
A delivery rarely ends at the curb. Material must arrive in the right order, unload without blocking the site, move around the building, and feed the erection crew. As the scaffold rises, horizontal distribution becomes vertical supply—and during teardown, the whole flow runs in reverse.
What decides your day is flexibility: handling awkward bundles, tight access, and changing site layouts. The smartest setup makes your delivery team fully independent—using your own equipment to distribute on the ground, and a crane when the job needs height.


Scaffolding crews don't get paid to wait for material. Frames, standards, ledgers, and boards must move smoothly from the yard to the site, around the building, and right up to the workface.
Hiab puts both capabilities on one truck: MOFFETT for independent unloading and fast ground distribution, and HIAB loader cranes for lifting material exactly where it’s needed. One delivery concept. Complete control from truck to facade.
Reaching beyond the truck
Tight access, soft ground, and site obstacles often stop delivery vehicles far from the workface. A MOFFETT truck-mounted forklift gives your driver total ground mobility—unloading independently and navigating rough terrain to place material directly at the base of the structure.
Supplying around and above
Scaffolding demands simultaneous horizontal movement on the ground and vertical supply as the structure grows. A HIAB loader crane delivers the precise reach and height needed to lift heavy bundles straight to the upper workface, eliminating manual double-handling and keeping installation fast.
Eliminating site bottlenecks
Waiting on a shared site telehandler or crane stalls your drivers and leaves erection crews standing idle on paid time. Complete equipment independence means your delivery team arrives fully equipped to offload, place material, and depart strictly on your schedule.
Managing the two-way cycle
Scaffolding logistics run in two directions, where teardowns demand the exact same speed and efficiency as outbound drops. Rapid equipment setup streamlines both initial deliveries and inbound dismantling runs, keeping your entire material flow moving without friction.

Yard → transport → unload → distribute → lift → erect → dismantle → collect.
Hiab can support more of this cycle without forcing one machine to do every task. A MOFFETT truck-mounted forklift travels with the delivery vehicle and can be deployed at the site, giving the driver independent unloading capability and a mobile way to distribute scaffold material around the building. A HIAB loader crane stays with the same vehicle concept and adds the reach needed to lift material over obstacles or vertically toward the erection team.
By carrying both capabilities on your vehicle, you eliminate reliance on site equipment and gain complete control over your material flow—from truck to workface.
Unlike standard market offerings that limit you to a single crane and forklift configuration, HIAB offers a fully integrated, modular platform that adapts to your fleet's specific demands.
When ground access ends, the crane takes over. HIAB loader cranes combine transport and lifting on the same vehicle, allowing scaffold material to be lifted over obstacles, positioned at height or supplied closer to the erection team. Long outreach, responsive control and stability technology turn the delivery truck into a mobile lifting resource.
MOFFETT travels with the truck for independent unloading and on-site distribution. Selected 4-way models can also move long scaffold bundles sideways, making it easier to reach erection areas through narrow or congested sites.
MULTILIFT adds flexible container handling to the scaffolding operation, making it easier to move tools, materials and dismantled scaffold between yard and site. Fast loading, unloading and container exchange help keep trucks productive while adapting to changing transport needs.
| Technical Data | Specifications |
| Maximum Capacity | 11.4 Tm / 110.7 kNm |
| Maximum Outreach | 14.6 m hydraulic, 16.7 m manual |
| Recommended Oil Flow | 45-55 fixed |
| E-3 Capacity | 10.5 Tm / 103 kNm |
| E-3 Maximum Outreach | 10.2 m hydraulic, 14.3 m manual |
| E-3 Weight (legs) | 1510 kg (180 kg) |
| Technical Data | Specifications |
| Maximum Capacity | 15.4 Tm / 151.1 kNm |
| Maximum Outreach | 15.1 m hydraulic, 17.3 m manual |
| Recommended Oil Flow | 55-65 fixed and variable |
| B-3 Capacity | 15.0 Tm / 147 kNm |
| B-3 Maximum Outreach | 8.8 m hydraulic, 10.7 m manual |
| B-3 Weight (legs) | 1680 kg (215 kg) |
| Technical Data | Specifications |
| Maximum Capacity | 17.9 Tm / 175.9 kNm |
| Maximum Outreach | 17.5 m hydraulic, 19.2 m manual |
| Recommended Oil Flow | 55-65 l/m (fixed and variable) |
| B-4 Capacity | 16.3 Tm / 160 kNm |
| B-4 Max Outreach / Weight | 12.9 m hydraulic (14.8 m manual) / 2135 kg |
| Technical Data | Specifications |
| Maximum Capacity | 23.1 Tm / 226.1 kNm |
| Maximum Outreach | 21.0 m hydraulic, 21.7 m manual |
| Recommended Oil Flow (l/m) | 70-90 fixed and variable |
| EP-5 Capacity | 1200 kg at 15.0 m |
| EP-5 Maximum Outreach | 15.1 m hydraulic, 17.2 m manual |
| EP-5 Weight (legs) | 2940 kg (381 kg) |
| Technical Data | Specifications |
| Maximum Capacity | 21.4 Tm / 209.4 kNm |
| Maximum Outreach | 17.3 m hydraulic, 19 m manual |
| Recommended Oil Flow | 70-90 fixed, 70-120 variable |
| E-5 Capacity | 1120 kg at 15.0 m |
| E-5 Maximum Outreach | 15.1 m hydraulic, 17.4 m manual |
| E-5 Weight (legs) | 2445 kg (271 kg) |
Crane Tip Control simplifies the operator's task by coordinating crane movements around the desired crane-tip path. That can be valuable when repeatedly supplying material vertically, horizontally or reaching around the structure.
Engine Control automatically adjusts engine speed to crane demand, helping reduce unnecessary fuel use and noise during repetitive scaffolding lifts.
Scaffolding sites are rarely warehouse floors. MOFFETT's jobsite mobility allows material to continue across demanding ground conditions and closer to the scaffold rather than stopping wherever the truck can park.
Four-way steering allows long loads to be carried along their length. For scaffold bundles, this reduces the space needed to turn and gives the operator more options around buildings, barriers and stored material.
Scaffolding crews operate on tight project schedules—a broken crane or down forklift doesn't just stop the truck, it stalls the entire build. Hiab Services help you maintain reliable performance through preventive maintenance, connected equipment insights and operator training.
HiPerformTM, our suite of smart solutions, is designed to help you optimise the performance and productivity of equipment, fleets and operators.
Prevent problems before they interfere
Hiab ProCare provides preventive service agreements designed to keep equipment performing reliably. Planned maintenance and regular inspections reduce unexpected break-downs while providing predictable service costs and improved operational planning.
Better visibility across your fleet
HiConnect connects equipment and provides access to usage and maintenance data. Gain insights that help you schedule service at the right time, reduce downtime risk and maintain greater visibility over fleet performance.
Better training for safer work
HiSkill simulation training allows operators to practice real lifting scenarios using authentic crane controls. Operators gain confidence and competence in a safe environment, improving safety and everyday performance in the field.