SFE Commercial Seated Dip (New)

The SFE Commercial Seated Dip (New) is a premium plate-loaded machine engineered to deliver targeted triceps and chest workouts with maximum comfort and efficiency. Ideal for commercial gyms, training studios, and serious home setups, this machine offers a robust design and ergonomic features to support intense upper-body training.

Key Features:

• Heavy-Duty Steel Frame: Constructed with commercial-grade rectangular steel tubing (1.97" x 3.94" and 1.57" x 3.15" with 0.118" thickness) for exceptional durability and stability during heavy use.

• Ergonomic Design: The machine's design ensures proper body alignment and movement mechanics, effectively isolating the triceps and chest muscles while minimizing strain on joints.

• Compact Footprint: With dimensions of 67.13" (L) x 62.6" (W) x 43.11" (H), the Seated Dip fits seamlessly into various gym layouts without compromising on functionality.

• Substantial Weight Capacity: Weighing in at 354.94 lbs, the machine's solid construction supports rigorous training sessions and accommodates users of different sizes.

The SFE Commercial Seated Dip (New) is a top-tier choice for facilities aiming to provide members with effective and comfortable upper-body strength training equipment. Its sturdy construction and user-friendly design make it a valuable addition to any fitness environment.

- Machine Size (L*W*H): 67.13 inches (length) x 62.6 inches (width) x 43.11 inches (height)
- Tube: 1.97 inches (width) x 3.94 inches (height) x 0.118 inches (thickness) and 1.57 inches (width) x 3.15 inches (height) x 0.118 inches (thickness) R rectangle steel tube
- Machine Weight: 354.94 lbs

SFE machines are heavy-duty, commercial-grade equipment designed for serious training, and they require proper tools and at least two people for assembly.

They arrive in wooden crate on a pallet. Our machines are built for heavy duty use and demand time and effort to set up correctly. We provide detailed assembly manuals for every model, but please be prepared for the process.

Although the majority of our customers are able to assemble the machines themselves, if you are not experienced with equipment that involves bearings, guide rods, weight stacks, and/or heavy frames, we strongly recommend hiring a local fitness equipment technician.

Companies such as Fitness Machine Technicians typically charge $200 to $400 per machine, which can save you 2 to 6+ hours, depending on your tools and experience.

Please note that we do not offer assembly services outside of the Phoenix metro area, as hiring locally is usually faster and more cost-effective, and we prefer to pass those savings on to you!