Matrix Chest Press – As Is Functional

Matrix Chest Press Specifications:

1. Frame Construction:
   • Built with heavy-duty steel, ensuring durability for commercial use in gyms and fitness centers.
   • Powder-coated finish for enhanced resistance to scratches, chips, and wear, while also maintaining a professional appearance.
2. Adjustability:
   • Seat height adjustment: Allows users to modify the seat height for proper alignment and comfort during the exercise.
   • Handlebar adjustments: Many models offer adjustable grips, allowing users to choose between different grip positions (neutral, pronated, or wide grips).
   • Backrest adjustment: Some versions allow the backrest to be adjusted to further tailor the machine to the user’s body size.
3. Ergonomics:
   • Contoured, padded seat and backrest for support and comfort during use.
   • Handle grips designed for ease of use and comfort, often ergonomically shaped to reduce stress on the wrists.
4. Resistance and Functionality:
   • The weight stack system is commonly used, with weights ranging from 150 lbs (68 kg) to 250 lbs (113 kg), depending on the model.
   • Some versions may be plate-loaded, allowing users to add their own Olympic weight plates.
   • The machine typically uses a smooth pulley and cam system, ensuring fluid movement during the chest press.
5. Dimensions:
   • Length: Typically around 50–70 inches (127–178 cm), depending on the specific model.
   • Width: Generally 30–40 inches (76–102 cm).
   • Height: Between 50–60 inches (127–152 cm).
   • Weight: Typically falls between 250–350 lbs (113–159 kg).
6. Safety and Stability:
   • Non-slip footrests help stabilize the user during the exercise.
   • Wide base and sturdy frame provide a stable platform for safe, effective use during the press.
7. Weight Capacity:
   • Most Matrix Chest Press machines support a weight capacity of up to 400 lbs (181 kg) or more, depending on the specific model.