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Dual Lat Pulldown Machine (TL02)

Dual Lat Pulldown Machine (TL02) targeting lats, rear delts and biceps with independent stacks and belt drive.

Specifications

ModelMTS02
Product NameIsometric Dual-Side Lat Pulldown
Target MusclesLatissimus dorsi, teres major, rhomboids, mid-lower trapezius, biceps brachii
Machine Dimensions (L x W x H)1300*1580*2090 mm
Machine Weight390 kg
Weight StackDual independent stacks, 75 kg (150 lb) per side; 150 kg total
Max User Weight136 kg (300 lb)
Frame MaterialNo. 11 heavy-duty steel tube; electrostatic powder-coated finish
Drive SystemKevlar high-strength synchronous belt drive; independent bilateral mechanism
Seat AdjustmentMulti-level roller height adjustment; suits users 155-195 cm
Upholstery PaddingMolded PU foam leather with rounded corners, wear-resistant
HandlesExtruded thermoplastic rubber grips with aluminum locking rings
Weight Guide & Selector PinSolid steel plate with self-lubricating bushings; Φ11 mm magnetic selector pin
Weight Stack ShroudFull front-and-rear pulley guard covers
Leveling FeetAdjustable mounting feet; bolt-down to floor available
ApplicationCommercial gyms, strength training studios, professional fitness centers

Product Details

Product Overview

The TL02 Dual Lat Pulldown Machine anchors bilateral training arms to upper pivots so users pull down through a controlled back movement. Targeting the lats, teres major, rhomboids, mid-lower trapezius and biceps, it stabilizes users on a padded seat and thigh supports.

The molded PU foam upholstery with rounded edges and thermoplastic rubber handles supports comfortable repeated sessions in high-use commercial settings.

Key Features

  • Dual-arm pulldown path for wide and narrow grip work
  • Dual independent 75 kg stacks (150 kg total)
  • Kevlar synchronous belt drive with bilateral mechanism
  • Multi-level roller seat adjustment; fits 155-195 cm users
  • Rubber grips with aluminum locking rings
  • Front and rear pulley guards for protection

Applications

  • Commercial back training floors
  • Training studios and coaching bays
  • Open exercise zones
  • Professional fitness centers