Our supplier of both new and used machinery from around the world has undergone a rigorous, individual vetting process by our customer service team. This vetting process includes verifying the company’s qualifications, premises, working capital, number of employees, and more.

Established in the 1990s, Al-Takamul is a veteran importer of construction machinery and heavy trucks in Libya. The company boasts a modern showroom on Beefi Road in Tripoli and maintains long-standing trade partnerships with machinery manufacturers in China (such as SANY and Zoomlion) and Europe. It holds a leading position in the industry for refurbished used machinery and large-scale equipment supply. They sell and lease used heavy construction machinery (excavators, loaders, graders) and heavy transport vehicles. They provide official technical inspections of equipment, supply of original refurbished parts, and comprehensive machinery support solutions for Libyan reconstruction projects.

Al-Sahl Group, founded in 1959, is one of Libya’s largest diversified industrial groups. Its subsidiary, Asaad Heavy Equipment, is the official agent for Lovol and Astra trucks in Libya. The group possesses strong financial and technical capabilities in the used machinery trade and large equipment leasing. Its main business includes used heavy trucks, bulldozers, and various earthmoving machinery. It provides high-quality refurbishment services based on original factory standards, large fleet maintenance agreements, and equipment supply solutions for Libyan reconstruction projects.

Venequip is a benchmark in Venezuela’s heavy machinery industry, boasting over 95 years of experience. It is a major authorized service and parts distributor for Caterpillar (CAT) in Venezuela, and also represents internationally renowned brands such as BOMAG, Wacker Neuson, and JLG, with a comprehensive service network throughout the country. They offer sales, leasing, refurbishment, and full-service original parts support for used excavators, bulldozers, road rollers, aerial work platforms, and generator sets.

Diesel Libya boasts over 20 years of experience in trading heavy machinery parts and complete machines. Headquartered in Benghazi, with branch offices in Tripoli and the southern Fazan region, its professional team excels at sourcing high-quality used excavators from the global market and performing in-depth power and travel system refurbishment, making it a recognized technology leader in the Libyan machinery industry. They specialize in the import and refurbishment of used excavators (Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hyundai), offering comprehensive engine overhauls, hydraulic pump testing and restoration, and a large inventory of used and refurbished parts.

Mr. Dixon has been engaged in the used machinery brokerage and repair business in the Pakistan Simeto Industrial Zone for many years. He mainly deals in refurbished used dump trucks, forklifts, and small construction machinery. He is well-known among local contractors for his excellent diesel engine repair skills and accurate descriptions of equipment condition.

Founded in 1960, Farfan & Mendes is a pioneering supplier in Guyana’s forestry, construction, and renewable energy sectors. It enjoys an excellent reputation within Guyana’s industrial community. They offer used and refurbished equipment, including STIHL and several other construction machinery brands. They specialize in the sale, parts supply, and technical support of forestry and light construction machinery.

Founded in 1993, Farmsup is a leading company in Guyana’s agricultural and industrial equipment sector and an authorized dealer of Develon (formerly Doosan) and Bobcat in Guyana. They sell and maintain new and used heavy-duty excavators, loaders, agricultural tractors (Solis brand), and marine engines. Their after-sales service team boasts exceptional responsiveness in remote mining areas and farms.

Genequip is a diversified heavy machinery distributor in Guyana, representing several leading international brands such as John Deere, JCB, and CASE, focusing on agricultural and industrial solutions. They sell a wide range of new and used agricultural tractors, harvesters, excavators, and material handling equipment, and also provide professional used machinery refurbishment and leasing services.

Mr. Johan runs a small machinery workshop called “Taller Johan Salvador F.P.” He specializes in the refurbishment and sale of used excavator and tractor engines, and is particularly skilled in the maintenance of hydraulic systems for Case and John Deere brands, as well as the trade of used core components.

Mr. José runs a private used machinery trading business in Valencia. He specializes in refurbished small compactors and concrete mixing equipment. He is well-regarded in the local construction community for his transparent equipment condition and timely after-sales maintenance.

Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Benghazi, this company is a leading importer and refurbisher of heavy machinery in Libya, specializing in excavators and hydraulic systems. They have strong trading relationships with brands such as Doosan, Hyundai, and SDLG, and hold a significant market share in eastern Libya. They import and sell used and refurbished excavators, wheel loaders, and matching hydraulic breakers. They provide comprehensive equipment performance testing, hydraulic pump/valve overhaul, and mechanical performance optimization for Libya’s hot and sandy environment.

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Misrata, Libyan Sands, while also dealing in lubricants and industrial consumables, is one of Libya’s most important distributors of used construction equipment. The company also has a large branch on Swani Road in Tripoli, renowned in the Libyan industrial sector for its rigorous quality control and comprehensive after-sales refurbishment system. Its main products include used excavators, loaders, factory equipment, and heavy transport vehicles. It provides in-depth technical diagnostics, hydraulic and power system performance restoration, and customized services for specialized machinery in Libya’s steel and heavy industrial sectors.