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Body-Solid-Commercial-Strength.Pdf COMMERCIAL Markets Served: Parks and Recreation Corporate Facilities High Schools Police Stations Fire Departments Rehab and Medical YMCA/JCC Community Centers Multi-Housing Fitness Centers Military/Government Universities/Colleges Hotels and Spas Sports Teams Personal Training Studios WWW.BODYSOLIDCOMMERCIAL.COM The constant evolution of commercial fitness presents challenges to every fitness equipment manufacturer. Body-Solid rises to the challenge with uncompromising innovation and dedication to quality and durability. For nearly a quarter of a century we have been committed to superior products and an unparalleled dedication to www.bodysolidcommercial.com the best sales and customer service in the industry. Your 800-833-1227 satisfaction is our top priority and will continue to be over the next quarter of a century. 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Hexagon PRO Club Package (SR-HEXPROCLUB) FUNCTIONAL TRAINING RIG SR-HEX • SR-HEXPRO The Body-Solid Hexagon Rig Systems are customizable functional training systems. The hexagon shape fits over twenty attachments allowing you to configure them in the way that you want. Available in two styles, the Body-Solid Hexagon Pro System (SR-HEXPRO) is 98” tall and perfect for commercial and light commercial applications. The shorter version, the Body-Solid Hexagon System (SR-HEX) is 83” tall and perfect for garages and residential applica- tions. Both versions are expandable allowing you to bolt two or more units together, now or down the road. This level of customization ensures you can outfit the Hexagon System to your specific facility needs. Functional training and group exercise are two of the most exciting trends in the fitness industry. The Body -Solid Hexagon Pro and Hexagon are both perfect products to capitalize on these growing categories. 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SR-HEXPRO, Hexagon Pro System • Taller for higher clearance facilities • 3” x 3” 11 gauge steel mainframe • Anchor bolt holes to secure system to the floor • Chip resistant powder coat paint finish • Oversized 3/4” hardware • Expandable • Base Dimensions; 118”L x 74”W x 99”H, 423lbs • Loaded Dimensions ; 190”L x 125”W x 132”H, 1171lbs • Commercial Warranty: Lifetime on Frame, 2 Year Parts, 1 Year Wear Items SR-HEX, Hexagon System • Shorter rig for lower clearance facilities and residential • 3” x 3” 11 gauge steel mainframe • Steel support plates • Chip resistant powder coat paint finish • Oversized 3/4” hardware • Expandable • Base Dimensions; 118”L x 74”W x 83”H, 416lbs • Loaded Dimensions; 190”L x 125”W x 117”H, 1164lbs • Commercial Warranty: Lifetime on Frame, 2 Year Parts, 1 Year Wear Items 4 Ropes, balls, bands, kettlebells, bars, plates and collars sold separately. Attachments: HEXAGON PROCLUBLINE Hexagon Club Package (SR-HEXCLUB) 01 SR-BAR Monkey Bars 02 SR-BHV Bar Holder, Vertical 03 SR-BP Band Pegs 04 SR-BT Ball Throw 05 SR-DIP Adjustable Dip 06 SR-DPU Double Pull Up 07 SR-FPU Flying Pull Up 08 SR-HB Heavy Bag 09 SR-HBH Heavy Bag Hanger Hexagon Basic Package (SR-HEXPROBASIC) 10 SR-KB Kettlebell Tray Lift Offs(2) 11 SR-LO Lift Offs (pair) Safety Catchs(2) 12 SR-MB Medicine Ball Tray Single Pull Up 13 SR-MGC Multi-Grip Pull Up 14 SR-REB Ball Rebounder 15 SR-SBH Stability Ball Holder 16 SR-SC Safety Catches 17 SR-SPU Single Pull Up 18 SR-STEP Adjustable Plyo Step 19 SR-SUSP Suspension Rings 20 SR-TBR T-Bar Row 21 SR-UL U-Link, Fitness Rope and Storage The Hexagon Functional Training Rig system offers 22 SR-WPH Weight Plate Horn, Olympic 23 SR-WPS Weight Plate Storage, Horizontal unparalleled flexibility to match the needs of any and SR-HEXEXT Expansion Rig SR-HEXPROEXT Pro Expansion Rig all facilities. With 23 different accessories, the Hexa- Hexagon Advanced Package (SR-HEXPROADVANCED) gon can be altered, customized and expanded to your Bar Holder(Vertical) Single Pull Up Dip Station Plyo Step exact needs making this piece the future cornerstone Kettlebell Tray T-Bar Row of any commercial workout space. Lift Offs(2) U-Link Multi-Grip Chin Up(2) Weight Plate Horns Safety Catchs(2) 01 06 11 16 21 04 09 14 19 02 07 12 17 22 Hexagon Club Package (SR-HEXPROCLUB) 05 10 15 20 Monkey Bars Medicine Ball Tray Bar Holder(Vertical) Multi-Grip Chin Up(2) Band Pegs(2) Ball Rebounder 03 08 13 18 23 Ball Throw Safety Catchs(2) Dip Station Single Pull Up Double Pull Up Plyo Step Flying Pull Up Suspension Rings Heavy Bag T-Bar Row Heavy Bag Hanger U-Link Kettlebell Tray Weight Plate Horns Lift Offs(2) 800-833-1227 • www.bodysolidcommercial.com 5 PRo•Dual MACHINES The Body-Solid Pro•Dual commercial equip- ment line was developed specifically to address Back Extension the needs of facilities with limited space options, such as hotels, fire stations, office buildings, and residential complexes. Ideally suited for smaller workout environments, the Pro•Dual line includes ten function-specific dual machines that can stand alone or be combined with a three stack or four stack weight tower to build a single multi-function gym. This modular flexibility allows facilities to cre- ate a customized series of workout stations even in the smallest spaces. General Pro•Dual Specs Ab Crunch Continuous welded, factory assembled connections on the weight and station frame provide extra stability along with durability that extends the life of the station Impact-resistant fiberglass reinforced nylon pulleys include precision ground and sealed bearings providing prolonged cable life and smooth movement 11-gauge 2.375"x4.625" oval tubing on the main frame combined with 3 gauge steel connecting plates and ½" diameter connecting bolts provides high strength and durability Works as a modular component on Two step durable, electrostatically applied metallic the Pro•Dual three or four stack gym powder coat finish with clear coat, provides (See pg. 14) a high quality, low maintenance finish that is protected from scratching, chipping and fading PRo•Dual AB CRUNCH/ Spun steel aircraft cables are 5.5 mm diameter BACK EXTENSION SPECS rated to over 2800 lb., providing smooth DABB-SF Model: DABB-SF movement along with durability and safety • Dual function oversized 9" diameter adjustable roller pad for Instructional Placard Included DuraFirm™ upholstery over 2" high density foam, is comfort and proper alignment for both ab and back exercises Standard Weight Stack: 210 lb. (95 kg) double stitched and fully supported, guarantee • Counter balanced resistance arm with 14 adjustable starting Mainframe: 11-gauge 2.375"x 4.625" oval tubing a tear resistant, durable surface for comfort points Dimensions: 51"W x 43"L x 62"H (130 cm x 109 cm x 158 cm) and support • Bio-mechanically angled seat with 5 gas assisted adjustable Cables: Spun steel aircraft cables are 5.5 mm diameter rated over 2500 lb. High density rubber foam grips and handles provide
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