Lexco LS-107 biceps curl machine with independent arms

The Lexco LS-107 is a seated biceps curl station with a 75 kg weight stack and two arms that move independently of each other. It belongs to the Lexco Falcon selectorised line, with full ABS shrouds, memory foam padding and marine grade upholstery.

Independent arms are the reason to specify this machine rather than a single lever curl. When both forearms are locked to one bar, any difference in strength or elbow mobility between sides is absorbed by the stronger arm and the imbalance persists. Two separate levers remove that option: the weaker side completes its own repetition or the repetition does not happen. Rehabilitation rooms and clubs with an older membership usually want that behaviour.

The elbow pad is angled so the upper arm seats before the first repetition, and seat height runs through ten steps on a rack and pinion adjustment assisted by a gas spring, which a member can change without leaving the seat. At 226 kg the machine is heavy for its footprint, so it stays planted when a user pulls hard out of the bottom position.

Technical specification

Where an arm station belongs in a strength area

A dedicated curl station earns its floor space in clubs where members train arms directly and queue for the cable column to do it. Moving that traffic onto a fixed path station frees the cable crossover for the exercises only it can do, which is usually the argument that decides the purchase.

Plan the position with the loading side clear: the stack is selected from one flank and the seat is entered from the front, so a corridor on two sides keeps the station usable during busy periods. At 226 kg, confirm the delivery route and lift access before the order. Footprint drawings and clearances are issued with the quotation once we have your room plan. 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 does the 75 kg stack differ from the rest of the range?

Because the elbow flexors are a small muscle group. Most machines in the Falcon line carry 100 kg; on a curl station that resolution would be wasted, so the stack is sized to give useful increments across the load a member actually uses.

Can the machine be used for rehabilitation work?

Yes. The path is fully guided, the start position is set before loading, and the independent arms allow one side to be trained without the other compensating, which is the usual requirement after an elbow or wrist injury.

What maintenance does it need?

Periodic inspection of the cable and pulleys, cleaning of the upholstery with a non solvent product, and a check on the guide rods. The ABS shrouds unclip for access. Wear parts remain available after the sale.