commercial leg curl extension machine

Curl and extension on one frame

Write whether the request is a shared curl-extension cam, a seated-only station or a prone-only pad. Two commercial-duty prices only become comparable after form, frame gauge and pad thickness sit on the same row. A bidder that prices two retail benches as one unit is not quoting the same object. A home-rated compact pair is a different purchase from a hall-duty dual frame.

Stack plates versus loose plates

Selectorized weight stack, shrouds and pin hardware change steel cost and stack height. Plate-loaded stations assume plate inventory and spotting space that the gym already owns. Do not mix those load methods on one unit price. User weight capacity, when unmarked, is a supplier statement for that catalog number, not a rating owned by this desk.

Packing cube and labour exclusions

Set contents, spare pads, carton and pallet change freight cube. Destination unloading, assembly labour and rubber flooring stay off the factory unit price unless every bidder writes the same installed package. Ask for currency, sample or drawing charges and whether a duty-cycle note or UL listing for a powered accessory is billed separately. Use the inquiry forms to name the station, then keep each configuration on its own quantity line. A procurement note is also filed on the commercial leg curl machine article.