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Power Rack

PowerCurve
Strength System.

Familiar lifts. A different way to load them.

Traditional plate loading, independently adjustable band resistance, and visible band-load measurement—engineered into one rack.

600 lbsMachine weight
1,000 lbsPlate-load capacity
Up to 800 lbsTotal band resistance when floor-anchored
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Explore the featuresMachine setup

Built into every movement

The details that make
the difference.

PowerCurve band tensioner mechanism with integrated slide bearings and load cell

Movement

Smooth travel
Band tensioner

Integrated band attachment

Resistance bands are attached to integrated hooks instead of sharing bar space with weight plates. Load the bands and weight plates separately for a custom load profile. The band tensioner travels smoothly with linear bearings along the rails as you move through a rep, adding resistance through the cable system as you lift.

Precision load cell

The load cell measures the amount of band tension created so you never have to guess. The exact load is shown on the displays in real time as you lift.

PowerCurve integrated displays showing band load for each cable

Measurable

See the load.
Dial it in.

Integrated displays show you exactly how much band load is applied to each cable. You can now precisely dial in the band resistance, and increase from set to set with intent.

PowerCurve cable training configuration with integrated cable arms and plate horns

Versatility

More ways to
use the rack.

Integrated cable arms

Cable arms bring cable-based training into the same platform as your barbell work, giving you another way to organize a session around the system. Add weight plates directly on to the integrated plate horns when not using a barbell, and workout with accommodating resistance using your favorite cable attachments and movements.

Roller bearing pulleys

Roller bearing pulleys guide the cables through the resistance path, supporting smooth cable travel.

PowerCurve adjustable carriages and numbered upright positions for repeatable setup

Repeatable setup

Set it once.
Find it again.

Number-coded hole positions

Numbered positions give every setup a reference. Record the settings for each exercise and athlete, then return to those positions for the next session.

Integrated band-load displays

Record the band reading at defined positions alongside the plate load. Visible measurements help you repeat a setup and make deliberate changes over time.

PowerCurve strength systems arranged in a commercial gym

Construction

Built for the
training floor.

Heavy-gauge steel tubing

A robust steel frame provides the structure for plate loading, integrated bands, and the adjustable assemblies. Commercial-grade construction is designed for dependable, long-term use in your facility.

Powder-coated finish

A powder-coated finish completes the frame. Black is standard; other colors and fully custom color configurations are available to suit your facility.

Machine setup

Configure the lift.
Record the settings.

Build a repeatable setup around the exercise and the athlete. Use the numbered positions and band-load displays to document the configuration you want to return to.

01

Position the equipment

Choose the exercise and adjust the bar hooks, spotter arms, and cable arms before adding resistance.

02

Check the movement

Check the range of motion with an unloaded setup. Confirm the spotter arms are at the bottom of the desired range.

03

Set and record the load

Set plate and band resistance separately. Record your settings and POWER YOUR ENTIRE STRENGTH CURVE.

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Facility planning

Plan the install before the purchase.

Plan your working space, floor anchoring, and display power before installation. Your support configuration determines the maximum band resistance.

Footprint & clearances

Comfortable working footprint: 8 ft × 8 ft. Overall machine dimensions are listed below.

Floor & anchoring

Floor anchoring is preferred. If anchoring is not possible, support legs can be used. Maximum band resistance is 800 lbs total when anchored, or 500 lbs total with support legs.

Display requirements

Measurement displays can be battery powered for wireless use or plugged into wall power.

Delivery & assembly

Shipping dimensions, assembly approach, and installation options.

PowerCurve racks lining a college-style training room with lifting platforms and a central turf laneBuilt for strength facilities

Equipment specifications

PowerCurve Strength System.

Dimensions, load capacities, finish options, and warranty coverage for planning your installation.

SpecificationDetails
Base loadingTraditional Olympic barbell and plates
Elastic resistanceIndependent, stackable resistance-band loading
Band measurementIntegrated real-time band-load display
Overall dimensions64.6 in wide × 59.6 in deep × 94.2 in tall
Machine weight600 lbs
Maximum band resistanceMaximum band resistance depends on whether the machine is anchored to the floor or uses support legs.
With support legs, not floor-anchored: 500 lbs total (250 lbs per side).
Floor-anchored: 800 lbs total (400 lbs per side).
Load capacity1,000 lbs of weight plates plus the applicable band-resistance rating: 500 lbs total with support legs, or 800 lbs total when floor-anchored.
Finish / color optionsBlack is standard. Any other color can be ordered, including fully custom color configurations.
WarrantyStructural items: 5-year warranty.
Wear items are not covered: cable assembly, bearings, bar hook pads, and spotter arm pads.
Lead timeCurrent production lead time available by inquiry
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Load it. Measure it. Train.

Advanced resistance should feel straightforward on the training floor.

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