2″ x 4″ 11 guage steel weight stack frame housing.
Form fitted outer weight stack shield.
ABS seat & back protective dishes.
Seamless upholstery.
Custom made grips and ergonomically formed handles.
Adjustable range of motion.
Leg pads swivel for dual use.
Red axis of rotation indicator.
Bright red colored pull knobs.
Instructional color placard.
225 lb. weight stack.
1/4″ nylon coated aircraft cable driven. 4800 lb. test.
All pivoting axis have radial bearings.
True strength curve on cam.
Optional custom-made protective rubber feet with bolt down holes available.
The RAPTOR P-6300 Combo Adduction / Abduction is functional training equipment built for dynamic, full-body conditioning work in multi-family and apartment fitness centers.
Q: What is the RAPTOR P-6300 Combo Adduction / Abduction used for?
The RAPTOR P-6300 Combo Adduction / Abduction is used for functional, full-body conditioning work as part of strength and conditioning or CrossFit-style programming.
Q: Is the RAPTOR P-6300 Combo Adduction / Abduction built for commercial use?
Yes, the RAPTOR P-6300 Combo Adduction / Abduction uses durable, commercial-grade materials designed to withstand daily high-intensity training.
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.
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“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.”