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Finding a crane for Thursday or a loader for next month in Dubai usually means a round of calls to rental yards, each with a different answer. EquipmentsFinder puts the options in one place: 1,256 machines are listed for hire in Dubai today from 208 suppliers, 6 of them verified. Each listing carries the supplier's phone and WhatsApp number, and a request on the inquiry board brings offers from suppliers with a machine free.
For machines across all seven emirates, see the UAE equipment rental hub.
The site does not own any machines. Dubai suppliers list what they have, and the renter deals with the supplier from the first call.
There is no fee for renters and no commission on top of the supplier's price. Listing is free for suppliers, with optional paid plans for extra visibility. Open requests sit on the inquiry board, where suppliers can see demand and respond.
Cranes are the largest category in Dubai with 256 listings, followed by excavators (147), lifting equipment (112), trucks (112), wheel loaders (82) and trailers (68). Boom loaders (66), aerial platforms (62), compactors (57), skid steers (52), backhoe loaders (47), motor graders (34), crushers (33) and dozers (31) complete the larger groups. Caterpillar is the most listed make with 232 machines, then JCB with 122, Volvo with 87 and Liebherr with 76.
Mobile cranes (200) and crawler cranes (38) cover most lifts, and forklifts (104) handle yard and warehouse loads. Check capacity and boom length on the listing against the lift plan before you book.
Excavators, wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, dozers and motor graders handle digging, loading, clearing and grading for projects around Jebel Ali and Dubai Investments Park. Skid steers suit plots where a full loader will not fit.
Road rollers (40) lead the compactors for sub-base and asphalt. Generators and compressors are smaller categories in Dubai, so a request is often the quickest route to one.
Manlifts (27) and boom lifts (19) cover work at height. Flatbed trailers (34), lowbed trailers (22), tipper trucks (27) and water tankers (18) move equipment, material and water between sites.
Prices are the supplier's own and appear on the listing or in the quote. A day suits a short task, a week suits a project of a week or two, and a month suits ongoing site work, where the daily equivalent is lowest.
Across Dubai, 80 listings currently publish a daily rate, with a typical figure around AED 1,000 and the highest at AED 5,500. 82 publish a monthly rate, typically around AED 15,000 and up to AED 130,000. The range stretches from a hand-held plate to a crawler crane, so the listings for the specific machine are a sounder guide.
Ask whether a rate is dry hire or includes an operator; 11 listings in Dubai state that an operator is offered. Also ask about delivery, collection, fuel, insurance and VAT.
Dubai suppliers run from owners of a single machine to large fleets, 208 in all. Six hold the verified badge, awarded after EquipmentsFinder checks the business behind the account. Any supplier's store page shows its fleet, location and contact details for you to check before booking.
Almost all Dubai stock is in Dubai city, with 1,246 listings recorded there. Suppliers operate from the emirate's industrial and construction districts.
Delivery elsewhere in the UAE depends on the supplier; the UAE hub covers Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the Northern Emirates.
Site managers use the platform to plug short gaps without buying a machine. Main contractors find a single specialist item, like a mobile crane for one lift, without tying themselves to one supplier. Rental firms fill an order beyond their own fleet, and can list their own equipment. Buyers weighing a purchase can compare the same types under equipment for sale.
Send the machine type, site and dates through an equipment request and suppliers will reply with quotes. Or return to the UAE rental hub to choose a category and contact a supplier from the listing.
Look through the Dubai listings, or post a request naming the machine, site and dates. Suppliers with a suitable machine send their own quotes and you settle delivery, operator and price with the one you pick. The service is free for renters.
Renting generally wins on a short or one-off job once upkeep, storage and depreciation are counted. Buying can pay off when a machine works continuously for years. The same types are listed under equipment for sale, so you can price both routes.
Suppliers want the machine type and specification, the Dubai job location, the hire period and whether an operator is needed. Paperwork is the supplier's call and often means a trade licence copy and a signed hire agreement. Having these ready speeds up replies.
Yes. Daily hire is available in most categories, and 80 Dubai listings publish a daily rate today. The daily rate is usually higher than a weekly or monthly one, and delivery costs the same for one day as for a week. Confirm minimum hire periods with the supplier.
That is up to the supplier. 11 Dubai listings say an operator is available, and the rest are machine-only. Raise it early, since an operator changes the total, and whoever drives must hold a licence for the machine class.
Look for the badge on a supplier's listings and store page. Six of the 208 Dubai suppliers have it today, which means EquipmentsFinder has checked the business. Store pages also show the fleet, location and direct contact details.
Suppliers deliver across the emirate, including Al Quoz, Jebel Ali, Dubai Investments Park, Al Qusais and Ras Al Khor. Transport cost depends on distance and on whether the machine travels by lowbed. State the site location in the request to confirm cover and the charge.
This is agreed with the supplier in the hire terms. Many suppliers handle breakdowns and routine maintenance and some swap the machine, but terms vary. Ask how breakdowns are handled and who bears the cost of downtime before you confirm.
Yes. A supplier opens a store page, lists the fleet at no cost and replies to open requests. Paid plans add visibility, while a basic listing is free and carries the supplier's phone and WhatsApp number.