Model 8013A Hip Adduction Machine Wholesale & OEM Supply — Selectorized Inner Thigh Adductor Trainer for Commercial Gyms, Distributors, and Fitness Equipment Importers
Product Overview: 8013A Hip Adduction Machine
The 8013A is a selectorized hip adduction station designed for controlled inner-thigh training. Its upright frame, adjustable seat position, and converging leg-pad movement isolate the hip adductors while keeping the pelvis supported throughout the exercise.
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8013A Specification |
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Model number |
8013A |
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Product name |
Hip Adduction / Outer thigh trainer |
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Assembled size |
1600 × 1680 × 1480 mm |
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Weight stack |
80 kg selectorized |
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Gross weight |
296 kg |
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Shipping crate (L×W×H) |
1600 × 1680 × 1480 mm |
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Chargeable volume |
1.90 m³ |
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Frame finish |
Black upright steel frame |
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Upholstery |
Dark red seat pad, back pad, and thigh pads |
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Primary muscles |
Adductor longus, adductor magnus, gracilis, pectineus |
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Target buyers |
Commercial gyms, distributors, importers, rehabilitation centers |
Why Hip Adduction Equipment Matters in a Commercial Strength Room
Lower-body selectorized circuits often focus heavily on leg press, extension, and curl stations. Hip abduction and adduction receive less attention, even though the inner and outer thigh muscles play an important role in hip stability, gait mechanics, and lower-limb control.
The 8013A gives members a safe, seated way to train the adductor group. The movement is simple to perform, requires no spotter, and allows resistance to be scaled through a selectorized pin. This makes it suitable for everyone from first-time gym users to athletes addressing muscular balance.
For commercial operators, the machine adds programming depth without increasing supervision requirements. Members can move quickly between stations, making it a useful component in circuit training and rehabilitation-oriented layouts.
Specifications and Freight Analysis
The 8013A is a wide but stable machine. Its 1600 × 1680 mm footprint requires careful floor planning, while the 1.90 m³ chargeable volume supports cost-effective freight.
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Comparison point |
8013A reading |
Commercial implication |
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Assembled size |
1600 × 1680 × 1480 mm |
Wide footprint; plan generous aisle clearance |
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Gross weight |
296 kg |
Stable base for controlled movement |
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Weight stack |
80 kg |
Scalable resistance for general users |
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Crate dimensions |
1600 × 1680 × 1480 mm |
Crate matches assembled footprint |
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Chargeable volume |
1.90 m³ |
Efficient cube for shipping and container planning |
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Training type |
Seated hip adduction |
Controlled inner-thigh isolation |
Independent listings for comparable selectorized hip adduction machines show assembled widths ranging from approximately 1000 mm to 1700 mm, heights from around 1450 mm to 1700 mm, and weight stacks between 70 kg and 100 kg. Gross weights across similar units commonly range from 220 kg to 300 kg.
Public marketplace prices vary widely based on stack capacity, frame construction, and supplier location. These comparisons show why a full specification review is essential. The 8013A should be assessed on movement quality, stability, crate dimensions, and long-term serviceability rather than price alone.
How to Use the 8013A Correctly
The user sits with the back supported and places the inner thighs against the pads. The starting position should feel comfortable rather than overstretched. Adjustments to the seat or pad position should be made before selecting resistance.
The movement involves pressing the legs inward toward the midline in a slow, controlled arc. The hips and pelvis remain stable throughout the repetition. A gradual release returns the pads to the starting position without allowing momentum to take over.
The 80 kg stack accommodates light activation sets and more challenging loads. Users should avoid forcing the pads together too quickly or allowing the knees to collapse inward at the end of the range.
Where the 8013A Delivers Value
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Main advantage |
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Commercial gyms |
Completes lower-body selectorized circuits |
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Hotel and apartment gyms |
Simple, guided inner-thigh training |
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Rehabilitation clinics |
Controlled adductor activation under supervision |
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Sports-performance centers |
Muscular balance and hip-stability work |
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Studio spaces |
Circuit-friendly movement station |
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Distributor showrooms |
Clear demonstration of lower-body specialization |
The 8013A is often placed alongside a hip abduction machine. Together, they create an adductor–abductor pairing that supports balanced hip training. This layout is especially useful in facilities with a strong rehabilitation or senior-fitness component.
Buyer Questions Answered
Is 80 kg suitable for commercial hip adduction training?
Yes. Adduction work is typically performed for moderate to high repetitions. The 80 kg stack provides ample adjustment range for members at different strength levels.
Can beginners use this machine?
Yes. Resistance can be set low, and the guided movement is easy to learn. First-time users should focus on smooth repetition speed rather than maximum load.
Does the 8013A require assembly?
Yes. The unit ships crated with a chargeable volume of 1.90 m³. Professional assembly and suitable handling equipment are recommended.
What clearance is required around the machine?
In addition to the 1600 × 1680 mm footprint, space should be allowed for user access, pad movement, and safe aisle traffic. A detailed floor plan should be reviewed before installation.
Is this machine suitable for rehabilitation?
It can support controlled adductor training within a supervised program. Exercise selection should be guided by a qualified professional.
Which components require regular inspection?
Pads, pivot points, cables, guide rods, and adjustment mechanisms should be checked routinely. Worn upholstery should be replaced before the foam becomes exposed.
Can frame color and upholstery be customized?
Customization availability depends on order volume and supplier capability. Buyers should request samples and written specifications before confirming bulk orders.
Wholesale and Bulk Procurement Information
The 8013A is available for distributors, importers, commercial gym operators, and fitness equipment contractors. Before ordering, buyers should request:
- Unit and volume pricing
- Full specification sheet
- Assembly instructions and hardware list
- Frame and upholstery customization options
- Crate dimensions and chargeable volume
- Spare-parts list and warranty terms
- Production lead time and shipping terms
Quotations can be prepared using FOB, CIF, or door-to-door delivery terms. Mixed-container configurations often provide the most efficient freight solution when the 8013A is ordered alongside other selectorized machines.
Buyers should provide target quantity, destination port or warehouse address, preferred delivery window, and layout drawings where available. These details support accurate container-load calculations and optimized floor placement.
Request a Wholesale Quotation for Model 8013A
The 8013A hip adduction machine offers commercial facilities a controlled, selectorized solution for inner-thigh and hip-stability training. Its stable platform, adjustable movement, and practical shipping cube make it suitable for new gym openings and distributor inventory programs.
Send model 8013A, required quantity, destination details, and any customization requirements. A detailed quotation, container-loading proposal, and estimated delivery timeline will be provided based on the project brief.
