Support an incline chest workout

Incline Chest Work in Strength Gyms

Suitable for commercial gyms, fitness clubs, training centers and professional strength areas, this plate-loaded incline chest press machine supports upper-chest pressing within routine strength, bodybuilding and athletic programs. It can be configured with flat chest press, shoulder press, benches, racks, free weights and plate storage to form a coordinated pressing zone for general members, experienced lifters and coached athletes using plate-based resistance.

Product Advantages

Both pressing arms move with the user while the inclined seat supports a complete chest press motion.

Specifications & Structural Decomposition

Exploded Structure Diagram

Exploded Structure Diagram
  1. Press Arm Assembly

    Curved press arms integrate handles and loading sleeves to guide stable incline pressing motion.

  2. Left Pivot Support

    Reinforced upright support connects the press arm pivot to the frame for smooth, stable movement.

  3. Right Pivot Support

    Heavy-duty pivot support secures the opposite press arm and maintains balanced movement under load.

  4. Backrest Pad

    Contoured backrest supports the upper body and helps maintain a secure incline training position.

  5. Seat Cushion

    Padded seat provides stable hip support and comfort during repeated incline chest press exercises.

  6. Seat Adjustment Rail

    Multi-position adjustment rail allows the seat height and position to suit different user sizes.

  7. Main Frame Assembly

    Welded steel frame forms the machine’s structural base and distributes training loads securely.

General information

上斜推胸训练器
Product Name
Plate Loaded Incline Chest Press
Target Muscles
Upper Pectoralis Major, Anterior Deltoids, Triceps Brachii
Overall Dimension (L×W×H)
1499*1505*1118mm
Machine Weight
78.17kg
Weight Stack
Plate loaded, weight plates sold separately
Max User Weight
150 kg(330 lbs)
Frame Material
11-gauge heavy steel tube, black electrostatic powder coating finish

General instructions

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XS-01-Machine Detail Showcase

Shows the frame, seat, loading sleeves, and complete machine structure.

XS-01-Machine Detail Showcase

00:27Shows the frame, seat, loading sleeves, and complete machine structure.

XS-01-Comprehensive Operation Showcase

00:24Shows seat adjustment, plate loading, and incline chest press training.

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Core Component Details

Backrest Mounting Bolts

Backrest Pad

Backrest Support Bracket

Base Foot Mounting Hole

Dual Pivot Connection Assembly

Frame Pivot and Stop Block

Frame Welded Joint

Handle Adjustment Knob

Handle Pivot Connection

Pivot End Cap

Seat Cushion and Support Post

Seat Height Markings

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What exercise is supported?

The machine supports seated incline chest presses with the upper body resting against an angled padded backrest.

How is resistance changed?

Resistance is changed by loading weight plates onto the sleeves carried by the moving pressing arms.

What supports the torso?

The inclined backrest pad supports the torso while the separate seat cushion supports the seated user.

Where are the handgrips?

Each moving press arm carries a handle, giving the user a separate grip point on either side of the seat.

How is the seat approached?

The open front of the frame provides access to the seat, as shown in the unoccupied station image.