Create space for seated back work

Lat Pulldowns Across Strength Areas

Designed for commercial gyms, fitness clubs, training centers, hotel gyms, corporate fitness rooms and professional strength areas, this lat pulldown machine provides a dedicated station for seated vertical pulling and back training. It supports general strength, bodybuilding and athletic programs, and can be arranged with rowing, rear-delt, chest press, shoulder and cable equipment to create a balanced upper-body zone for daily and coached workouts.

Product Advantages

The upper pulling arms connect to the frame through visible pivots, clearly showing the pulldown mechanism layout.

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Exploded Structure Diagram

Exploded Structure Diagram
  1. Top Handle Assembly

    Upper pull handle assembly with linked grips and pads, forming the main user-contact and motion area.

  2. Left Upright Frame

    Left side support frame connecting the top assembly and base, providing stable structural support.

  3. Right Upright Frame

    Right side support frame linking the upper structure and base, ensuring balanced overall stability.

  4. Left Weight Stack Tower

    Left resistance tower with guide rod, weight stack and cable path, delivering smooth adjustable load.

  5. Right Weight Stack Tower

    Right resistance tower with guide rod and weight stack, supporting balanced and consistent resistance.

  6. Backrest Assembly

    Padded back support with mounting post, helping maintain correct posture and upper-body stability.

  7. Seat Assembly

    Contoured padded seat with support bracket, positioning the user securely for effective training.

General information

高拉背肌训练器
Model
MTS10
Product Name
Iso-Lateral High Row
Overall Dimension (L×W×H)
1221*1714*1970mm
Machine Weight
380.32kg
Weight Stack
Dual independent stacks, 75kg (150 lbs) per side, total 150kg
Max User Weight
136 kg(300 lbs)
Frame Material
11-gauge heavy steel tube, black electrostatic powder coating finish

General instructions

Simplified explanation

Product Video

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MTS10-Machine Detail Showcase

Shows the side frames, central seat, and overhead pulling arm structure.

MTS10-Machine Detail Showcase

00:30Shows the side frames, central seat, and overhead pulling arm structure.

MTS10-Comprehensive Operation Showcase

00:27Shows the machine structure and the complete seated lat pulldown movement.

00:27A look at the packaging process for fitness equipment. We make sure the equipment stays intact during shipping. All overseas orders come with fast shipping and reliable supply.

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Core Component Details

Base Crossbar Grip Strip

Chest Pad and Support Tube

Crossbar Connection Bolts

Curved Side Crossbar

Exercise Arm Stop Pad

Frame Base Foot

Frame Foot Mounting Holes

High Row Handle Assembly

Seat Adjustment Linkage Plate

Seat Adjustment Spring

Seat and Chest Pad

Seat Base Support Structure

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the main movement?

The machine is intended for seated lat pulldown and back training using the overhead handgrips.

Where does the user sit?

The user sits on the central padded seat below the upper handle assembly, between the side frames.

What creates resistance?

Guided weight stacks in the side towers provide the load connected to the overhead pulling mechanism.

Where are the grip points?

The grips are positioned above the seat on the upper assembly, allowing overhead reach from a seated position.

What setting is pictured?

The images show indoor gym placement near free weights and cardio equipment, including active seated back training.