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SFE Selectorized Pec Fly & Rear Delt Machine | 250 lb Stack

SFE Selectorized Pec Fly & Rear Delt Machine | 250 lb Stack

Regular price $2,999.00 USD
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Bring chest fly and rear deltoid exercises into one training station with the SFE Selectorized Pec Fly & Rear Delt Machine. A 250 lb weight stack and 1:1 pull ratio let you select resistance without loading separate plates, making it a practical addition to a dedicated strength-training space.

Why Customers Choose This Product

  • Two exercise functions in one machine.
  • 250 lb selectorized weight stack.
  • Resistance selection using a magnetically locked selector pin.
  • Urethane composite grips for a secure hand position.

Product Highlights

Dual-Function Training

Use one station for pectoral fly and rear deltoid fly exercises. This layout keeps both movements together in your upper-body routine.

Selectorized Resistance

The 250 lb stack uses a 1:1 pull ratio. Select the appropriate resistance with the magnetically locked selector pin.

Aluminum Pulleys

Aluminum pulleys with sealed bearings guide the cable system through each repetition.

Steel Frame and Weight Plates

The machine combines a steel frame with solid-steel weight plates. Self-lubricating bushings are included in the weight-stack design.

Urethane Composite Grips

Urethane composite handles provide defined grip points for controlled exercise movements.

Specifications

  • Product: SFE selectorized pec fly and rear delt machine.
  • Exercise functions: Pectoral fly and rear deltoid fly.
  • Weight stack: 250 lb.
  • Pull ratio: 1:1.
  • Frame: Steel.
  • Weight plates: Solid steel with self-lubricating bushings.
  • Pulleys: Aluminum with sealed bearings.
  • Grips: Urethane composite.
  • Resistance selector: Magnetically locked selector pin.
  • SKU: SFE5047.

Ideal For

  • Home gym owners with a dedicated equipment area.
  • Training spaces seeking one station for chest fly and rear delt exercises.
  • Users who prefer stack-based resistance selection over loading individual plates.

Important Information

Confirm the machine's dimensions, required operating clearance, delivery access, and assembly requirements before ordering. Those details are not specified here; do not assume the machine will fit based on the photographs or weight-stack size.

Install and use the equipment according to the manufacturer's instructions on a suitable, level surface. Confirm any anchoring requirements before use. Inspect cables, pulleys, fasteners, and the selector pin regularly, and stop using the machine if components are damaged or worn.

Fully engage the selector pin before each set, keep hands clear of moving parts, and select resistance appropriate to your experience. Seek qualified instruction if you are unfamiliar with these exercises. For shared or commercial settings, confirm the manufacturer's permitted use and maintenance requirements before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which exercises does this machine support?

This machine supports pectoral fly and rear deltoid fly exercises in one station.

How large is the weight stack?

The machine has a 250 lb selectorized weight stack and a 1:1 pull ratio.

How is resistance selected?

Resistance is selected using a magnetically locked selector pin. Fully engage the pin before starting an exercise.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm the machine's dimensions, operating clearance, delivery access, assembly requirements, and any anchoring requirements before ordering.

What grip material does the machine use?

The machine uses urethane composite grips.

If you want a dedicated station for chest fly and rear delt work, this SFE machine offers both functions with selectorized resistance. Confirm your space and setup requirements, then add it to your training area.

For general fitness use. This equipment is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before beginning a new exercise program if you have health concerns.