4-position station with single block frame MB Barbell

1. Vertical row for training the back muscles (latissimus, trapezius, erector).

2. Horizontal row for training the back muscles (latissimus, trapezius, erector).

3. Block frame for training the muscles of the arms, legs, and back.

4. Triceps station for training the triceps muscle of the arm.

The optimal solution for limited gym space.

• The supporting structure is made of profile 60x60 mm, wall thickness 2 mm.
• The frame is painted using powder coating.
• A weight block consisting of steel plates coated with PVC is used as a weighting material, which makes the work on the simulator silent.
• The load block is driven by a polyamide belt 20 mm wide, 2.6 mm thick, with a tensile strength of 390 N/mm2, with a maximum load of 1500 kg.
• The force is transmitted through 1-2 roller blocks, which simplifies the design and increases the reliability of the mechanism.
• The exercise machine is equipped with handles for traction.
• The load is adjusted by rearranging the adjusting pin (clamp) attached to the elastic cord.
• The flute and guides are fully plated with nickel and chrome.
• The load block protection is made of impact-resistant polystyrene.
• All seats and backrest are bolt-on and made from 5-ply 18mm plywood. Polyurethane foam and artificial leather are used as filling and upholstery.
• Ball bearings installed on all rotation units ensure reliable and comfortable use of the simulator.
• In the “vertical traction” section, the leg fixation rollers are adjusted according to the athlete’s height and have 5 fixed positions.
• The rollers are made of polyurethane foam.
• When performing the horizontal row exercise, steps are used that are made of five-layer plywood 18 mm thick and polyurethane foam.
• The “horizontal pull” section has a platform with rubber pads for storing the handle.
• The handles of the horizontal bar are made with a complex galvanic coating of nickel and chrome.
• To prevent slipping, the product is equipped with PVC bearings.

Exercises:

1. Vertical traction.

2. Horizontal thrust.

3. Taking the leg to the side/back.

4. Triceps extension.

5. Wide or narrow grip pull-ups