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No lifting equipment is listed for sale in the Makkah Region today, so hoists, winches and rigging gear for Jeddah, Mecca, Taif and KAEC cannot be found locally here yet. A lifting equipment request goes to verified sellers throughout Saudi Arabia. The lifting equipment for sale page gathers national listings, and Riyadh and the Dammam Eastern Province each have a page.
A lifting equipment listing shows the item type, make, safe working load, condition and whether test certificates are available, plus a price in SAR when the seller provides one. The seller's phone and WhatsApp number on the listing lets the buyer ask questions and arrange collection directly. EquipmentsFinder adds no charge for buyers.
Hoists hung from a beam, gantry or trolley for lifting loads in workshops, plant rooms and warehouses. Electric hoists suit repeated lifts; manual ones suit occasional work and places without power.
Electric, hydraulic or hand winches for pulling and lifting, used on vehicles, at boatyards along the Jeddah coast and for positioning heavy plant on sites.
Wire rope, chain and webbing slings with shackles, hooks and spreader beams. They connect the load to a crane or hoist and are consumables that need regular inspection.
Hydraulic and mechanical jacks raise heavy machinery and structures a short distance; lifting beams spread a load between pick points for balanced crane lifts.
Every item carries a safe working load, and the whole chain from hook to load is only as strong as its weakest part. Sling angle reduces capacity, so a two-leg sling at a wide angle carries less than its rated figure. Hoists also carry a duty rating for how often they lift. Buyers and site clients usually expect test certificates, and crane lifts on construction sites need a lift plan that includes the rigging.
No SAR prices can be quoted while the region has no listings. Sellers decide their prices and either show them on the listing or quote when contacted. Safe working load, make, condition and valid certification shape the figure; used rigging without traceable certificates is worth little. VAT and delivery are agreed with the seller.
When listings appear here, each will show its city, from the Islamic Port and Al Balad to Al Hamra, the airport and North Jeddah, Obhur, Mecca and Taif. Sellers can post lifting gear free, the Makkah Region buying page covers other categories, and lifting equipment hire suits a one-off job.
Specify the item type, safe working load, lift height or sling length, quantity, budget in SAR and location, and sellers answer on the inquiry board.
No lifting equipment is listed for sale in the region today, so a local SAR benchmark is not available. Prices depend on the type, safe working load and make, and on whether current test certificates come with the item. A manual chain hoist or a set of slings costs far less than an electric hoist with trolley. Several quotes give a fair comparison.
Begin with the heaviest load and the way it will be lifted. A chain hoist suits vertical lifts from a fixed beam, a winch suits pulling or lifting along a line, and slings and shackles connect loads to a crane. Allow for sling angles and pick a safe working load comfortably above the load, with a duty rating suited to the frequency.
For slings, shackles and hooks, new gear with manufacturer certificates is usually the safer choice, since the history of used rigging is hard to verify. Used hoists and winches can be good value if they are inspected, load tested and certified before use. Without traceable certificates, used lifting gear is hard to put to work on most sites.
Many sellers can, and the phone or WhatsApp number on the listing is where to ask. For hoists and winches, request a function test and, if possible, a load test by a competent inspector. For slings, look for cuts, kinks, broken wires, stretched links and missing tags. Hooks should have working safety latches and no opening of the throat.
An invoice listing each item with its serial or tag number, the safe working load, price and payment terms closes the purchase. Test certificates and declarations of conformity should be handed over with the gear, along with manuals for hoists and winches. Confirm with the seller whether a fresh inspection certificate will be issued before delivery.
Sites and clients in the region commonly ask to see a current test certificate for each hoist, sling and shackle before it is used, and a crane lift on a construction site needs a lift plan that covers the rigging. Sellers can say whether certificates come with the gear; if not, an independent inspector can test and certify it after purchase.