Commercial and Home Multifunction Smith Machine
- Model
- DLR18
- Model
- DLR18
- Frame tube
- 75 × 75 × 3.0 mm heavy-wall steel
- MOQ
- 20 sets
The Professional Smith Machine is the build we recommend to operators who have already replaced a lighter machine once. Upright tube, base plate and guide-rail diameter are all uprated, and the frame is braced at the base rather than relying on bolted feet alone.
That extra material shows up in the bar travel. A Smith machine that is not rigid develops a small flex under load, which the runner feels as a hesitation at the bottom of a squat — and over years that flex is what wears the bearings. Bracing the frame removes the flex before it reaches the rail.
Supplied with stainless guide rails, twin 80 kg stacks and replaceable UHMW-PE liners throughout. Minimum order is 30 sets, which reflects the production batch size for this frame.
| Model | DL-PRO |
|---|---|
| Frame tube | 75 × 75 × 3.0 mm heavy-wall steel, base braced |
| Guide rails | Hardened stainless steel, sealed linear bearings |
| Weight stacks | 2 × 80 kg, 1:2 ratio |
| Bar capacity | 300 kg rated |
| Stations | Smith bar, squat, cable crossover |
| Finish | Multi-stage pre-treatment, electrostatic powder coat |
| Upholstery | Fire-retardant vinyl, replaceable panels |
| Model | DL-PRO |
| Application | Commercial gym, institutional gym, studio |
| Loading type | Weight stack and free-weight bar |
| Material | Heavy-wall steel, stainless guide rails |
| MOQ | 30 sets |
| Lead time | 25–35 days after deposit and drawing approval |
| Warranty | 12 months on frames and components |
| Colour | Customisable — RAL or Pantone reference |
| Branding | Logo plate, decal or embroidered upholstery tag |
Specifications are current at the time of publication and may be revised without notice. Confirmed dimensions are issued on the order drawing before production. Packing volume is indicative — ask us for the container loading plan specific to your quantity mix.
This model is specified for the following environments:
Sizing the whole floor rather than one machine? Send a floor plan and we will propose a station count for your membership and traffic pattern.
Equipment is packed for sea freight as standard: frames foam-wrapped, panels edge-protected, hardware bagged and labelled per unit, then steel-banded onto pallets.
Commercial equipment earns its money over years, so our support is organised around keeping a floor running rather than closing a sale.
Our heaviest single-station Smith build, specified for commercial floors where the machine runs all day and is expected to still be true in year five.
Pricing for Professional Smith Machine — reply within one working day.
Photograph the container condition before unloading where possible, and record any shortage or damage on the delivery receipt. Send us the photographs, the packing list and the container number and we will investigate against our loading records and resolve it with you directly. Loading photographs are taken specifically so this process is quick.
Yes. Every order is filed with its component list, so a cable or pad bought two years later is the same part. Cables, pulleys, bearings and pads are standardised across a platform family, which keeps stock practical. Less common components may require a production run, and we will state the lead time honestly.
Ratings are published per model and appear in the specification table on each product page — typically 250 to 500 kg for racks and presses, and 180 kg user rating for cardio. Ratings are verified in our load testing rather than estimated. If you need a rating for a structural assessment or a tender, we will supply it in writing.
Yes. We match frame powder coat and upholstery vinyl to a RAL, Pantone or physical sample, and retain the approved coupon for repeat orders. This is common for hotel and residential projects where the gym needs to read as part of the interior rather than an addition to it.
Yes, and we would rather you specified them at the same time. Flooring, storage walls, racks, mats, kettlebell sets, medicine balls, ropes, collars and attachments all ship in the same container, matched in quantity to the machines you have ordered. Buying accessories locally afterwards usually costs more and arrives in the wrong specification.
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Roughly forty models with dimensions, weight stacks, tube specifications, container loading quantities and MOQ. It is the document our distributors work from.