Lexco LS-110 Abdominal Machine, Selectorised Trunk Flexion Station for Professional Use

The Lexco LS-110 is a selectorised abdominal machine built for the duty cycle of a professional fitness centre rather than for occasional use. It gives progressive, measurable resistance to trunk flexion, which is what abdominal training on a mat cannot provide. Members work against a load they can record and increase, and the guided path keeps the movement identical from one session to the next.

The commercial argument for a machine over floor work is straightforward. A mat costs nothing but produces no progression, no measurement and no accessibility for members who cannot get down to the floor and back up comfortably. A selectorised station gives all three, which is why corporate gyms, hotel fitness rooms and rehabilitation practices specify one even when floor space is tight. The LS-110 belongs to the Lexco selectorised line, engineered for years of intensive use without loss of performance, and supplied by Light In Fitness across France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg.

Technical specification

Professional use

Core stations are used most when they are on the path members already take, so place the LS-110 at the end of the machine circuit or next to the stretching area rather than in a corner. Allow clear access to the seat from the front and from at least one side, and leave working room behind the weight stack for servicing. In corporate wellness settings the machine is usually justified by back pain prevention programmes rather than by aesthetics, and the seated position is what makes it accessible to members who avoid floor work altogether. Because the published data for this model covers its function and duty rating rather than its dimensions, we confirm footprint, stack weight and clearances against the current manufacturer drawing at quotation stage.

Frequently asked questions

What advantage does a machine have over floor abdominal work?

Progressive load, a repeatable movement path and a seated position that stays accessible to members who cannot work on the floor. It also allows progress to be recorded, which supports coached programmes.

What footprint should I plan for?

Dimensions are confirmed from the current manufacturer drawing when we quote. Send us your floor plan and we will run a free implantation study that positions the machine in the circuit and checks the circulation around it.

What are the delivery terms?

Equipment held in stock is despatched within 5 to 10 working days. Delivery covers France, Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg, export is priced per project, and installation is quoted separately. Quotations are issued within 24 working hours.