Plate-loaded machines
Plate-loaded strength equipment for commercial gyms — built to order, delivered DDP across Europe. Six lines — APEX, FORGE, TEMPO, PULSE, DRIVE and FRAME — covering every major compound and isolation movement across 6 series. Steel tube frames, sealed bearings, in-house powder coat, and a warranty written per component so you know exactly what is covered and for how long.
Product lineup
117 MACHINESChest
20 MACHINES
Back
28 MACHINES
Legs
43 MACHINES
Shoulders
5 MACHINES
Arms
7 MACHINES
Glutes & Hips
8 MACHINES
Why plate-loaded for a commercial floor.
A plate-loaded machine is mechanically simple. There is no weight stack, no cable, no selector pin — just a lever arm, a pivot, and bearings. Fewer moving parts means fewer failure points, which means less downtime for your gym and lower maintenance cost over the life of the equipment.
For a gym owner the arithmetic is direct. A cable stack failure takes the machine offline until a technician replaces the cable. A plate-loaded machine with sealed bearings runs for years without intervention — and when a bearing eventually wears, it is a standard industrial size your local engineer can source and press in without calling us. That is why our warranty covers the welded frame for 10 years and bearings for 2 years separately — because they are genuinely different maintenance profiles.
On the training floor, plate-loaded equipment signals seriousness to the members who pay the most per month. Serious lifters choose a gym by what is on the floor, and they stay longer at gyms that invest in equipment they recognise as commercial grade. A 45\u00b0 leg press loaded to 400 kg does not need marketing — it markets itself.
That does not mean plate-loaded is the answer for every floor. Cable and selectorised machines fill a different role — faster seat changes, guided movement for newer members, and a wider exercise library per square metre. Most commercial floors run both. We manufacture both, and the quote covers the mix.
What the frame
is made of
Every number here is a manufacturing specification, not a marketing claim. Ask for the data sheet on any model and you get it — dimensions, materials, load ratings, bearing references — before you pay anything.
Built for these floors
The core market. A plate-loaded lineup gives your floor credibility with serious lifters and keeps maintenance costs predictable for the next decade.
Strength and conditioning programmes need equipment rated for daily heavy use by athletes. Plate-loaded machines tolerate the load and the turnover.
Operational fitness demands equipment that survives high-volume use with minimal maintenance. Standard bearings and parts mean no supply chain dependency.
Public facility procurement requires documented compliance and warranty terms. Every machine ships with a specification pack and declaration of conformity.
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Three lines, one floor
Each line addresses a different training need. Frame finish and upholstery colour-match across all lines — your floor looks unified regardless of the mix.
PL series (11 models). The premium plate-loaded tier — chest press, shoulder press, lat pulldown, seated row, leg press, leg curl, biceps curl, and triceps extension. PL covers the core compound stations most commercial floors start with. Heavy frames, sealed bearings, and a gold accent finish that signals top-of-range.
BL series (32 models). The widest plate-loaded selection — incline chest press, decline chest press, pec fly, lateral raise, fixed pulldown, low row, seal row, 45° leg press, kneeling leg curl, glute drive, hip thrust, and dual-function combos. FORGE extends the floor beyond the core compound stations with specialist frames for facilities that train beyond the basics.
TM series (48 models). Converging and diverging lever paths, iso-lateral movement, and the widest selection of any single line — iso-lateral chest press, high row, leg press, squat machine, V-squat, shark squat, abdominal crunch, and dual-function combos. The workhorse of a plate-loaded floor.
PS series (6 models). Scissor-action rows, pulldowns, hack squats, squat trainers, and kneeling leg curls. Compact footprints and a distinctive lever geometry that sits between traditional plate-loaded and machine-guided movement.
DZ series (13 models). Purpose-built machines for specific training demands — standing abductor, standing hip thrust, prone row, adjustable chest press, pendulum squat, rhino squat, Smith squat, tyre flip trainer, and push sled. These are the models that make a floor distinctive, not just functional.
TB series (7 plate-loaded models). 45° leg presses, hack squats, hack slides, incline squats, seated calf raises, and T-bar rows. Heavy-duty frames shared with the rack and bench ranges — same tube section, same finish, same warranty.