Lexco LPS-101 butterfly machine with independent arm adjustment

The Lexco LPS-101 is a butterfly machine with a dual position handle, an eleven step backrest and left and right handles that adjust independently over seven positions. Independent arm adjustment is the detail that sets it apart from most pec deck machines.

Adjusting each side separately matters more than it sounds. Shoulder mobility is rarely symmetrical, and a machine that forces both arms into the same start position pushes the less mobile shoulder past its comfortable range. Seven positions per side let the user set each arm where the movement is clean, which is the difference between a productive set and an irritated shoulder.

The dual position handle extends the exercise range so different muscle groups can be targeted from the same seat. A gas spring damper and a ten speed rack seat adjustment make the settings quick to change, and the seat uses urethane memory foam. At 260 kg with a frame 2060 mm tall, the machine stays planted under load, and a double sided ABS stack cover protects the mechanism.

Technical specification

Where a butterfly belongs on the gym floor

The butterfly covers horizontal adduction, a movement no press reproduces and no bodyweight exercise isolates. In a strength area it sits alongside the chest press rather than replacing it, and the two are commonly installed as a pair because members use them in sequence.

The machine stands 2060 mm tall, so check ceiling height and any low fittings above the intended position, and confirm the delivery route at 260 kg. Footprint and clearances are issued with the quotation once we have your room drawing. We deliver to France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, quote export per project, and dispatch within five to ten working days from stock.

Frequently asked questions

Why adjust the arms independently?

Because shoulders rarely match. Independent adjustment lets each arm start in a comfortable position, which protects the less mobile side and keeps the movement symmetrical where it counts, at the chest.

What does the dual position handle allow?

It changes the grip and the working angle, so the same station covers more than one exercise and targets different muscle groups without a second machine.

Is the machine suitable for beginners?

Yes. The path is fully guided and the range is set before the first repetition, which makes the butterfly one of the more approachable stations for a new member.