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What you receive before you commit
When we locate a unit for you, your quotation includes photographs of that exact machine:
- Front, side and rear views of the whole machine
- Close-ups of the upholstery
- Handles, grips and adjustment mechanisms
- Weight stack, cables, belts and pulleys (or horns and pivots on plate-loaded machines)
- The frame welds most likely to show wear
- Every cosmetic imperfection we know about
- Where possible, a short video of the machine moving through its range
Inflight Fitness Chin/Dip Assist
Assisted chin-ups and dips, with the weight stack taking off part of the body weight.
Source on request. This model is not in our warehouse. Ask for a quote and we will look for a unit through our network of gyms and suppliers, inspect it, and send you photographs, a condition grade and a price before you decide. There is no obligation to buy.
- Brand
- Inflight Fitness
- Series
- Inflight
- Type
- Selectorized
- Category
- Back & Pulley Machines
- Trains
- Lats, chest, triceps, biceps
Overview
An assisted chin/dip machine uses its weight stack to support part of the member's body weight, so people who cannot yet do full chin-ups or dips can train the movements and progress towards them. It is one of the most useful machines for gyms with many beginners.
On a used unit we inspect the kneeling platform and its pivot, the chin and dip handles, the cable and pulleys, and the weight stack.
How sourcing works
Many of the best machines change hands when a gym upgrades. Our networking team keeps in touch with gym owners and suppliers so we can look for specific models on your behalf.
- Ask for a quoteTell us the model, quantity and delivery city.
- We searchWe look for a suitable unit through our network.
- We inspectYou receive photographs, a condition grade and a firm price.
- You decideOnly then do you choose whether to buy. No obligation.
Specifications
| Loading | Selectorized weight stack (counterweight assistance) |
|---|---|
| Movement | Assisted chin-up and dip |
Only verified details are listed. Production year, stack weight, upholstery colour and console version vary from unit to unit and are confirmed in your quotation.
What we check on selectorized machines
- Frame and welds: no cracks, bends or rust at the joints
- Weight stack: plates flat and uncracked; the selector pin seats fully at every plate
- Guide rods: straight, clean and lubricated, with smooth plate travel
- Cable or belt: no fraying, kinks or flat spots along its length or at the terminations
- Pulleys and bearings: spin freely and quietly with no wobble
- Adjustments: seat, pads and range-of-motion settings lock positively at every position
- Upholstery: no tears; foam not collapsed; stitching sound
- Full range of motion tested at light and heavy settings
Delivery & after-sales
Delivery
Delivery can be arranged. The route, access and any charges are stated in your quotation before you commit.
Installation
Ask us whether installation can be arranged for your site.
Warranty & support
After-sales terms are agreed for each unit and written into your quotation. We do not apply a blanket warranty to pre-owned equipment. Terms of quotation
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