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7 listings available
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Seven compressors are listed for sale in Sharjah today, offered by 2 suppliers. Neither is verified at the moment, so confirm the seller's trade licence and the machine's papers before committing. Atlas and Doosan are the brands named, with 2 listings each, and all seven are in Sharjah city.
It is a small selection, but compressors are simple machines to compare, and they serve sandblasting, breakers and general site air. The wider range is on the UAE compressor page, the Dubai compressor page shows the neighbouring stock, and a unit for one job can be hired.
Open a listing for photos, brand, model year where given and the seller's phone and WhatsApp numbers. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing, takes no commission and does not hold deposits. None of the seven Sharjah compressors shows an asking price, so each one is quoted when the seller is contacted.
The inspection, the price and the handover are agreed with the seller. Ask whether the figure includes VAT and delivery, and whether the compressor comes with hoses, a towing bar and tools.
The Sharjah listings are not split into subcategories, so read each ad for the type.
Engine-driven units that do not need mains power. They are the usual choice on remote sites and for breakers, drills and sandblasting.
Run from the mains or a generator. They suit workshops and plants where noise and exhaust matter, and they usually cost less to run.
A compressor on a wheeled chassis with a towing eye, built to be moved between sites behind a pickup or truck.
Each air tool states how much air it uses (CFM or litres per minute) and at what pressure. Add up the tools that will run at the same time, then add a margin for hose losses and wear, and choose a compressor whose delivery is above that total. A compressor that is too small runs flat out, overheats and cannot hold pressure at the tool.
Pressure matters too. Most breakers and drills work at a standard working pressure, while sandblasting wants a steady supply. Check the data plate for delivery at the working pressure, not only the maximum pressure.
Condition matters most on a second-hand unit. Read the hour meter and ask for the service record, especially for oil and filter changes. Start the machine cold and listen for knocking, then watch the pressure build time and check it holds pressure with the outlet closed. Look for oil carry-over in the air, leaking seals, a cracked air receiver and worn hoses, and ask for the pressure vessel test certificate where one exists.
No Sharjah compressor listing shows a price, so no figures are given here. Each seller sets the price, and delivery volume, pressure, engine type, age and hours explain the differences. Ask for a written quote stating VAT, delivery and what accessories are included. A purchase request lets sellers respond with prices for a stated size.
All seven compressors are in Sharjah city, where the yards and dealers sit close to the industrial areas. Arrange a time to see the machine start and run under load. If nothing fits, the Abu Dhabi compressor page shows stock in another emirate.
If the delivery volume or type needed is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the tools it must run and a budget. Suppliers reply directly, and posting is free for the buyer.
None of the 7 Sharjah listings shows a price, so there is no range to quote. Delivery volume, pressure, engine type, age and hours drive the figure, and each seller sets it. Ask for a written quote that states VAT, delivery and any accessories included.
Choose diesel and towable for remote sites, electric for a workshop. Size it from the air use of the tools running together, with a margin, and check the delivery at the pressure the tools need rather than the maximum on the plate.
The listings do not give model years, so ask each seller for age, hours and service history. Used suits a buyer who can test the unit and has a mechanic. New brings a warranty and a known service history.
Yes, and sellers expect it. Visit the yard, start it cold, watch it build pressure, then check it holds pressure with the outlet closed. Look for oil in the air, leaks, a damaged receiver and worn hoses.
Ask for a sales invoice in the buyer's name and ownership papers that match the serial number. For a pressure vessel, ask for the test certificate if one exists. Towable units with road plates may need registration papers, and the seller can explain what applies.
Delivery varies by seller. A towable unit can be pulled away behind a suitable vehicle, a larger one needs a truck, and the cost is usually not in the asking price. Ask for a delivered price to the site when you contact the seller.