10 Ton Truck Mounted With 7 Ton Crane

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10 Ton Truck Mounted With 7 Ton Crane

  • Height Approx. 3.0–3.3 m (unladen, crane stowed)
  • Width Approx. 2.3–2.5 m
  • Length Approx. 8.5–9.5 m (overall, including crane and bed)
  • Weight (GVW) Approx. 10 tonnes gross vehicle weight class
  • Crane Lifting Capacity Up to 7 tonnes at minimum radius, reducing with boom extension
  • Truck Payload Confirmed per unit against the crane's mounted weight and truck chassis rating

Product Description

10 Ton Truck Mounted with 7 Ton Crane for Rent in UAE

SNH Group offers direct rental of its 10 ton truck mounted with a 7 ton crane across the UAE, giving contractors and facility teams a mid-capacity combination unit that handles heavier haulage alongside serious lifting work from a single vehicle. As a direct fleet owner, SNH Group rents this unit out without going through a broker or sub-hire chain, which means customers deal straight with the company operating and maintaining the vehicle, get fleet-owner rates, and have a single point of contact for booking, operator scheduling, and on-site support.

This truck-mounted crane combination pairs a 10 ton capacity flatbed truck chassis with a 7 ton hydraulic crane mounted behind the cab, placing it firmly in the middle of SNH Group’s truck-mounted crane range. It sits above the 3 ton truck mounted with a 1.5 ton crane for lighter jobs, and below the 20 ton truck mounted with a 10 ton crane for heavier ones, giving project teams a full tonnage ladder to choose from depending on the load and lift the job requires.

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Complete Product Information

The 10 ton truck mounted with 7 ton crane is built for jobs that need to move a genuine payload and lift a meaningful load into position without booking a separate flatbed and a separate mobile crane. The truck bed carries construction materials, plant, and palletised goods up to its rated payload, while the hydraulic crane mounted behind the cab handles the lifting, loading, and unloading at either end of the journey, including lifts that a smaller truck-mounted crane could not safely reach or hold. This makes the unit a practical choice for site deliveries that also need equipment lifted onto a platform, over an obstruction, or into a position that would otherwise call for a separate mobile crane booking.

Because the crane and truck are on one chassis, the unit needs only a single driver-operator in most cases, which reduces the coordination overhead of scheduling a delivery truck and a mobile crane separately. Its footprint sits between SNH Group’s compact and heavy-duty units, giving it enough working reach and lifting capacity for structural steel, precast elements, plant, and equipment moves, while still being manageable on many active construction sites and industrial yards. SNH Group maintains and services the unit as part of its own fleet, and supplies it with a trained operator so customers get a ready-to-work combination rather than a bare rental they need to staff themselves.

Lifting Details

The 7 ton crane mounted on this unit is rated for its maximum 7 tonne capacity at a minimum boom radius, with lifting capacity reducing progressively as the boom extends out to its maximum reach, in line with the load chart supplied with the vehicle. SNH Group provides the relevant load chart for the allocated unit ahead of deployment so site teams can confirm the crane can safely handle the intended lift at the required radius and height before work begins. The crane is operated by an SNH Group operator as standard, and outriggers are deployed and positioned according to the manufacturer’s operating procedure to keep the unit stable during lifting operations, particularly at longer boom radii.

Industries Served

SNH Group rents the 10 ton truck mounted with 7 ton crane to a wide range of sectors across the UAE. Highway and road infrastructure contractors use the unit for barrier, signage, and precast element moves along active work zones, while RTA-regulated projects rely on it for combined delivery-and-lift tasks on government-monitored road works. Municipalities use the unit for utility, drainage, and street infrastructure installation, and general construction sites use it for structural material handling and plant positioning around a live site. Oil and gas facilities deploy the unit for equipment lifts and servicing around processing areas, and ports and airports use it for cargo and equipment moves within operational zones where a mid-capacity lift is required. Industrial facilities specify the unit for machinery relocation and maintenance lifts, and event organisers use it to move and position staging, structures, and heavier equipment for large event setups.

UAE-Wide Delivery

SNH Group deploys the 10 ton truck mounted with 7 ton crane across all seven emirates, with dedicated coverage for Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ajman, Umm Al Quwain, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Al Ain. As a direct fleet owner based in the UAE, SNH Group schedules units and operators to keep response times short regardless of project location, and coordinates bulk bookings for projects that need several units working across multiple sites at once. Fast turnaround on confirmed bookings is a core part of SNH Group’s rental service, particularly for time-sensitive site deliveries and lifts.

Why Choose SNH Group UAE

SNH Group operates its truck-mounted crane fleet directly, which means customers rent straight from the company that owns, maintains, and operates the vehicles rather than through a sub-hire arrangement. This direct model supports fast turnaround on bookings, since units and operators are scheduled from SNH Group’s own fleet rather than sourced from a third party. The company’s project support extends from initial enquiry through to on-site deployment, with a team on hand to confirm load charts, access requirements, and operator scheduling ahead of each job, and its product knowledge across the full tonnage range helps customers select the right unit rather than over- or under-hiring for the task.