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Lexco Olympic plate loaded machines

Lexco Olympic plate loaded machines: our professional selection

Range overview — 18 models, including 16 with displayed prices: €1,080–€3,495 excl. VAT per machine; brands: Lexco (calculated on 2026-11-12).

Lexco Olympic plate loaded machines are loaded with discs rather than a weight stack, which brings the feel of the movement close to free weight training. Eighteen references are listed, specified for professional gyms, training boxes, sports complexes, military bases and physical preparation centres. Frames are industrial grade reinforced steel with an anti corrosion epoxy coating.

What defines our selection: Lexco Olympic plate loaded machines

References18 references published in this category
Listed pricesFrom €1,080 to €3,495 excl. VAT depending on the reference
On quotation2 reference(s) without listed price, priced on quotation
BrandsLexco
ConditionNew professional equipment only, no used or refurbished items
WarrantySpecific to each brand and reference, stated on the product page
Quote and deliveryQuote within 24 working hours; delivery in France charged separately, installation available on quotation
CustomersOver 2,500 customers equipped since 2013: gyms, hotels, local authorities, clubs

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Light In Fitness, a B2B fitness equipment distributor and manufacturer based in Tours, France, since 2013, has equipped more than 2,500 clients: gyms, local authorities, hotels, care homes and military bases. This range includes 18 products from the Lexco brand, priced from €1,080 to €3,495 excl. VAT and delivery (2 on quotation). Selections are made by Michaël Galy, founder of Light In Fitness, according to the site, its users and the project budget.

Why plate loaded rather than selectorised

Three reasons come up in practice. Load is not capped by a stack, so strong athletes are not limited. The resistance curve follows the lever arm of the machine, which feels closer to a barbell than a cable and stack assembly. And there is less to go wrong mechanically, since there are no cables or pulleys carrying the whole load, which reduces the maintenance burden in a high traffic facility. The trade off is handling: plates have to be loaded, unloaded and stored.

Planning the layout

Plate loaded areas need disc storage within reach of every machine, otherwise plates end up on the floor and the area becomes a hazard. Allow for that in the floor plan, along with rubber gym flooring tiles rated for the loads involved. Stationary training equipment for gym use falls under EN ISO 20957-1 class S.

Point Plate loaded
Loading Olympic discs, no stack limit
Feel Resistance follows the lever arm, close to free weights
Maintenance No load bearing cables or pulley assemblies
Layout requirement Disc storage at every station
Frame Reinforced steel, anti corrosion epoxy

Frequently asked questions

How many plates does an area need?

It depends on the number of machines and on peak attendance. We size the plate order with the machine order.

Are these machines suitable for beginners?

Yes, since the trajectory is still guided. The consideration is handling the discs rather than the movement itself.

Do you supply matching flooring?

Rubber gym flooring tiles rated for dropped loads can be quoted with the machines.

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