Selectorized Pec Fly & Rear Delt Fly (Pec Deck) w/ 250lb weight stacks (New)

The SFE Selectorized Pec Fly & Rear Delt Fly (Pec Deck) delivers a powerful combination of precision engineering and robust durability. Features a 250lb weight stack at a 1:1 pull ratio. Designed to perform two essential movements—pec fly and rear deltoid—the machine maximizes efficiency and space, making it an ideal addition for both home gyms and professional fitness facilities.

Key Features

• Two-in-One Training: Effortlessly transition between pectoral fly and rear deltoid exercises.
• Targeted Muscle Engagement: Build a balanced upper body by isolating chest and posterior delts in one station.
• 11-Gauge Steel Frame: Heavy-duty build ensures long-lasting strength.
• ASTM A36 Steel Tubing: Provides superior stability during intense sessions.
• Electrostatic Powder Coat: Scratch- and chip-resistant finish for years of use.
• Standard Rubber Feet: Protect flooring while keeping the unit secure and slip-free.
• Rear Safety Shrouds: Enhance protection and create a sleek, professional look.
• Nylon-Coated Cables: U.S. military spec for maximum durability.
• Fiberglass-Impregnated Pulleys: Sealed bearings deliver quiet, friction-free motion.
• Solid-Steel Weight Plates: Self-lubricating bushings ensure seamless adjustments.
• Urethane Composite Grips: Ergonomic, sweat-resistant handles for comfort and control.
• Magnetically Locked Selector Pin: Prevents pin loss and boosts safety.
• Easy Adjustments: Designed for quick setup so you can stay focused on training.

Why Choose This Machine?

1. All-in-One Training: Combines two staple upper-body movements in a single unit.
2. Built to Last: Heavy-duty steel frame and premium components withstand daily use.
3. Safe & Stable: From selector pin security to non-slip footing, every detail enhances user confidence.
4. Professional Quality: Engineered for commercial gyms but compact enough for high-end home gyms.
5. Smooth Experience: Cables, pulleys, and weight plates are optimized for fluid, noise-free motion.

The SFE Selectorized Pec Fly/Rear Delt Machine is the perfect blend of versatility, strength, and user-focused design. Whether outfitting a professional training facility or building your dream home gym, this machine brings durability, safety, and performance to every workout.

Specifications

• Dimensions: 46.26” L × 51.18” W × 81.89” H
• Weight Stack: 250 lbs (99 kg)
• Net Weight: 263.48 lbs (105 kg)
• Gross Weight: 550 lbs (235 kg)
• Frame Tubing:
• 50 × 100 × 2.5 mm rectangular tube
• 50 × 75 × 2.5 mm rectangular tube
• Packing Size: 82.68” × 23.62” × 17.72”

At Sports & Fitness Exchange, we design our frames in-house, cut and form the steel with precision CNC machines, weld every joint using robotic welders for consistency, then clean, coat, assemble, and inspect each unit before it leaves our facility.

SFE's Robotic Welder's at work!

1. Design & Engineering

• Our team starts by designing each piece of equipment to meet commercial gym standards for strength, safety, and ergonomics.
• We model the equipment in CAD software to dial in dimensions, hole spacing, angles, and load paths.
• Every design is reviewed for:
  • Structural integrity under heavy loads
  • Smooth user experience (range of motion, handle position, etc.)
  • Compatibility with common attachments and accessories

2. Precision CNC Cutting & Forming

Once a design is approved, we move into production using CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines:

• Steel tubes and plates are cut to exact length and shape by CNC equipment.
• Hole patterns (like rack uprights) are drilled or punched with extremely tight tolerances, so:
  • J-cups, safeties, and attachments fit cleanly
  • Left and right sides line up perfectly
• CNC forming/bending ensures consistent angles and alignment from one unit to the next.

This level of precision is what gives SFE equipment its “everything just fits right” feel.

3. Robotic Welding for Consistency & Strength

After the parts are cut and formed, they move to our robotic welding cells:

• Robotic welders follow the same programmed path on every frame or component, creating:
  • Consistent weld penetration
  • Even, repeatable bead patterns
• Critical joints and stress points are welded for long-term durability, especially on:
  • Uprights and crossmembers
  • Base frames
  • High-load connection points (e.g., weight stack housings, lever arms)

Using robotic welding reduces variation from piece to piece and helps ensure that your rack is built the same way as a rack in a busy commercial gym. Sports & Fitness Exchange

4. Surface Preparation & Coating

To protect the steel and keep your equipment looking good for years:

• Parts are cleaned and prepped to remove oils, residue, and surface contaminants.
• Components receive a durable, corrosion-resistant finish (such as powder coating), designed to:
  • Resist chips and scratches in real-world gym environments
  • Stand up to chalk, sweat, and frequent use

Branding elements, labels, and decals are applied after coating where applicable.

5. Final Assembly & Quality Control

In the final stage:

• Hardware, bushings, bearings, pads, rollers, and weight stacks (where applicable) are installed.
• Moving parts are tested for:
  • Smooth motion
  • Proper alignment
  • Noise and friction issues
• Each unit goes through a quality control checklist before it’s cleared to ship.

If it doesn’t meet our standard for commercial use, it doesn’t go out the door.

Why This Manufacturing Process Matters to You

Because of our CNC and robotic welding setup, we’re able to:

• Build commercial-grade equipment that’s suitable for private and boutique gyms
• Maintain tight quality control from raw steel to finished product
• Keep production efficient so we can offer lower prices than many traditional commercial brands Sports & Fitness Exchange

That’s how we’re able to offer heavy-duty racks, rigs, and machines at pricing that works for home gyms, garage gyms, and growing training facilities.

FAQ: SFE Manufacturing

Do you really use the same processes for home-gym equipment as commercial gyms?
Yes. Our SFE-branded equipment is built to commercial standards, which is why it’s popular with private training facilities, boutique gyms, and serious home lifters.

What kind of steel do you use?
We use commercial-grade steel tubing and plate, sized appropriately for the load and application (for example, uprights vs. crossmembers). The exact specs can vary by model, but everything is chosen for long-term durability.

Where is SFE equipment made?
Our SFE manufacturing process is managed through our facility and partners to ensure consistent CNC cutting, robotic welding, and finishing before the equipment ships to you.

Why is SFE equipment more affordable than other commercial brands?
By controlling more of the production process and focusing on efficient manufacturing (like CNC and robotic welding), we can keep costs down without cutting corners on quality

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!