Cable Crossover Machine Manufacturer in China
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$5.00YR Fitness C432 Adjustable Crossover features a smooth aluminum slide bar and elevated frame for greater range and
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$5.00YR Fitness 7332 Adjustable Crossover delivers smooth and easy adjustments for diverse cable exercises. Built for st
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Cable Crossover
$5.00YR Fitness 61A32 Cable Crossover offers smooth adjustments and a full range of motion with its elevated frame and l
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DESIGNED By ATHLETES,
FOR ATHLETES
At YR Fitness, Design Transcends Aesthetics.
It’s About Functionality.
Simple, But Significant.
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That’s why we are confident to compete with big brand quality, but at 1/5 price.
Built with Strength: 3.0mm Solid Steel Pipes
We use thick 3.0mm+ Q235 steel pipes for every part of the machine — whether it’s the frame or the training area, no matter the size. With added reinforcement bends, our machines stay strong and steady. No shaking, just solid power.
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Over 20 years, YR Fitness has put $8M into tech—just to bring you better machines.
100% Original Design Since 1997
Because Great Design Makes Great Machines.
Pulley Output Ratio
Leveraging the power of physics, we’ve tailored our pulley output ratio for optimal training. Take our butterfly machines: a 2:1 ratio means a 70kg weight selection delivers a 35kg training load. This higher ratio enhances your workout and saves on weight plate costs.
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73 Series
Heavy-Duty Frame
Pro-Level Movement
High-End Line
61A Series
Durable
Affordable
Best-Selling
C4 Series
Modern Look
Upgraded Fusion
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Quick Comparison At A Glance
Feature | 73 Tough Series | 61A Racing Series | C4 Revival Series |
|---|---|---|---|
Launch Year | 2008 | 2016 | 2025 |
Design Focus | High-end performance and biomechanics | Space-saving, budget-friendly, market-driven | Combines 61A’s simplicity with 73’s advanced features |
Frame Tubing | 75×130×3.0 mm (main) + 58×101×3.0 mm (functional) | 75×118×3.0 mm (main) + 50×120 / 40×80 / 50×100 mm | 150×50×3.0 mm (main) + 50×120 / 40×80 / 50×100 mm |
Aesthetic Design | Parabolic, bold, aluminum accents | Compact and practical | Stylish, modern, fits younger gym aesthetics |
Durability Level | Heavy-duty, custom-engineered components | Very durable, many still running after 20+ years | Same durability level with upgraded styling and adjustability |
Movement Types | Independent converging/diverging paths | Standard movement paths | Includes both standard and independent paths (split models) |
Adjustability | Basic adjustability | Standard user adjustability | Advanced: rotating handles, adjustable pads, backrests, etc. |
Innovation Level | First of its kind globally in 2008 | Refined through years of customer feedback | Integrated innovation from both series + unique new machines |
Series Size | 62 models | 62 models | 74 models (still expanding) |
Target Buyer | High-end gyms, serious training centers | Budget-conscious gyms, franchise chains | Gyms that want both performance and style |
Pricing | Premium | Most affordable | Mid-range, with excellent feature-to-price ratio |
Production Method | Partially handmade due to complex design | Fully industrialized | Industrial production with some specialty detailing |
After-Sales Service | Lifetime support | Lifetime support | Lifetime support |
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Blake Fisher
Gym Owner from Malaysia
Our members love using this. Super strong with top engineering. Great quality at an affordable price. Smooth to operate, can handle big weights and hits the target muscle. We are very satisfied for these gym machines! We plan on opening another gym once the virus is over.
Jay Dang
Gym Owner from Australia
Commercial quality. Well made. I feel it is just as good as the other top brand benches we have at our club eg Technogym, Matrix etc, but is so much more affordable. All of my order arrived on time and the sales manager was awesome to communicate with. Highly recommend!!!
Steve
Gym Owner from USA
The Quality is very nice, I really like them. All my clients are happy with my new equipment. I will work hard to promote them in Poland.
Allan
Distributor from Poland
Cable Crossover Machine – Definitive FAQ Guide
1. What is a cable crossover machine?
A cable crossover machine is a large frame with two weight stacks and cables that let members do many different strength exercises.
It has two tall columns that face each other, each with an adjustable pulley and handle. Members stand between the columns and pull the cables from different heights and angles. This lets them train chest, back, shoulders, arms, and core on one machine.
At YR Fitness, we design cable crossover machines for daily use in busy commercial gyms. Our goal is to give gym owners one multi-use station that saves floor space and still supports many training programs and member types.
3. What exercises can members do with the cable crossover machine?
Members can train chest, back, shoulders, arms, core, and even hips and glutes on a cable crossover machine.
For chest, common moves include standing cable flyes and single-arm crossovers. For back and shoulders, members can do rows, face pulls, and reverse flyes. With simple handle changes, they can also target arms with curls and triceps pushdowns, and core with woodchops and presses.
At YR Fitness, we design our cable crossovers around ergonomic paths and practical height ranges. This lets trainers build full-body programs around one station and helps gym owners increase the exercise variety they offer without adding many extra machines.
5. How many users can train on the cable crossover at the same time?
Most commercial cable crossover machines can be used by two people at the same time, one on each side.
Each side has its own weight stack and pulley, so two users can work with different loads and exercises without affecting each other. You just need enough space around the machine so they do not bump into each other or nearby equipment.
We at YR Fitness build our cable crossovers for steady use during peak hours in busy gyms. When you plan your layout, we can help you choose machine width and spacing so two members can train comfortably and safely while you make full use of your strength area.
7. How much floor space do I need for a cable crossover machine?
You should plan not only for the footprint of the cable crossover, but also for extra space around it so members can move safely.
Most gyms allow space in front, behind, and to the sides of the machine for arm movement and walking paths. You also need room for trainers to stand beside members during instruction. A tight layout can make the machine feel unsafe and crowded.
At YR Fitness, we focus on commercial use, so we think in terms of full training zones, not just single machines. We can suggest a safe space plan based on your room size, number of members, and other strength equipment you already have.
9. Can the cable crossover be bolted to the floor for more stability?
Many commercial cable crossover machines can be bolted to the floor, and this is often preferred in busy gyms.
Bolting adds extra stability when heavy users train hard or when two people use the machine at once. It also helps prevent any shifting of the frame over time, especially on smooth or slightly uneven floors.
At YR Fitness, our commercial machines are designed to bear long-term heavy use, and floor fixing is one of the ways to keep them stable. When you plan a new layout or renovation, we can guide you on anchor positions and floor requirements so the machine stays secure.
11. Is cable movement smooth under heavy loads?
On a good commercial machine, cable movement should stay smooth and controlled even at higher weights.
Smooth motion comes from quality pulleys, correct cable routing, and a rigid frame. If any of these are weak, you may feel sticking, shaking, or noise when users pull heavy loads. That can reduce training quality and member trust.
We at YR Fitness design our commercial cable machines to give a well-designed movement angle that many pro trainers value. Combined with solid materials, this helps keep the cable path smooth from light rehab loads up to the heavier work that strong members and athletes expect.
13. Can we add more weight plates to the cable crossover machine?
In most cases, you should not add extra plates unless the machine is designed for that or the factory confirms it is safe.
Commercial cable crossovers are engineered with a set weight stack, frame strength, and cable rating. Adding extra plates or non-original weights can overload the system, damage the pulleys, and affect user safety. It may also void the warranty.
We at YR Fitness recommend choosing the right weight stack size at the time of purchase instead of modifying it later. Our team can help you pick a stack option that fits your members, such as higher stacks for athlete-focused gyms and standard stacks for general fitness clubs.
15. What is the average wholesale price of a cable crossover machine?
The wholesale price of a cable crossover machine depends on the spec, order quantity, and shipping terms, so there is no single fixed “average” price.
Cost is affected by frame grade, stack size, attachments, and whether you are ordering one unit or a full container. International freight, customs, and local charges also change the final landed cost. That is why most suppliers give a custom quote.
We at YR Fitness position ourselves as a high-quality but cost-effective commercial brand, not the cheapest option in the market. Our goal is to help gym owners and distributors balance brand, quality, and price, so you can stay competitive against big international brands without using low-quality equipment.
17. How long does a cable crossover machine usually last in a busy gym?
A good commercial cable crossover machine can last many years in a busy gym if it is used correctly and maintained on schedule.
Actual life depends on daily traffic, user behavior, cleaning, and service. Cheaper or home-use machines may wear out fast when exposed to full commercial use. In contrast, commercial-grade frames, welds, and cables are built for all-day training.
We at YR Fitness design our equipment to bear long-term “abusive” commercial use, and some gyms have used our products for around eight years. With regular inspection, lubrication, and part replacement when needed, your YR Fitness cable crossover can stay stable and safe through many membership cycles.
19. How often does the cable crossover machine need maintenance?
Most cable crossover machines need light checks every day or week, and a more detailed inspection every few months.
Daily or weekly, staff can look for loose bolts, frayed cables, and damaged handles. Every few months, you should test full range of motion, check pulley alignment, and confirm that all safety labels are still clear.
We at YR Fitness focus on making commercial machines that are stable and durable, which helps reduce unscheduled downtime. Our team can share simple maintenance schedules suited to your gym size, so you keep the machine in good shape without wasting staff time.
21. How to assemble a cable crossover machine in the gym?
Follow the manufacturer’s manual step by step, and use trained installers or skilled staff to assemble and level the machine.
Most cable crossovers arrive in several cartons with the frame, crossbar, weight stacks, pulleys, and hardware. You will need enough space to lay out parts, at least two people to lift sections, and the right tools for bolts and anchors. After assembly, check that the frame is level and all cables run smoothly.
At YR Fitness, we provide clear assembly instructions and support of the cable crossover machine before and after delivery. For larger projects, we can work with your team or local installers to make sure the machine is assembled correctly, tested, and ready for safe commercial use.
2. What are the key features of a cable crossover machine?
Key features include dual weight stacks, adjustable pulleys, smooth cables, and a heavy-duty steel frame.
Each side has its own weight stack, so users can train one arm at a time or both arms together. The pulleys move up and down the column, so members can set the cable height for different exercises. Smooth cables and quality pulleys keep the motion controlled even under load.
We at YR Fitness use commercial-grade steel, tested cables, and durable pulleys in our machines. This helps gym owners reduce breakdowns, cut maintenance time, and give members a stable, reliable cable station for many years.
4. Is the cable crossover machine safe for beginners to use?
Yes, a cable crossover can be safe for beginners if the weight is light and the setup and posture are correct.
Beginners can start with a low load and slow, controlled movements. The guided cable path helps them keep tension on the muscles and reduces sudden swings. Clear instructions on stance, grip, and range of motion are important for safe use.
At YR Fitness, we design our commercial machines to suit both new and experienced members. Many gym owners pair our cable crossovers with simple wall charts or a short intro session, so beginners feel safe while using the same high-quality equipment as advanced users.
6. What are the dimensions of a cable crossover machine?
The exact dimensions depend on the model, but most commercial cable crossover machines are long, wide, and fairly tall, so they need a clear area around them.
A typical commercial unit is wider than one power rack and almost as tall. You also need space at the front and back for users to move and change positions. This is why many gyms put the machine along a wall or as a “divider” between training zones.
At YR Fitness, we design our cable crossover machines for commercial gyms, so we provide full dimension data on each model’s spec sheet. Our team can help you match the machine size with your floor plan, so you avoid crowding and still get a strong visual impact in your strength area.
8. How tall should the ceiling be for safe use of the machine?
In most cases, your ceiling should be clearly higher than the machine so users can fully extend their arms and handles without hitting anything.
The top crossbar and pulleys sit close to the maximum machine height. On top of that, tall users may raise their arms and handles above head level. If the ceiling is too low, this can feel cramped and unsafe.
We at YR Fitness always recommend checking machine height against your real ceiling height before you order. Our sales team can share each model’s full height and help you confirm that your space is suitable, especially if you have beams, ducts, or lights hanging down.
10. What is the material used to build a cable crossover machine?
Most commercial cable crossover machines use heavy-duty steel for the frame, with high-strength cables, pulleys, and quality hardware.
The main columns and crossbars are usually made from thick steel tubing. Cables are made from strong wire with protective coating, and pulleys use durable materials with bearings for smooth travel. Handles and adjustment parts use metal and reinforced plastics.
At YR Fitness, we apply solid materials and advanced production processes to build our commercial equipment. This helps your cable crossover hold up under long-term “abusive” use in a busy gym, instead of bending, rusting, or wearing out quickly.
12. What is the average weight support that a cable crossover machine gives?
Most commercial cable crossover machines support heavy loads that are enough for beginners and advanced members in a normal gym.
Exact weight capacity depends on the model and the design of the weight stacks. In a commercial setting, each side is usually strong enough for serious strength training without frame bending or cable damage. This is very different from light home-use machines, which are not built for all-day use.
At YR Fitness, we focus only on commercial-use equipment, so our cable machines are built to handle long-term heavy use in busy gyms. If you share your member profile and training style with us, we can suggest models and stack options that match the strength level of your clients.
14. Can you get a customized cable crossover machine?
Yes, many manufacturers can offer some level of customization for cable crossover machines, especially for commercial orders.
Customization can include frame color, logo placement, stack weight options, and sometimes handle packages or matching accessories. Deeper changes to structure or size may also be possible but usually need higher order quantity and longer lead times.
At YR Fitness, we are a professional commercial gym equipment manufacturer, and we often work with dealers and gym owners on tailored solutions. If you have a specific brand color, layout plan, or target member group, our sales team can discuss what level of customization is realistic for your project.
16. Does the cable crossover machine come with a warranty?
Yes, commercial cable crossover machines normally come with a warranty, but the terms depend on the supplier and model.
Warranty coverage can differ for frame, moving parts, and wear items. It may also vary by country, order size, and whether you are a distributor or a single gym. Always ask for written warranty terms before confirming your order.
At YR Fitness, we combine assured after-sales service with our commercial products to reduce your risk on bulk orders. Our team responds quickly and supports you before and after the sale, so you have clear support if any issue appears during normal use.
18. What parts wear out fastest and need replacement most often?
The parts that usually wear out first are the cables, pulleys, handle grips, and small hardware like carabiners.
Cables and pulleys move on every rep, so they face the most friction and load. Handle grips can tear or get smooth from sweat and heavy use. Carabiners and pins can loosen or deform over time.
At YR Fitness, we design our commercial machines so these wear parts are easy to inspect and replace. We recommend regular checks and planned spare parts, so your cable crossover stays safe, smooth, and ready for daily use.
20. How do I clean and care for the cable crossover machine?
Clean the machine by wiping sweat and dust daily and using a mild cleaner on frames and pads, while avoiding harsh chemicals on cables and moving parts.
Staff should wipe handles, frames, and weight selector pins at least once a day, or more during peak hours. Use a soft cloth and a neutral cleaner that will not damage paint or plastic. Keep liquids away from bearings and inner cable paths.
At YR Fitness, we suggest combining cleaning with quick visual safety checks, such as looking at cable coating and bolt tightness. This simple routine helps your cable crossover look professional, last longer, and give members more confidence in your gym’s standards.
22. How to adjust the cable crossover to perform different variations?
You adjust the cable crossover by changing the pulley height, your body position, and the handle or attachment you use.
For high-to-low moves, set the pulleys high; for low-to-high moves, set them low. Step closer for more control, or step slightly away to increase stretch and range. Swap between single handles, bars, and ankle straps to hit different muscles.
We at YR Fitness design our cable crossovers with smooth, easy-to-move pulley columns and practical height ranges. This helps trainers quickly set up many exercise variations during classes or personal training, and lets members explore new movements without confusion.
