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The FE-117 assisted chin dip unit is a no-nonsense chinning station designed for one thing: to improve anyone's ability to do a chin up. Wether you want to work your way up to doing an un-assisted chin, or to condition your entire upper chest with one of the best exercises availible, this is the station for you. Fully commercial grade, this unit was designed for High school weight rooms, commercial gyms and athletic training centers. Made from high-gauge steel, air-craft grade cabling, and two skid-resistant diamond plate steps, this chinning station was made to last.
Dimensions:
Length - 74 inch
Width - 39 inch
Height - 94 inch
items are built to order so please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Please
make your choice of paint and upholstery colors where applicable.
Design:
All Fitness Edge products are CAD (Computer Aided Design) Crafted and drawn. This level of engineering allows each piece of equipment to hold up to the most demanding facilities. Each user-friendly piece of equipment is designed for function, durability, safety and value.
Frames and Finish:
Each frame is chemically treated with high pressure, high temperature phosphate to eliminate corrosion and optimize adhesion. Skillfully applied electrostatic powder coat paint ensures durability and finish.
Frames are primarily constructed from 2 x 2 inch, or 2 x 3 inch 11-gauge (.120 Wall) and 7-gauge (.188 wall) A-36 structural steel tubing. Every weld is .035 MIG welded.
Upholstery:
34 oz per linear yard marine grade vinyl (resists mold and mildew) that is backed with 4 oz per linear yard polyester and anchored using staples.
Padding:
2 inch thick high density (90 indention force deflection 1.75 density) polyfoam padding. The foam is glued to a 3/4 inch plywood backing that features metal T-nuts.
Cables and Pulleys:
4000 lb 1/4 inch nylon coated black commercial grade aircraft cable, and 4 inch to 6 inch diameter fiberglass impregnated nylon pulley's with sealed friction free precision ball bearings.
Guide Rods and Weight Stacks:
1 inch solid steel chrome guide rods, and steel composite precision machined weight stacks with black powder coat finish make these some of the toughest and smoothest stacks today. Featuring pressed in bushings, a magnetic pin attached to a shock cord.
Linear Bearings-Rods and Pivot Points:
1 inch closed precision ball bearing with a low coefficient of friction. (IPS) Heat treated alloy steel shell. Case hardened steel alloy guide rods.
Flanged mount rotary bearings or sleeve bearings utilizing either oil impregnated bronze bushings or pre-lubricated nylon bushings.
Cosmetic Protection:
All seat adjustment, guides, chin up bars, weight storage and weight horns and chromed. 2 inch 3M protective stripping on all bar contact points.
Warranty:
Strength systems use the highest quality materials, and state-of-the-art manufacturing processes to produce a line of commercial quality equipment that meets or exceeds the industry's standards.
- Lifetime Warranty - Structural steel frame
- Five Year Warranty - Rotary bearings, weight stacks, pulleys and guide rods
- One Year Warranty - Cables and linear bearings
- 120 Day Warranty - Upholstery, hand-grips and all other items that are not listed above
Maintenance:
It is important that all preventative maintenance activities be performed on a regular basis. Performing routine preventative maintenance actions ensure a safe and trouble-free lifetime of operation.
- Daily
- Upholstery: It is very important to wipe down all upholstery with a mild solution of 10% liquid dish soap to 90% water. This will aid in the life of the upholstery, and will help kill any viral or bacterial contaminants from user contact. For difficult stains, use a 10% bleach to 90% water solution.
- Frame: Using a mild solution of car wash soap and water will remove most dust and stains. Finish by drying thoroughly with a clean cloth. For all chrome tubes, and area's of heavy use, apply a coat of car wax to resist corrosion from sweat.
- Weekly
- Inspect all bolts for looseness, and tighten when required.
- Inspect all cables and belts for wear, cracking and damage.
- Inspect all handles and grips for wear, drying, cracking and damage.
- Inspect all snap links for wear, and to ensure proper latching.
- Inspect all labeling to ensure safety information is legible, this also includes placards and decals.
- Inspect all weight stacks for proper alignment and operation.
- Wipe all guide rods clean, and then apply a thin coat of lubricant or lightweight motor oil.
- Yearly
- Replace all belts and cables that show signs of wear, cracking or damage.
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