2″ x 4″ 11 guage steel weight stack frame housing.
Form fitted outer weight stack shield.
Large custom rubber non-skid foot platform.
ABS seat protective dishes.
Seamless upholstery.
Red axis of rotation indicator.
Dual grip rowing handle.
Wear resistant handle platform.
Bright red colored pull knobs.
Instructional color placard.
300 lb. weight stack.
1/4″ nylon coated aircraft cable driven. 4800 lb. test.
All pivoting axis have radial bearings.
Optional custom-made protective rubber feet with bolt down holes available.
Designed for consistent resistance through the full range of motion, the RAPTOR P-4200 Seated Cable Row gives schools and universities a reliable way to train this movement pattern.
Q: What muscle group does the RAPTOR P-4200 Seated Cable Row target?
The RAPTOR P-4200 Seated Cable Row is designed to isolate and strengthen the specific muscle group named in its title, using a guided path of motion for safer, more consistent loading.
Q: Is the RAPTOR P-4200 Seated Cable Row suitable for a commercial facility?
Yes, the RAPTOR P-4200 Seated Cable Row is built with a heavy-duty frame and durable cable and pulley system so it can withstand daily use in gyms, clinics, and training facilities.
Frames, Welds, Weight Stacks – 10 Years
Friction Free Bearings, CAMS, Guide Rods, Bushings, Pulley Wheels – 5 Years
Cables – 1 year after date of purchase.
Upholstery, Pop Pins – 1 Year
Polyurethane Rollers, Neoprene Rollers, Foam Rollers, Cosmetic Items Not Specified – 90 Days
Note: All Warranties are limited to Manufacturer defects.
“ProMaxima has provided top-quality equipment for our weight room, along with outstanding installation and service. Their equipment is comparable to or exceeds the quality of more expensive products, and the service has been exceptional.”
“From day 1 our student athletes have benefited from PMX Equipment – we are seeing results on the field and on the courts.”
“PMX strength equipment has set our department up for success because of how durable, flexible, and adjustable it is depending on what season and athletes we need to train.”
