Lexco LPS-103 chest press with five level handle adjustment

The Lexco LPS-103 is a chest press measuring 1605 by 1085 by 1421 mm, with a 100 kg weight stack and a five level handwheel adjustment. The adjustment positions let the user target the chest from different angles on a single station.

At 1421 mm the machine is low, which is unusual for a chest press and useful in practice: it does not block sight lines across a strength room, and it fits under low ceilings and service runs where taller machines cannot go. Total weight is 231.5 kg, enough to hold the frame steady through a heavy set.

Comfort is handled by the contact points. The ergonomic seat uses urethane memory foam, a gas spring damper controls the mechanism, and a ten speed rack adjusts the seat quickly between users. On a machine that a busy club turns over every few minutes, fast and intuitive adjustment is what keeps the queue moving. The stack cover is double sided ABS.

Technical specification

Chest pressing in a commercial strength area

A guided chest press is the machine members reach for when the bench area is busy or when they are not confident under a barbell, which makes it one of the highest occupancy stations in any club. Placing it opposite a pulldown creates a natural push and pull pairing and keeps circulation logical.

Plan the footprint of 1605 by 1085 mm plus clearance behind the seat for access, and check the delivery route against a machine weight of 231.5 kg, particularly for upper floors. Our technical team confirms the layout and the clearances with the quotation. 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

What does the five level handwheel adjust?

It changes the handle position, altering the pressing angle so the emphasis moves across the chest. It lets one station cover several variations without a second machine.

How quickly can the seat be adjusted between users?

The ten speed rack system is designed for fast changes without tools, which is what allows a busy club to turn the station over between sets.

Is 100 kg sufficient for the stack?

For a guided chest press it covers the large majority of members in a commercial setting. Athletes pressing beyond that range should use a plate loaded machine or a bench alongside it.