Bodytone FC1SK single station cable machine, 90 kg, touchscreen

The Bodytone FC1SK is a single station cable machine with a 90 kg guided load and an integrated 10 inch touchscreen. It takes the mono column architecture of the FC1S range and turns it into a connected training post, for clubs that want digital tracking without dedicating floor space to a multi station frame.

The pulley column adjusts in height over multiple positions, so a single unit covers pulldowns, low rows, cable presses, rotations, arm work and assisted core exercises. Load is selected on a 90 kg stack, which is sufficient for the overwhelming majority of cable movements in a commercial setting. The steel structure is dimensioned for intensive collective use rather than occasional sessions.

The touchscreen displays the repetition counter and session data in real time. For a personal trainer that is a working tool rather than a gadget: volume is recorded as the client trains, and progression is visible on screen at the next session without any manual logging.

Technical specification

Where a single connected station fits

This reference answers a specific brief: premium positioning on a small footprint. Personal training studios, hotel fitness suites, corporate gyms and high end individual training spaces all have the same problem, namely that a multi station crossover would dominate the room. A single column with the same console technology delivers the connected experience at a scale the room can absorb.

It is also used as an addition to an existing strength area, where one adjustable cable post covers the accessory and rehabilitation work that fixed machines and barbells leave out. Installation requires a power supply at the unit and free working space in front of the column, since most exercises pull the user away from the frame. Dimensions and clearances are confirmed with the quotation. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, export is quoted per project, and dispatch runs five to ten working days from stock.

Frequently asked questions

Is one 90 kg stack enough for a commercial gym?

For cable work, yes in almost all cases. Ninety kilograms covers heavy pulldowns and rows for the great majority of members. Athletes needing more load on a single movement are better served by a plate loaded machine alongside it.

What does the touchscreen change day to day?

It counts repetitions and shows session data as the set happens, which removes manual counting and gives a coach an objective record. It is also the visible sign of equipment quality that differentiates a club at first impression.

How much space does the machine need?

Overall dimensions are confirmed at the quotation stage rather than published here. Send your room drawing and our technical team returns the footprint and the recommended clearance in front of the column.