Equipment Rental
Our iron, our operators.
Heavy equipment on wet hire — operated, maintained and supported by Ajyal crews, on site when promised.
01 — Wet Hire
Rented the way the field actually needs it.
Wet hire is the core of this division: the machine arrives with an Ajyal operator, and it stays maintained by the workshop that knows it. One contractor is accountable for the unit, the operator and the hours it works.
The fleet below is the same fleet that moves our rigs — worked hard, maintained properly, and sent out with people who know it.
02 — The Register
The register, in full.
Unit counts are confirmed on prequalification — [XX] until then. Configurations, capacities and marques are as stated by Ajyal.
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Class 01
Hydraulic mobile cranes — Tadano · Liebherr
Rough-terrain (“4-wheeler”) · Truck-mounted · All-terrain
Three configurations: rough-terrain (“4-wheeler”) for the pad, truck-mounted for the road, all-terrain for both. The configuration is matched to the lift plan — not to whatever happens to be parked nearest.
All-terrain class · stand-in image — Ajyal fleet shoot commissioned
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Class 02
Extended lowbed trailers — 3 to 7 axles
Load capacity up to 120 tonnes at full spread
The heavy end of the register. At full spread — seven axles — an extended lowbed carries 120 tonnes; at three, it takes the routine loads without waste. When the load defines the move, it travels here.
120 t at seven axles
The multi-axle class · stand-in image — Ajyal fleet shoot commissioned
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Class 03
Flatbed trailers — 2 to 4 axles, with side cage
2 to 4 axles · side cage fitted
For the loads that need containment rather than deck width. Two to four axles, side cage fitted — cargo rides secured, not balanced.
Flatbed on an Eastern Province highway · stand-in image
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Class 04
Prime movers — 4x2 · 4x4 · 6x4 · 6x6 · 8x8
Kenworth · Iveco — five drive configurations
Kenworth and Iveco tractors across five drive configurations. The 4x2s live on tarmac; the 6x6s and 8x8s exist for the desert legs where it ends.
The heavy-haul end · stand-in image — Ajyal fleet shoot commissioned
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Class 05
Wheel loaders — Doosan · Kobelco
Fork · Boom · Bucket · Quick coupler
Fork, boom, bucket and quick-coupler configurations — the machines that keep a pad moving while the cranes do the lifting.
Doosan class at work · stand-in image — Ajyal fleet shoot commissioned
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Class 06
Mast dollys
Rig-mast transport
Purpose-built for one job: carrying a rig mast, whole, by road. Not a unit a general plant yard keeps — and the reason rig movers are their own trade.
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Class 07
Support units — winch trucks · forklifts · water & fuel tanks · tower lights
The units around the iron
The units that keep a site running and a night shift lit. Winch trucks and forklifts for the handling; water tanks, fuel tanks and tower lights for everything around it.
03 — How It Works
Three steps to the site.
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01Enquire
Call, WhatsApp or write. Tell the desk the machine, the site and the dates.
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02Confirm
We confirm the equipment, the operator and the mobilisation plan. Planning starts the same day.
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03On site
The unit arrives operated and ready to work — and it stays maintained and supported for as long as it is on hire.
04 — Work With Us
Check availability.
Tell the desk what you need, where, and for how long.