Products Description
This combo bicep/tricep machine isolates upper arm musculature and supports a range of exercises via its included V-bar handle (for curls) and multi-purpose handlebars (preacher curls, tricep extensions, pushdowns, etc.).
It accommodates up to 220 LB of Olympic weight plates on 9.75" sleeves, with a sundial-style pin-locking system enabling quick range-of-motion adjustments (low for curls, high for extensions). User comfort and control are prioritized via an adjustable premium vinyl-padded seat and rubber grips.
Constructed with an all-steel frame and powder coat finish for durability, the machine features quick bolt-together assembly-ideal for long-term, high-intensity arm training.
FAQ
Q1: How do you measure the success of a partnership?
A1: We measure the success of a partnership by your repeat orders and positive feedback. A successful partnership is one where our low MOQs, quality standards, and 20-year expertise have contributed to your growth, our service has been seamless, and you consistently find the collaboration to be worry-free.
Q2: What is the most important thing to remember about your pricing?
A2: The most important thing to remember is that it is dynamic. The EXW price is a snapshot and can change, and it does not include logistics. Always use the Proforma Invoice from our sales as the definitive source for current pricing and terms.
Q3: Can you create a hologram or foil stamp logo?
A3: Yes, we can create hologram stickers or foil stamp logos. These are specialized processes with higher costs and longer lead times. Please discuss your specific idea with our sales team to assess feasibility and cost.
Q4: What is the lead time for an order that is 50% stock and 50% production?
A4: For such an order, we would typically ship the stock portion first (3-7 days) and then ship the production portion once it is ready (20-35 days). This would involve two separate shipments and two separate freight payments.
Q5: How do I provide my company's legal name for the PI?
A5: Please provide your company's full legal name and address exactly as you would like it to appear on the shipping documents and the Proforma Invoice. This ensures accuracy for banking and customs purposes.
Q6: What is the difference between a PI and a commercial invoice?
A6: A Proforma Invoice (PI) is a preliminary bill sent to the buyer before the shipment, detailing the intended sale. A Commercial Invoice is the final bill issued after the shipment, used for customs clearance and payment. The PI comes first.
Q7: How long does shipping to Chile take?
A7: Shipping to Chile by sea takes approximately 30-40 days. By air, it takes about 8-14 days.