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The Palladium Series Plate Loaded PLS-1100 Incline Chest Press offers unique 5-position handles that allow the user to adjust starting position and range of motion to fit their specific needs. Unilateral arms converge to maximize articulation of the shoulder and allow for a complete range of motion. 6 weight storage posts standard.
Features:
The Palladium Series Plate Loaded PLS-1100 Incline Chest Press is an incline press machine with five-position adjustable handles, allowing users to set a starting position and range of motion suited to their individual needs.
Its unilateral arms converge to maximise shoulder articulation and support a complete range of motion. The six-position seat uses gas cylinder assistance for stable, friction-free adjustment.
This chest press machine combines adjustable handle positions, a gas-assisted seat and converging unilateral arms to provide a configurable pressing station for users with differing movement requirements.
10 Years: Frame components and welds exclude excluding coatings.
5 Year: Bushings, sealed rotating bearings, pulleys, weight plates, and guide rods, excluding coatings.
1 Year: Labour; cables, linear bearings and shafts, and all other components not mentioned elsewhere in this warranty.
90 Days: Normal wear parts including but not limited to labels, upholstered pads, and grips.
The PLS-1100 is a configurable option for buyers comparing chest press machines in Ireland, with adjustable handles, a gas-assisted seat and integrated weight storage.
Yes. The PLS-1100 is part of the Palladium Series Plate Loaded range and is an incline chest press machine.
The machine has unique five-position adjustable handles that allow the user to set the starting position and range of motion best suited to their needs.
It uses unilateral arms that converge to maximise shoulder articulation and allow for a complete range of motion.
The seat has six positions and uses gas cylinder assistance for stable, friction-free adjustments.
Yes. Six weight storage posts are included as standard.
