7 Best Scissor Lift and Boom Lift Rental Companies in Singapore (2026)

Scissor lifts and boom lifts, sometimes grouped as mobile elevating work platforms, are what facilities teams, renovation contractors and event crews hire to reach ceilings, facades and signage without building scaffolding. This guide covers seven Singapore companies that publish a lift rental or hire route on their own websites. We describe fleet types only as each company states them and give no rates, so treat each entry as a starting point for a quote. Compare the working height you need, indoor or outdoor use, delivery and collection, and whether an operator can be arranged, then ask two or three companies for written quotes on identical dates.

Trans-Euro presents itself as a Singapore provider of aerial work platforms and material handling equipment, and its rental menu separates scissor lifts, boom lifts, forklifts, vertical lifts and stock pickers. Its scissor lift pages group machines by height band, starting from six to ten metres and rising above twenty, while the boom lift page says it carries everything from articulating to telescopic models and lists named units with working heights on an enquiry form. That form asks for the model, start date and duration, and the site also shows a phone line and a chat link. It also lists maintenance and repair, and buying and selling, alongside rental. Check its contact page for its current depot details.

Tuas
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Aly Energy runs dedicated rental pages for scissor lifts and boom lifts, and its equipment menu also lists telehandlers, generators, crawler cranes and tower lights. The scissor lift page tabulates electric models by working height, and the boom lift page lists telescopic and articulating machines, naming a few as electric. The company says its units are serviced to meet Ministry of Manpower working-at-height standards, which is its own statement, and that rentals are usually dry hire with a qualified operator arranged on request at an extra cost. It also says most models can be delivered the same or next working day from its Tuas depot. Contact is via phone, WhatsApp, email or its quote form.

Tuas
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RR Machinery's site gives scissor lifts and boom lifts their own pages. The scissor lift page describes narrow electric machines with non-marking tyres, quoting reach up to about fifteen metres, and explains that models with larger tyres may suit firm, level outdoor ground. The boom lift page explains articulated, telescopic and rough-terrain types and says working heights reach about fifty-six metres. It states that rental units are delivered ready for use and maintained to an operational standard, and that terms run daily, weekly, monthly or long term. The company also lists forklifts, mobile scaffolding and generators. Its contact form asks for working height, outreach and ground conditions, which helps frame a quote request.

Tuas South
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ATC Assets Trading describes itself as specialising in mobile elevating work platforms and lists boom lifts, scissor lifts and truck-mounted attenuators on its home page, with sales, rental, maintenance and servicing. Its boom lift page covers articulating and telescopic machines powered by diesel, electric or hybrid engines, with platform heights quoted from about nine to thirty-seven metres. Its menu also links to a scissor lift page, though the details are thin, so ask for the exact models and heights available. The site shows a registered-contractor badge, which is the company's own display and worth confirming for your project. Enquiries run through a quote form, a phone number and a WhatsApp link on the same page.

Mandai
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Choon Huat is better known for generators, but its rental catalogue includes a scissor lift category alongside forklifts, air compressors, welders and tower lights. The scissor lifts category shows LGMG units at six and ten metres, and the company says its scissor lift focus is on electric units for indoor work and that its units are serviced and safety-checked. We found no boom lifts in its catalogue, so this is a pick for scissor lifts only. Its contact page offers an equipment rental enquiry type and a request-for-quotation option, with separate sales and service lines, so state the dates, site type and working height needed in your first message to speed up a reply.

Joo Koon
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Ben's Express Rental trades online as a boom lift rental site and also lists scissor lifts, personnel lifts and forklifts. Its pages explain articulated and straight telescopic booms and say its boom lifts offer reach from about nine metres to forty-five, in diesel and electric versions, with rough-terrain models for uneven ground. For scissor lifts it quotes working heights from four to fifteen metres and says electric units suit indoor jobs while diesel, four-wheel-drive units suit outdoor ones. It also mentions maintenance, servicing and repair work. The site is a simple brochure page with a phone number and an enquiry email but no dated news, so confirm availability and fleet details directly before relying on it.

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A Jet is the brand of AJ Capitol Holdings, which describes its core business as sewer inspection and cleaning equipment but also runs a Sales and Rental menu with scissor lifts and aerial work platforms. Its scissor lift page shows electric and diesel models with a stated twelve-metre working height, presented for rental and sale, with pricing on request. A separate aluminium single-mast platform page lists working heights between six and fourteen metres. We found no boom lifts listed, so this suits smaller indoor or light outdoor access jobs. The page offers a quote button, an enquiry form and a phone number, and it lists weekday office hours at its Ang Mo Kio office.

Ang Mo Kio
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