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Two reach stackers are listed for hire in the UAE today, both in Dubai and both from the same supplier, who is not yet verified. One listing names Terex. Neither shows a published day or month rate, so call the supplier for current prices, and ask what delivery to your terminal or yard costs.
A reach stacker is a heavy mobile handler with a telescopic boom and a spreader that locks onto the corner castings of a shipping container. It lifts a container off a truck, stacks it several high and can place it in the second or third row, which a forklift cannot do. Ports, container yards, logistics parks and large project sites use them to move 20-foot and 40-foot containers.
Hire is usually for peak periods, a project phase or while a fixed machine is repaired. Check the rated capacity at the stacking rows you need, the stacking height, the spreader type and the operator's experience. If you need more than these two, Post an inquiry. Other equipment of this family sits under container stackers for rent.
Most reach stackers lift a full 40-foot container at the front, but the capacity falls as the boom reaches to the second or third row. The plate lists capacity at each reach, so ask the supplier for the load chart and compare it with your heaviest box.
Two are listed today, both in Dubai from one supplier. Because the fleet is small, contact the supplier early. Send an inquiry with your dates and container sizes if you need more machines.
Each supplier decides whether a reach stacker goes out with a driver, and the listing or a phone call settles it. Reach stackers need a trained, licensed operator, and ports and terminals often set their own entry rules, so confirm access and induction before the machine arrives.
It is heavy and wide, so it travels on a low-loader, and the transport is usually a separate charge. Ask the supplier about delivery and about route restrictions such as height and weight limits, and check the ground at your site can carry the machine and its axle load.
