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VULCAN Commercial Seated Leg Extension & Seated Leg Curl Machine

Dual-function Seated Leg Extension & Leg Curl machine perfect for Home Gyms, Physiotherapy Clinics, and Allied Health Clinics

Front
Weight stack
120 kg (5 kg increments)
Weight stack ratio
1:1
Steel frame thickness
3 mm
Frame Colour
Black
Upholstery Colour
Black
Adjustable settings
Leg rollers, back pad & knee angle
Footprint (L x W)
133cm x 122cm
User weight capacity
150 kg

Why us?

We have expert Australian commercial fit-out specialists with expert prices on all equipment.

Adjustable Settings

Leg extension and seated leg curl on one machine with adjustments for the leg rollers, back pad, and starting knee angle accommodating for elderly and injuries which affect range of motion. 

Easy to use

Easy to use and adjust, makes it perfect for supersets and easy to adjust between extension and curl for clinicians and clients. It's a simple design perfect for home gyms and clinical spaces.

Weight Stack & Ratio

A 120 kg stack in 5 kg increments with a 1:1 ratio, so the number on the pin is the load you lift.

PRE-ORDER MID-NOVEMBER - VULCAN Commercial Seated Leg Extension & Seated Leg Curl MachineĀ 

The VULCAN Commercial Seated Leg Extension & Seated Leg Curl Machine combines two key lower-body exercises in one pin-loaded machine. A facility can offer both movements without giving up floor space to two separate machines. The leg rollers, back pad and starting knee angle all have multiple adjustment settings, allowing the machine to be set up for a wide range of users.

  • 3mm commercial-grade black powder coated steel frame
  • 120kg weight stack in 5kg increments with a 1:1 ratio, so the weight selected is the weight being moved.
  • The seat and back pad are finished in black textured upholstery.

Changing between the seated leg extension and seated leg curl is quick and simple. Together with the number of adjustments and its open design, this makes the machine well suited to busy physiotherapy and exercise physiology clinics, strength training gyms, and PT studios or home gyms.