Model 8051A Vertical Knee Up / Dip Station Wholesale & OEM Supply — Bodyweight Leg Raise and Dip Trainer for Commercial Gyms, Distributors, and Fitness Equipment Importers
Product Overview: Model 8051A Vertical Knee Up / Dip Station
The 8051A is a bodyweight vertical knee raise and dip station designed to develop core control, triceps strength, and shoulder stability. Its elevated frame, padded arm supports, and multi-grip configuration allow members to perform hanging-style abdominal work and parallel-bar dips without free-hanging suspension.
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8051A Specification |
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Model number |
8051A |
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Product name |
Vertical Knee Up / Dip Station / Leg raise trainer |
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Assembled size |
1170 × 840 × 1630 mm |
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Integrated weight stack |
0 kg (bodyweight-based training) |
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Gross weight |
64 kg |
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Shipping crate (L×W×H) |
1600 × 1250 × 550 mm |
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Chargeable volume |
1.10 m³ |
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Frame finish |
Black steel frame |
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Upholstery |
Blue contoured pads and grips |
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Primary exercises |
Vertical knee raise, parallel dip, core stabilization |
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Target buyers |
Commercial gyms, distributors, importers, functional-training centers |
Why Vertical Knee Raises Deserve Their Own Station
Traditional floor-based abdominal training has limits. Once basic crunches become easy, progression requires either added resistance or a change in movement pattern. Vertical knee raises introduce bodyweight leverage, turning the abdominal wall into the primary resistance.
The 8051A supports the arms and upper body while allowing the legs to lift freely. This arrangement creates a safer, more controlled environment than suspension straps and requires less technique than strict hanging leg raises.
For commercial operators, the station expands core programming without adding complexity. Members use their own bodyweight, require no adjustment between exercises, and can progress naturally by altering range and repetition tempo.
Specifications and Shipping Interpretation
The 8051A is tall enough to support full leg movement but remains compact in width. Its 1170 × 840 mm footprint is easy to position, while the 1.10 m³ chargeable volume provides favorable freight planning.
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Comparison point |
8051A reading |
Commercial implication |
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Assembled size |
1170 × 840 × 1630 mm |
Tall but narrow footprint |
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Gross weight |
64 kg |
Stable and easy to position |
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Integrated stack |
0 kg |
Bodyweight-based training |
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Crate dimensions |
1600 × 1250 × 550 mm |
Manageable crate profile |
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Chargeable volume |
1.10 m³ |
Efficient shipping cube |
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Training type |
Vertical knee raise and dip |
Core and upper-body bodyweight work |
Independent listings for comparable vertical knee raise and dip stations show assembled heights from approximately 1400 mm to 1700 mm, widths from around 700 mm to 1000 mm, and gross weights between 50 kg and 90 kg. Public marketplace pricing varies based on frame steel, pad contouring, grip variety, and supplier origin.
These figures show that the 8051A sits in the practical commercial specification range. Its compact width, 64 kg gross weight, and 1.10 m³ chargeable volume combine into a product that is easy to consolidate with selectorized machines and other bodyweight stations.
Using the 8051A Correctly
The user positions the forearms on the padded supports with the hands gripping the handles. The body is stabilized before any leg movement begins.
For vertical knee raises, the knees are drawn upward by contracting the lower abdominals. The movement should remain controlled throughout, without swinging or using momentum. Range of motion can be increased progressively as strength improves.
For dips, the hands grip the parallel handles and the arms extend to support the body. A controlled descent bends the elbows, followed by a smooth press back to the top. Shoulders should remain stable rather than shrugging toward the ears.
Beginners may perform partial ranges and gradually increase depth. Advanced users can slow the lowering phase to increase muscular demand without adding external resistance.
Applications Across Facility Types
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Facility type |
Main advantage |
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Commercial gyms |
High-value core and dip station |
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Functional-training zones |
Bodyweight progression tool |
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Sports-performance centers |
Core control and shoulder stability |
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Boutique studios |
Compact, equipment-free training option |
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Rehabilitation environments |
Controlled bodyweight movement under guidance |
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Distributor showrooms |
Easy-to-demonstrate bodyweight product |
The 8051A works well when positioned near abdominal machines and stretching areas. Members can combine machine-based and bodyweight core training within a short circuit.
Buyer Questions Answered
Can beginners use this station safely?
Yes. Partial ranges and slow tempos allow new users to build strength gradually. A short demonstration of pad positioning is recommended.
Is the station suitable for rehabilitation?
It can support controlled bodyweight core and upper-body work within a supervised program. Specific range and loading should be determined by a qualified professional.
Does the unit require assembly?
Yes. The station ships crated with a chargeable volume of 1.10 m³. Assembly should follow the included instructions to ensure correct alignment and stable operation.
What clearance is required around the station?
Beyond the 1170 × 840 mm footprint, space should allow for safe entry, exit, and leg movement. A full floor plan should be reviewed before installation.
Which components require regular inspection?
Pads, frame joints, handles, and stabilizer points should be checked routinely. Worn upholstery should be replaced before the foam becomes exposed.
Can frame and upholstery colors be customized?
Customization availability depends on order quantity and supplier capability. Buyers should request samples and written confirmation before finalizing bulk orders.
How many stations are recommended per facility?
Quantity depends on membership size and core-training demand. High-traffic gyms often benefit from multiple stations to reduce waiting during peak hours.
Wholesale and Bulk Procurement Information
The 8051A is available for distributors, importers, commercial gym operators, and fitness equipment contractors. Buyers should request the following before placing an order:
- Unit and volume pricing
- Full specification sheet
- Assembly instructions and hardware list
- Frame color and upholstery options
- Spare-parts availability 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 shipping solution when the 8051A is ordered alongside other strength equipment.
Buyers should provide target quantity, destination port or warehouse address, delivery window, and layout drawings where available. These details allow for accurate container-load planning and optimized floor placement.
Request a Wholesale Quotation for Model 8051A
The 8051A vertical knee up station offers commercial facilities a compact, durable solution for bodyweight core and upper-body training. Its stable frame, multi-exercise capability, and efficient 1.10 m³ crate volume make it suitable for new gym openings, functional-training zone upgrades, and distributor stock programs.
Send model 8051A, required quantity, destination information, and any customization requirements. A complete quotation, container-loading calculation, and estimated delivery schedule will be prepared based on the project specifications.
