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Buyers post one request and get quotes from verified suppliers. Suppliers list free and reach active demand.
No lifting equipment is listed for sale in Riyadh today. A workshop, warehouse or contractor in the capital needing hoists, winches or rigging gear can post a purchase request on EquipmentsFinder, and it is sent to verified suppliers across Saudi Arabia.
The lifting equipment for sale page shows stock from every region, and the category can be opened for the Makkah Region and the Dammam Eastern Province too. The capital's other sale listings are on the Riyadh sale hub, and gear for a one-off lift is available through lifting equipment hire.
A seller lists each item with its type, make, working load limit, condition and quantity, and can add a price. The buyer contacts the seller by phone or WhatsApp from the listing, checks the gear and its certificates and agrees the sale. EquipmentsFinder charges buyers nothing and takes no commission; sellers list free.
Manual chain blocks lift loads in workshops, plant rooms and steel erection where there is no power. Electric hoists run on a beam trolley or a fixed hook for repeated lifts in factories and warehouses.
Electric and hydraulic winches pull and lift loads with wire rope, from vehicle recovery and cable pulling to hauling materials up a structure. Rope capacity, line pull and the braking system decide what a winch can safely do.
Wire rope, chain and webbing slings connect the load to the hook, with shackles, hooks, eyebolts and spreader bars completing the rig. Each item carries its own working load limit, and slings lose capacity at wider angles.
Hydraulic and mechanical jacks lift heavy machines and structures short distances for maintenance or levelling. Lifting beams and spreader bars spread a load between hook points so long or awkward items stay level.
Start from the heaviest load, then add the weight of all rigging between it and the hook. Every component, from hoist to shackle, must have a working load limit above that total, and sling angles and multi-leg arrangements reduce what each leg can carry. Buy gear with a manufacturer's certificate and a clear marking of its limit. Crane lifts on construction sites need a lift plan.
There is no local price to quote while nothing is listed. Sellers price in Saudi riyals on the listing or on request; type, capacity, make, new or used condition and the certificates supplied move the figure. Ask the seller whether VAT and delivery are in the price.
Gear offered in Riyadh city and across Riyadh Province will appear here as sellers post it. Smaller items can be collected from a seller's store, while larger winches and beams are delivered to sites in Olaya, North Riyadh, Diriyah or Al Kharj by arrangement.
A request listing the items, their working load limits and quantities lets sellers reply with exact offers. Other buyers' requests sit on the inquiry board, and a company with lifting gear to sell in Riyadh can post an ad free.
No lifting equipment is listed in Riyadh today, so a local price cannot be quoted. Prices follow the type, working load limit, make, whether the gear is new or used and the certification supplied. A set of slings costs a small fraction of a powered winch. Sellers elsewhere in Saudi Arabia print some prices and quote others when contacted.
Begin with the load: its weight, shape, lift height and how often it is moved. Occasional workshop lifts suit a manual chain block, repeated lifts suit an electric hoist on a beam, and pulling work suits a winch. Choose slings and shackles rated above the total load, allowing for the sling angle and the number of legs.
For slings, shackles and hooks, new gear with a manufacturer's certificate is usually the sensible choice, as their history is hard to check and they cost little. Used hoists, winches and jacks can be good value if they come with a recent inspection record and show no damage to chains, ropes, hooks or brakes.
Yes. Check every item is marked with its working load limit and matches its certificate. Look for stretched or twisted chain links, broken wires or kinks in rope, cuts in webbing, and opened or cracked hooks. Run hoists and winches under a test load and confirm the brake holds. A competent inspector can examine gear held in another region.
A sales invoice in the buyer's name listing each item, with serial or identification numbers where they exist, is the main record. Ask for the manufacturer's certificate of conformity and any recent inspection reports for each piece. Confirm VAT treatment with the seller, and keep the certificates with the gear for future inspections.
It varies by seller and is stated on the listing or confirmed when contacting them. New gear normally comes with a manufacturer's certificate, while used items may come with an inspection report from the last check. Gear without paperwork is hard to put to work on a managed site, so ask for certificates before agreeing the price.