Equipment rental for large-scale mining in Chile

We offer daily, weekly, monthly or per-project rentals. Contracts may or may not include a certified operator, and transport to the site is quoted based on location. For mid- and long-term mining sites we work with flat monthly rates that include preventive maintenance.

Yes. We operate at sites in Antofagasta, Calama, Iquique, Copiapó, Los Pelambres, El Teniente and other operations in the north and central regions of the country. We coordinate equipment transport from Santiago or another base as needed, and our technical team provides on-site support.

Both options are available. If you require an operator, we provide one with a current Class D license, equipment-specific training and documented mining experience. If you prefer to operate with your own staff, the corresponding certifications must be provided before delivery.

It depends on the unit. Forklifts, generators, compressors and light towers can be rented from one day. Heavy-tonnage cranes (50 t and 80 t) have a one-week minimum due to mobilization and on-site setup logistics.

Every unit is delivered with a current technical inspection certificate, civil liability insurance, operator manual, safety data sheet and technical specifications. Preventive maintenance is 100% our responsibility during the rental period, at no additional cost.

Our technical team responds 24/7 on site. If the failure is not caused by misuse, we repair or replace the unit at no cost and without halting your operation. Response SLAs are agreed by contract based on how critical the equipment is.

Through our form at /contact, by direct WhatsApp or by email. We respond to quotes within 24 business hours. For sites with specific conditions (access, altitude, particular safety requirements) we can arrange a free pre-visit assessment.

Yes. Our fleet is prepared to operate at high-altitude mining sites with specific configurations for low atmospheric density. Generators and compressors are calibrated based on the operating altitude, and cranes meet safety standards for extreme wind and temperature conditions.