Matrix Row – As Is Functional

Matrix Row Machine Specifications:

1. Frame Construction:
   • Durable steel frame designed to withstand heavy usage in commercial gym settings.
   • Powder-coated finish for a sleek, professional look that resists wear and scratches over time.
2. Adjustability:
   • Seat adjustments: To accommodate users of different sizes, allowing for proper positioning during the row.
   • Chest pad adjustments: Designed to provide comfort and support during the exercise.
   • Some models may also include handle adjustments for different grip positions (e.g., neutral, wide, or close grips).
3. Ergonomics:
   • Padded seat and backrest for comfort, reducing pressure during extended use.
   • Handles are ergonomically designed for a natural grip during the pulling motion.
4. Resistance and Functionality:
   • The machine typically uses a weight stack system, with weights ranging from 150 to 250 lbs (68 to 113 kg), although some models might use a plate-loaded system.
   • The rowing motion is designed for fluid movement and is typically cam-driven or uses a smooth pulley system for controlled resistance.
5. Dimensions:
   • Length: Usually around 60 to 75 inches (152–190 cm), depending on the specific model.
   • Width: About 30 to 40 inches (76–102 cm).
   • Height: Ranges between 45 to 55 inches (114–140 cm).
   • Weight: Generally falls between 250 to 400 lbs (113–181 kg).
6. Safety and Stability:
   • Non-slip footrests to ensure stability during the exercise.
   • A balanced base and sturdy construction to keep the machine stable and secure during use.
7. Weight Capacity:
   • Most Matrix Row machines have a high weight capacity, typically supporting users up to 400 lbs (181 kg) or more.