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Dubai

Ras Al Khaimah

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Abu Dhabi Island and Internal Islands City

Dubai

Dubai

Dubai

Musaffah
There are 226 forklifts listed for rent in the UAE today, offered by 101 suppliers, one of them verified. Dubai has 104 of them, Sharjah 62 and Abu Dhabi 45, with smaller numbers in Fujairah (8), Ajman (5), Umm Al Quwain (1) and Ras Al Khaimah (1). By brand, Komatsu has 46, Caterpillar 43, Toyota 21, Heli 18 and Hyundai 13.
Seven listings show a daily rate, from AED 400 to AED 1,800, with a typical figure near AED 1,200. Eight show a monthly rate, from AED 6,500 to AED 20,000, typically about AED 14,500. Most suppliers still quote on request.
Forklifts move palletised goods in warehouses, yards, ports and construction stores, and load and unload trucks. Capacity, mast height and fuel type (diesel, LPG or electric) decide which one fits. Related machines are in the lifting equipment category. Not sure which capacity you need? Post an inquiry.
Work from the heaviest load you will lift and add a safety margin, then check the load centre and the height you must reach. Listings state the capacity in tonnes. If a pallet is heavier than the rated figure at your lift height, choose the next size up.
Among listings that publish rates, daily prices run from AED 400 to AED 1,800, typically around AED 1,200, and monthly prices from AED 6,500 to AED 20,000, typically near AED 14,500. Capacity, fuel type and hire length change the price.
Operators need a valid licence for the machine class, and many sites also require proof of training. A few suppliers can send a trained forklift driver, while the rest hire out the truck alone. This is stated on the listing or confirmed when you contact the supplier.
Diesel and LPG forklifts suit outdoor yards and open loading bays. Electric units are quieter and produce no exhaust, which makes them the usual choice indoors, in cold stores and around food. Ask the supplier about battery charging if you choose electric.