PT051G Squat Machine — Wholesale OEM Commercial Plate-Loaded Leg Press & Hack Squat Equipment, Heavy-Duty Bulk Supplier & Custom Strength Machine Manufacturer

Technical Sheet and Model Summary
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Field |
Value |
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Model |
PT051G |
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Product Name |
Squat Machine |
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Assembled Dimensions |
1550 × 1750 × 800 mm (L × W × H) |
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Net Weight |
165 kg |
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Carton / Package Dimensions |
1750 × 850 × 770 mm |
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Frame |
Welded steel, red and black commercial finish |
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Resistance Format |
Plate-loaded weight carriage |
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Movement Type |
Guided squat or leg press action |
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Primary Targets |
Quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings |
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Recommended Applications |
Commercial gyms, powerlifting clubs, strength studios, hotel fitness centers, sports performance facilities |
The PT051G is a plate-loaded commercial squat machine. Its assembled footprint is 1550 mm deep, 1750 mm wide and 800 mm high. The frame weighs 165 kg net. The packaged dimensions are 1750 × 850 × 770 mm. The product image shows a red and black steel frame with handles, a plate-loading carriage and a low-profile base structure with stabilizer feet.
Squat machines occupy a unique position in commercial strength training. They deliver the lower-body loading of a barbell back squat without requiring the user to position a bar across the shoulders. For many operators, this makes them the most versatile leg station in the facility. For distributors, the category offers strong wholesale appeal because the equipment is simultaneously approachable for beginners and sufficiently heavy for advanced members.
The Importance of the 800 mm Height
The 800 mm assembled height is the defining commercial feature of the PT051G. This is an unusually low profile for a heavy plate-loaded leg machine.
Most guided squat and hack squat machines exceed 1400 mm in height because the user stands upright and the carriage moves through a tall vertical arc. The PT051G configuration keeps the user in a low, supported position. This creates three immediate advantages:
- The machine can be placed beneath mezzanines, ductwork and low ceilings where tall leg equipment cannot fit.
- The visual mass on the gym floor is reduced, making the strength area feel more open.
- The low center of gravity improves natural stability and reduces frame flex under heavy loads.
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Parameter |
Value |
Planning Effect |
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Assembled depth |
1550 mm |
Standard commercial leg-zone depth |
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Assembled width |
1750 mm |
Requires full carriage clearance |
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Assembled height |
800 mm |
Compatible with low ceilings and mezzanines |
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Net weight |
165 kg |
Stable base for heavy plate loading |
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Recommended planning depth |
2.6 m |
Includes user access and plate loading |
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Recommended planning width |
3.2 m |
Allows side clearance and spotting access |
Why 165 kg Net Weight Is the Right Engineering Decision
Squat and leg press movements generate the highest loads in any commercial facility. A user may load hundreds of kilograms onto the carriage. At that level, frame mass is not a luxury. It is the only thing preventing rearward shift, torsional flex and long-term weld fatigue.
At 165 kg, the PT051G is engineered to remain planted without requiring permanent floor anchors. The low height works in its favor here: the lower the center of gravity, the less mass is required to resist tipping. The wide stabilizer feet shown in the product image further distribute the load across the floor surface.
For operators, this means the machine can be installed in leased spaces, hotel fitness rooms and facilities with polished concrete or wooden floors. There is no need to drill anchor bolts or arrange specialist installation.
The 1750 × 850 × 770 mm Package
The packaged dimensions are 1750 mm long, 850 mm wide and 770 mm high. These measurements make the PT051G unusually container-friendly for a heavy leg machine.
The 770 mm height permits double stacking in many warehouse and container configurations. The 850 mm width allows cartons to be positioned side by side on a standard pallet. The 1750 mm length is the controlling dimension for container layout, but it remains within the range handled by conventional logistics equipment.
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Shipping Parameter |
Value |
Planning Note |
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Package length |
1750 mm |
Controls horizontal container layout |
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Package width |
850 mm |
Allows side-by-side pallet positioning |
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Package height |
770 mm |
Double stacking viable in many configurations |
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Net weight |
165 kg |
Mechanical unloading recommended |
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Handling requirement |
Forklift or pallet jack |
Standard for commercial strength equipment |
Distributors should request a formal container load plan before confirming order quantities. The combination of low package height and heavy net weight makes this model more efficient to ship than taller guided squat machines, but exact carton orientation still determines total unit count per container.
Red and Black as a Commercial Strength Language
The product image shows a red and black color scheme. This is the standard visual language of serious strength equipment. Red signals intensity and energy. Black communicates structural mass and professional intent.
For distributors, a coherent color line supports premium positioning. A buyer fitting out an entire strength floor will usually pay more for equipment that looks like a matched system rather than a collection of unrelated machines. The PT051G supports this approach by sharing its red and black identity with other plate-loaded stations in the same range.
Powder coating is the expected finish for this category. It resists chipping at contact points and handles the humidity levels found in hotel pool areas and high-traffic commercial floors. For suppliers exporting to coastal markets, pretreatment quality should be confirmed during the specification stage rather than treated as a default assumption.
Plate-Loaded Versus Selectorized Leg Equipment
Selectorized leg machines offer convenience and clean aesthetics, but they introduce a fixed resistance curve and weight increments determined by the stack. The PT051G uses plate loading, which gives the user direct control over resistance and allows the same plate inventory to move between stations.
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Format |
Resistance Control |
Maintenance |
Price Position |
Best Use |
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Plate-loaded squat machine |
Direct and adjustable |
Low |
Mid to high |
General commercial floors |
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Selectorized leg press |
Stack and pin |
Cable and guide service |
High |
Premium supervised facilities |
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Hack squat machine |
Plate or selectorized |
Low to moderate |
High |
Bodybuilding gyms |
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Standard power rack |
Barbell only |
Minimal |
Low to mid |
Advanced free-weight areas |
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Smith machine squat |
Guided bar path |
Track maintenance |
High |
General strength floors |
Across competing commercial leg machines, wholesale pricing spans a wide range. Basic plate-loaded squat and leg press stations start near the lower hundreds of dollars per unit. Mid-range guided machines occupy a stronger price tier, and premium commercial leg presses with enclosed weight stacks reach several thousand dollars. The PT051G competes in the professional plate-loaded segment, where frame stability and movement quality are the deciding factors.
Training Applications
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Training Mode |
Objective |
Repetition Guidance |
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Standard heavy squat |
Leg strength and mass |
5 to 10 |
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Moderate repetition squat |
Hypertrophy |
8 to 15 |
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Paused squat |
Sticking point control |
5 to 8 |
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Slow eccentric squat |
Time under tension |
6 to 10 |
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High-repetition endurance |
Muscular endurance |
15 to 25 |
The exact movement path and available range of motion should be confirmed against the factory specification sheet. Some squat machines emphasize a vertical squat pattern, while others follow a more horizontal leg press arc. The product image indicates a low-profile carriage design, but the precise angle determines which training protocols are appropriate.
Why Squat Machines Belong in Every Commercial Facility
The squat pattern is one of the most effective lower-body movements available, but it also requires the most technical skill. A barbell back squat demands shoulder mobility, thoracic extension, balance and confidence under load. Many members never develop these qualities, which limits their access to serious leg training.
A guided squat machine removes the bar-positioning problem while preserving the loading principle. Members can use heavy resistance safely, progress systematically and develop the strength that later supports barbell training if they choose to pursue it.
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User Group |
Value of a Squat Machine |
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Beginners |
No bar placement required |
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Older adults |
Controlled movement path and reduced balance demand |
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Rehabilitation clients |
Supervised range and adjustable load |
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Intermediate members |
Progressive overload without rack setup |
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Advanced members |
Heavy loading with consistent mechanics |
Foot Placement and Muscular Emphasis
The wide carriage and handle configuration of the PT051G allow different foot positions. A narrow stance with the feet low on the plate emphasizes the quadriceps. A wider stance with the feet higher shifts emphasis toward the glutes and hamstrings. This degree of variation is one of the main reasons experienced members prefer plate-loaded leg machines over fixed-path alternatives.
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Foot Position |
Muscular Emphasis |
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Narrow, low on plate |
Quadriceps |
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Wide, low on plate |
Outer quadriceps and glutes |
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Narrow, high on plate |
Glutes and hamstrings |
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Wide, high on plate |
Glutes and adductors |
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Neutral, centered |
Balanced overall development |
These are training guidelines rather than factory specifications. Actual emphasis depends on the exact carriage angle, available range of motion and individual hip anatomy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the PT051G a commercial machine?
Yes. The 165 kg steel frame, 1550 × 1750 × 800 mm footprint and plate-loaded resistance system place it in the professional strength equipment category.
What does the product image show?
The image shows the red and black steel frame, the plate-loading carriage, the handles and the stabilizer feet. Final included accessories should be confirmed with the commercial quotation.
How much clearance is needed?
A practical planning envelope is approximately 2.6 m in depth and 3.2 m in width. This includes user access, plate loading and movement around adjacent equipment.
Can the machine be rebranded?
Yes. The frame is presented without prominent decorative branding, leaving space for distributor logos, custom frame colors and private-label packaging.
Does it require floor anchoring?
No. The 165 kg frame and low center of gravity keep the machine stable under normal use without permanent fixing.
How does it differ from a standard power rack?
A power rack requires the user to position and unrack a barbell. The PT051G provides a guided movement path with a fixed carriage, which is more accessible for members without advanced barbell technique.
Is the movement path adjustable?
The product image and specification identify this as a squat machine. Whether the carriage angle or foot plate is adjustable should be confirmed against the factory specification sheet.
Can it be shipped in a 20-foot container?
Yes, but exact unit count depends on carton orientation. The 1750 × 850 × 770 mm package dimensions are container-friendly, and the 770 mm height may permit double stacking.
What is the advantage over a selectorized leg press?
A plate-loaded machine allows direct load selection and uses the same plate inventory as the rest of the strength floor. It also avoids the cable and guide-rod maintenance associated with selectorized equipment.
How should the machine be maintained?
Regular inspection of welds, pivot points, guide surfaces and carriage movement is recommended. The frame should be checked periodically for signs of contact wear, and the plate-loading horn should be inspected for deformation.
Procurement and Distribution Strategy
The PT051G should be positioned as a core leg-zone product rather than a specialty item. It serves every experience level, requires no permanent installation and occupies a modest footprint relative to the loading capacity it provides. For a new facility, it offers one of the fastest routes to a complete lower-body program.
Distributors can pair the PT051G with a leg extension, a seated leg curl, a calf trainer and a hip adduction or abduction station. Together, these machines cover the full lower body without requiring the floor space or high cost of a large commercial leg press. For smaller studios, the squat machine alone delivers meaningful leg-training capacity.
Buyers evaluating multiple suppliers should compare frame steel gauge, base width, weld reinforcement at the carriage, guide construction and package dimensions. The 165 kg net weight and 800 mm height are strong indicators of commercial intent, but they are not substitutes for a full technical specification. A reputable supplier should provide material documentation and a container load plan before the order is finalized.






