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92 listings available
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Sharjah
Ninety-two cranes are listed for sale in Sharjah today, offered by 26 suppliers, 4 of them verified. Mobile cranes make up 38 of the listings, truck cranes 33, 4×4 cranes 12, crawler cranes 8 and gantry cranes 1. All 92 are in Sharjah city.
That is a large pool for one emirate, and a buyer can compare several units of the same class without leaving Sharjah. The same category across all emirates is on the UAE crane page, and the Dubai crane page shows the neighbouring stock. A crane needed for a single lift is cheaper to hire.
Open a listing to see photos, brand, model year where given and the seller's phone and WhatsApp numbers. Eleven of the 92 Sharjah cranes 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, price and handover are agreed with the seller. Ask whether the figure includes VAT, load testing and transport, because a crane normally needs a low-loader or its own carrier to reach a new site.
Thirty-eight mobile cranes are listed, the largest group. A telescopic boom on a wheeled carrier, they drive between sites and set up in minutes, which suits steel erection, plant installation and precast placing.
Thirty-three truck cranes are on the list. The boom sits on a truck chassis and travels at road speed, so these fit regular moves between yards and jobs.
Twelve 4×4 cranes are listed. Short wheelbases and four-wheel drive make them practical on sandy plots, congested yards and the unpaved ground that still surrounds some industrial areas.
Eight crawler cranes are listed. Tracks spread the load and allow travel with a suspended load, which suits piling and long lifts, but moving one needs a trailer. One gantry crane is listed. All-terrain, rough-terrain, tower and spider cranes are not separate categories in Sharjah today; ask the seller if one of these is needed.
Headline tonnage does not decide a lift. Take the heaviest load including hook block and slings, the radius from the crane to where the load will be set down, and the height required, then read the manufacturer's load chart for that boom length. A crane rated at a high capacity may lift only a small part of it at long radius.
For day-to-day work, size the purchase to the heaviest routine lift at its normal radius, and hire a bigger crane for the occasional exception. A lift plan is required for crane lifts on construction sites.
Contractors on warehouse, factory and residential projects buy mobile and truck cranes for structure and installation. Yards and workshops in the industrial areas use smaller units for machinery moves. Port-side operators in Al Hamriyah and the free zones handle heavy cargo and project equipment. Crane hire firms also add units to their fleets, and exporters buy machines to ship on.
Eleven Sharjah cranes show an asking price. They run from AED 39,000 to AED 1,200,000, with a typical figure around AED 250,000. Capacity, brand, age and hours explain most of the gap. VAT, transport and load testing are normally not included in the price, so confirm each of them with the seller.
Brands named on the Sharjah listings include XCMG (16 cranes), Kato (15), Tadano (12), Sany (12), Zoomlion (10), Liebherr (4), Terex (3) and Hitachi (2). Model years named include 2003 and 2009, so older machines are on offer alongside newer ones.
Used cranes need more checking than most machines: ask for the hour meter reading, the maintenance history and the latest load test certificate. Inspect boom sections and extension wear pads, outrigger cylinders, hoist ropes, slew ring and the load moment indicator, and have the seller run a test lift. If the right size is not here, the Abu Dhabi crane page shows stock in another emirate.
If the capacity or boom length needed is not in the grid, post a purchase request with the lift details and budget. Suppliers answer you directly, and it costs the buyer nothing to post.
Eleven of the 92 Sharjah cranes show an asking price, from AED 39,000 to AED 1,200,000, with a typical figure around AED 250,000. Capacity, age, hours and brand drive the spread. Prices usually exclude VAT, transport 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 cramped yards, a crawler for piling and long lifts, a truck crane for frequent moves. Size it from the load chart at the working radius, not the maximum rating on the badge.
Sharjah's crane stock includes model years such as 2003 and 2009, so used machines are on offer. A used crane suits a contractor with the hours, inspection history and load-test records in hand. A new machine fits a long contract that calls for a warranty and up-to-date safety systems.
Yes, and it is normal to do so. Bring a crane engineer or an experienced operator along to the seller's yard. Examine the boom sections, the slew ring, the outrigger cylinders, the hoist ropes and the load moment indicator, and ask for a test lift.
You should receive a sale invoice, a copy of the seller's trade licence and the machine's ownership papers. Where the crane is registered for the road, the seller can walk you through the registration transfer. Match the chassis number to the papers before paying, and ask what documents are available if the crane will be exported.
XCMG has 16 listings, Kato 15, and Tadano and Sany 12 each. Zoomlion has 10, Liebherr 4, Terex 3 and Hitachi 2. Japanese and Chinese makers account for most of the list, and the brand shows on each listing.