Bodytone Forza FB23 Pec Fly and Rear Delt Machine, Dual Function Selectorised Station

The Forza FB23 combines pec fly and rear delt work on a single frame, letting one machine cover both the front and the back of the shoulder girdle. Members close the arms in front of the body for the pectorals, then the levers are repositioned for reverse flys that load the posterior deltoid and the upper back. For a club where floor area is finite, that pairing removes an entire machine from the plan without removing an exercise from the programme.

Bodytone builds the FB23 on two welded carbon steel sections, a 110 by 50 mm tube for the weight stack column and a 100 by 50 mm tube for the working frame, both 2.5 mm thick and joined by robotic welding with no spatter. The guide rods are stainless steel with a double hard chrome treatment for a consistent glide over years of use, the pulleys are nylon with a V groove and internal bearings, and the cables are 5 mm steel under a PVC sheath with a 1,000 kg breaking load. The ball bearings are selected for quiet running, which matters in studios where machines sit close to class spaces.

Details around the stack reflect commercial rather than domestic duty. The 107 kg stack is built from 7 kg plates with rubber shock absorbing bumpers and PVC pads between them, and a magnetic selector with colour coded intensity levels and a safety cord. Thermoformed ABS shrouds 3 mm thick close off the moving stack. Handles are covered in non-slip, non-absorbent PVC, while the handle stops and the red quick lock adjustment levers are aluminium so they stay easy to find and quick to set between users.

Technical specification

Where the FB23 belongs on the floor

A dual fly machine works best positioned between the chest group and the back group, since it belongs to both. Allow room in front of the seat for the arms to open fully on the reverse fly, which is the position most often underestimated when a plan is drawn from footprint dimensions alone. The machine is a standard specification in commercial clubs, hotel fitness rooms and corporate wellness centres, and the posterior deltoid station is increasingly requested in postural programmes for desk based populations. If you are building a complete circuit rather than adding a single unit, we will draw the sequence and the circulation for you at no charge before quoting.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to switch between fly and rear delt?

The red aluminium levers use a quick lock system, so the arms are repositioned in seconds without tools. This is what makes the machine practical in a circuit rather than only in an open gym floor.

What load does the standard stack provide?

The stack supplies 107 kg in 7 kg increments. Heavier or lighter configurations should be discussed at quotation stage if your member profile calls for it.

How is the machine delivered and installed?

Despatch from stock takes 5 to 10 working days. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, and export is priced per project. Assembly and installation on site are quoted separately, and a quotation is issued within 24 working hours.