20.01.2025

More Dingli's for Rapid

Dubai based Rapid Access, part of the Loxam Powered Access division, has placed a major order with Chinese aerial lift manufacturer Dingli.

The new order includes the upgraded AC + Series of slab electric scissor lifts – mostly the 20ft x 830mm wide S0808AC+ which offers a platform capacity of 408kg, along with Rough Terrain diesel scissor lifts, including the compact 33ft JCPT1218RT, plus full size 43ft JCPT1523RTL and 53ft JCPT 1823RTLs.

The order also includes a number of boom lifts from the 88ft telescopic BT28BRTs down to the 29ft zero tailswing BA11NE industrial articulated electric booms.

Regional director Gareth Conley said: “This strategic investment underscores our commitment to addressing the growing demands of the region’s dynamic market and fortifying our leadership across the six countries we serve. It aligns perfectly with our strategy to support the burgeoning needs of our loyal customers across all sectors in the Middle East. This is only the first phrase of the investments that we are planning for 2025.”

Dingli’s Peter Ellis who is based in the region added: “We are thrilled to strengthen our relationship with Rapid Access through this new equipment delivery. Their market expertise, expansive network, and dedication to quality make them an ideal partner for showcasing our advanced access solutions in the Middle East.”

Rapid’s regional operations director Martin Newton said: “Our commitment to quality and innovation drives every decision we make when it comes to selecting new equipment for our fleet. The recent acquisition of diesel booms from Dingli, designed specifically for the demanding conditions of the oil & gas sector, reflects our dedication to providing our clients with the best tools for the job. These machines not only enhance our capabilities but also set a new benchmark for reliability and performance in the industry.”

Rapid Access is one of the leading provider powered access rental companies in the Middle East, and runs a fleet of over 4,500 machines from 11 locations in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait and Oman.