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No lifting equipment is listed for hire in the Makkah Region today, so there are no hoists, winches or rigging sets to compare yet for a plant shutdown in Jeddah, a fit-out in Mecca or a machinery move at KAEC. A lifting gear request with the load weight and the gear needed reaches verified suppliers across Saudi Arabia. The lifting equipment for rent page lists national stock, and the Riyadh and Dammam Eastern Province pages cover the other regions.
Lifting gear listings show the item, its working load limit, the quantity available and the supplier's phone and WhatsApp number. Renters agree the kit list, the term and delivery with the supplier directly. EquipmentsFinder charges renters nothing and takes no commission.
Chain blocks and lever hoists for lifting and positioning loads from a beam or trolley, with electric hoists for repeated lifts in workshops and plant rooms.
Electric, hydraulic or manual winches pull loads horizontally or up slopes, used for cable pulling, hauling machinery into position and marine work around the port.
Wire rope, chain and webbing slings, shackles, spreader bars and eyebolts that connect a load to the hook. They are hired as sets matched to the load.
Hydraulic jacks raise heavy machinery and structures in small steps, while lifting beams spread the load between pick points so it hangs level.
Every item has a working load limit, and the weakest item in the chain sets the limit for the whole lift. Know the true weight of the load, including fixtures, and its centre of gravity. Sling angles reduce capacity, so a two-leg sling at a wide angle carries less than its tag suggests. Where hoists or slings are used under a crane on a construction site, the lift needs a lift plan.
No lifting equipment is listed in the region, so no SAR figures can be given. Small items are hired by the day or week, and larger jacking systems by the job. Delivery, inspection certificates, a rigging supervisor and VAT vary by supplier and should appear in the quote.
When lifting gear is listed here, each item will show its base city, whether Jeddah, Mecca, Taif or KAEC. Suppliers can list their gear free, and items for purchase are on the lifting equipment for sale page.
List the load weight and size, the lift height or pull distance, the items needed, the site and the dates. Requests appear on the inquiry board, and the Makkah Region rental hub links the crane and aerial platform categories for bigger lifts.
No lifting equipment is listed in the Makkah Region at present, so there is no rate in SAR to quote. A manual chain block or a set of slings costs little per day, while hydraulic jacking systems and large winches cost far more. Ask whether inspection certificates and delivery are included before comparing quotes.
Begin with the weight of the load and the way it will be picked up. Choose every item, from hoist to shackle, with a working load limit above that weight, allowing for sling angles and any uneven share between legs. A supplier can check the selection if the load, pick points and headroom are described in the request.
Hoists, slings and jacks are usually hired without an operator and used by the renter's trained crew. Some suppliers offer a rigger or a lifting supervisor for heavier or complex lifts. What is available varies by supplier and is stated on the listing or confirmed when you contact them.
Yes, for most portable items, since hoists, slings and jacks are light enough to collect or deliver cheaply. Larger jacking or skidding systems usually come with a minimum charge because they need setting up. Put the date and the load in the request to get a firm answer.
No supplier is listed in the region yet, so no radius can be quoted from the data. Most lifting gear fits in a van or pickup, so a supplier in Jeddah could normally serve Mecca, Taif and KAEC, and one elsewhere in Saudi Arabia could courier smaller items. Name the site in the request.
Ask the supplier for the latest inspection record for each item and check that every hoist, sling and shackle carries a readable working load limit. Look for cuts, kinks, stretched links or damaged hooks before use, and set aside anything doubtful. Return damaged items with a note rather than using them.