Visit the yard, read the hour meter, and operate the lift through its full travel and lowering. Check hoses, cylinders, tyres, batteries and the emergency descent. Bringing a technician who knows the brand makes the inspection far more useful.
Ask for a sales invoice in the buyer's name and the machine's ownership papers, plus the latest inspection or test certificate where one exists. Match the serial number on the machine to the documents before paying. For export, ask the seller which shipping paperwork they can provide.
Delivery varies by seller. Some arrange a flatbed or trailer to the site, others expect the buyer to collect, and the cost is usually not in the asking price unless the ad says so. Ask for a delivered price to the site when you contact the seller.