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Adh Dhayd

Dubai

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah

Sharjah
Nine tower cranes are listed for hire in the UAE today, from 3 suppliers, none verified yet. Eight are in Sharjah and one in Dubai. One listing names Liebherr. No listing carries a published rate, because tower crane hire is quoted for each project rather than by the day.
A tower crane is a fixed tall crane with a horizontal jib and a counter-jib, built to lift materials to the upper floors of a building as it rises. It is bolted to a foundation or tied to the structure, and it serves the whole footprint of a project from one position. High-rise, bridge and large industrial jobs use them for formwork, rebar, precast and facade panels.
Choose by jib length, capacity at the tip, height under hook and whether the crane is free-standing or climbing. A quote usually covers erection, hire, climbing, dismantling and the operator, and the foundation or base must be designed by an engineer. Related machines are in cranes for rent. For a specific tower crane need, Post an inquiry.
Normally per project, because cost includes delivery, erection, the monthly hire, climbing as the building rises, and dismantling. Rates depend on capacity, jib length and the hire period. Ask each supplier to itemise the quote so you can compare like with like.
Nine are listed today, from 3 suppliers: eight in Sharjah and one in Dubai. The market is small, so enquire early on large projects. A written inquiry with your height, radius and programme lets suppliers respond with the right model.
A designed foundation or base, a clear footprint for erection, power supply, and permission to erect and operate. Erection is a specialist task done by a certified crew, and a tower crane needs a lift plan. The supplier can give base loads for your engineer.
Jib length is how far the crane reaches horizontally. Tip load is the weight it can lift at the end of the jib, and it is much smaller than the maximum load near the mast. Check the load chart for the heaviest item at your furthest radius.