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Sharjah

Sharjah
AED 48,000

Sharjah
AED 180,000

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah

Al Hamriyah
Sharjah has 100 lifting equipment listings for sale today, from 27 suppliers, 2 of them verified. Forklifts dominate with 83 listings, followed by 9 telehandlers and 8 scissor lifts. That makes the emirate a natural place to shop for warehouse and yard handling machines.
Most of this stock is second-hand, so the page below concentrates on how to judge a used lift truck. For every emirate, see lifting equipment across the UAE.
Open a listing for photos, year, specification and the asking price when the seller has published one. In Sharjah, 30 of the 100 listings show a price. The others are priced on enquiry by phone or WhatsApp.
EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission. Price, viewing and handover are agreed directly with the seller. Other machinery on sale in the emirate is on the Sharjah hub, and the Dubai lifting equipment page offers a comparison.
The grid is organised by machine rather than by hoists and rigging gear. Chain blocks, winches and slings are not listed as a category today, so a buyer who needs them can post a purchase request for them.
Forklifts are 83 of the 100 listings. Toyota has 19 across the category and Mitsubishi 5, alongside Komatsu with 21, and Caterpillar 15. When viewing one, check the mast for chain stretch and worn rollers, the forks for bent or cracked heels, the tyres, and the capacity plate.
Telehandlers number 9. A telescopic boom reaches over obstacles and places loads on upper floors or racks, so ask for the rated load at full reach, not just the headline capacity, and see the boom pads and extension chains.
There are 8 scissor lifts listed, for working at height on vertical access. JLG, a maker of access platforms, has 7 listings across the whole category. Check the lift arms for cracks, the platform rails and the emergency lowering control.
These are not sorted into their own category. Ask the sellers for the safe working load, test certificates and markings for anything that hangs under a load.
Begin with the heaviest, widest load and the height it must reach. A forklift's rated capacity falls as the load centre moves out, so add a margin. Check the aisle width, floor surface and doorway height as well, since a mast that cannot fit through the door is no use.
Then decide on power. Indoor work and enclosed stores point to electric trucks or well-ventilated diesel units, while yards and rough ground suit pneumatic tyres. For work at height, platform height and outreach matter more than capacity.
The 30 priced listings run from AED 8,900 to AED 299,000, with a typical asking price around AED 48,500. Age is the main driver: the build years that recur are 2012 with 4 listings, 2011 and 2014 with 3 each.
Prices are set by the seller and normally exclude VAT and transport. Ask the seller whether test and inspection records come with the machine.
91 listings are in Sharjah city, including its industrial areas, and 9 are in Al Hamriyah. Forklift dealers and yards in the industrial zones often hold dozens of machines, so arrange to see several in one visit.
To compare, the Abu Dhabi lifting equipment page and the Dubai page both list stock from neighbouring emirates.
If you need a specific capacity, mast height or a make not shown, post a purchase request with the details and your budget. Sellers reply directly and the service is free to buyers.
Of the 100 Sharjah listings, 30 show an asking price, from AED 8,900 to AED 299,000, with a typical price around AED 48,500. Type, capacity, age and hours drive it. The rest are quoted on request. Prices usually exclude VAT and transport.
Decide the heaviest load, lift height and surface. Forklifts handle pallets and yard stock, telehandlers reach over obstacles, and scissor lifts raise people and tools vertically. Check rated capacity at the actual load centre, not the maximum figure on the badge.
Sharjah stock is largely used, with several listings from the early 2010s. A used lift truck can serve well if it has hours on the meter that match its wear and a service record. Buy new when a warranty or a long daily duty cycle justifies the price.
Yes. Visit the seller, lift a test load, and check the mast, chains, forks, hydraulics and brakes. For anything that lifts people or hangs loads, ask to see the latest inspection and test certificate.
Ask for a sale invoice, the seller's trade licence and any inspection or test certificates, and match the serial plate to them. If the machine is to be shipped abroad, ask the seller what export paperwork they can supply.
Komatsu has 21 listings, Toyota 19 and Caterpillar 15. JLG and JCB have 7 each, Mitsubishi 5, and Zoom and Doosan 3 each. Familiar brands usually have local parts supply, which helps when servicing a used machine.