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DESIGNED By ATHLETES,
FOR ATHLETES
At YR Fitness, Design Transcends Aesthetics.
It’s About Functionality.
Simple, But Significant.
Only True Feedback Counts
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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.
This is How We Make Your Gym Equipment
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
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Quick Comparison At A Glance
Feature | 73 Tough Series | 61A Racing Series | C4 Revival Series |
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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
Commercial Smith Machine – Definitive FAQ Guide
1. What is a commercial Smith machine?
A commercial Smith machine is a heavy-duty barbell system fixed on rails, built for long-term use in busy gyms.
It lets members perform barbell exercises, like squats and presses, with the bar moving along a fixed path. This makes movement more controlled and easier to learn, especially for beginners and people who train alone. In a commercial model, the frame, guide rails, bar, and hardware are all designed to handle high traffic and heavy weights in a professional gym setting.
At YR Fitness, we focus only on commercial-use equipment, not home-use gear. Our Smith machines are built to stand up to years of daily use in gyms and fitness centers, helping gym owners and distributors offer professional strength training without relying on overpriced big brands.
3. What are the functions of a Smith machine?
A Smith machine supports guided barbell training for strength, muscle building, and safer solo workouts.
Members use it for compound movements like squats, lunges, bench press, incline press, shoulder press, rows, and calf raises. Because the bar runs on rails, users do not need to control balance as much as with free weights. This helps beginners learn the basic patterns and lets advanced lifters focus on muscle targeting and volume work.
We at YR Fitness design our commercial machines to act as flexible strength stations for many programs in a single gym. A Smith machine from us can support general fitness, bodybuilding, and performance training in the same facility, helping gym owners get more value out of each square meter of floor space while still offering a professional training feel.
5. Is it safe to use a Smith machine?
Yes, a commercial Smith machine is safe when it has proper safety features and users are shown how to set them correctly.
Key safety features include rotating bar hooks and adjustable safety stops. Users can rack the bar quickly by turning their wrists, and safety can be set to catch the bar if they fail a rep. The fixed bar path also reduces balance problems, which helps people who train alone or are new to lifting.
However, members still need basic instruction on stance, grip, and how to set the safeties and load the bar evenly before lifting heavy.
At YR Fitness, we design our commercial machines to withstand long-term, high-volume use while keeping safety in mind. We use solid materials and tested structures, so gym owners and distributors can rely on our equipment to support safe, effective training and reduce the risk of equipment-related issues in their facilities.
7. What is the difference between the Smith machine and the power rack?
A Smith machine guides the bar on rails, while a power rack lets the bar move freely like normal barbell training.
On a Smith machine, the bar is fixed to rails and moves in a straight or slightly angled line. This makes the lift feel more controlled and reduces the need for balance. The built-in hooks and stops help members train without a spotter. In a power rack, the barbell is free and only rests on J-hooks or safety arms between sets, so users must control both the weight and the path of movement.
We at YR Fitness manufacture full commercial strength lines, including Smith machines and other free weight solutions. For most gyms, the best layout is to have both: power racks for advanced and athletic training, and a Smith station for guided lifting and safer solo work. Our team can help you balance these pieces so your members get a complete strength area without wasting floor space or budget.
9. How much floor space and ceiling height does a Smith machine need?
A Smith machine usually needs a clear training area of several square meters and a ceiling height a bit higher than 2 meters to allow full bar movement.
You should allow space not just for the frame, but also for a flat or incline bench, plate loading, and safe movement around the machine. Members need room to step in and out, change stance, and rack plates without blocking walkways or emergency exits. Sufficient space also helps trainers coach safely and reduces the risk of people bumping into each other during peak hours.
At YR Fitness, we focus on commercial environments, so our equipment is planned for real gym layouts, not small home rooms. When you work with us on a project, our sales and support team can review your floor plan and help you decide how many Smith units you can fit and where to place them to keep traffic smooth and training safe.
11. Is the Smith machine angled?
Some commercial Smith machines are vertical, and some are angled; it depends on the specific model you choose.
Many modern commercial designs use a slight angle in the rails, which can make squats and presses feel more natural and better match the body’s movement. A vertical design keeps the bar moving straight up and down and is simple for members to understand. Both structures can be used safely and effectively in a gym, as long as the machine is well designed and correctly installed.
At YR Fitness, we focus on commercial gym equipment only, and we design our movement angles based on ergonomics, mechanical principles, and feedback from professional trainers. When you talk with our team, we can recommend vertical or angled Smith solutions that fit your training style, member profile, and space plan.
13. How much does the Smith machine bar weigh?
The bar on a Smith machine usually weighs less than a free barbell, and the exact weight depends on whether it is counterbalanced and on the model design.
On many commercial Smith machines, a non-counterbalanced bar will be somewhere below a standard 20 kg Olympic bar due to the rail support, while a counterbalanced bar can feel much lighter and may start close to zero. Because each manufacturer uses different hardware, bearings, and balance systems, the real “working weight” can vary.
At YR Fitness, we manufacture only commercial gym equipment and provide clear technical data for our products. When you choose a Smith machine from us, our team can share the bar weight and usable load details, so you can set member programs and signage correctly and answer your clients’ questions with confidence.
15. How often does a Smith machine need maintenance and lubrication?
A commercial Smith machine should be checked and cleaned regularly, with deeper inspection and lubrication done on a planned schedule.
Daily, staff should wipe down the bar, guide rails, and frame and visually check that the hooks, safeties, and plate storage are in good order. Weekly or monthly, depending on usage, the rails and moving parts should be inspected more closely and lubricated as recommended by the manufacturer.
We at YR Fitness design our commercial equipment to handle long-term use in busy facilities, and some gyms use our products for up to 8 years with proper care. We also back our equipment with reliable delivery and assured after-sales support, so you can get help if they have maintenance questions or need spare parts for their Smith machines.
17. What is the expected lifespan of the Smith machine in a busy gym?
A well-built commercial Smith machine can last many years in a busy gym when used and maintained correctly.
Lifespan depends on frame quality, materials, welds, and how the machine is used day to day. In a high-traffic club, cheap or home-grade units wear out quickly, while full commercial machines are designed to handle constant loading, re-racking, and movement without losing stability. Regular cleaning, lubrication, and inspections also add years of use by preventing small issues from turning into major failures.
We at YR Fitness design our equipment to bear long-term “abusive” use in commercial gyms. By applying solid materials and advanced production processes, some gyms can even use our products for up to 8 years, which is strong value for owners and distributors who need reliable Smith machines that won’t need early replacement.
19. Which model of Smith machine to choose for my gym?
The right Smith machine model depends on your member profile, training style, and floor space.
If your gym serves many beginners and general fitness members, a simple, robust Smith station with a clear path and easy safety may be enough. If you target advanced lifters or want to maximize functions in a small footprint, a Smith combo that integrates rack features or other stations might be better.
At YR Fitness, we manufacture only commercial gym equipment and focus on gym owners and distributors as our main audience. Our equipment is designed with professional movement angles and high-end commercial build quality that can compete with big international brands at a more reasonable price.
If you share your gym type, space, and budget with us, we can recommend suitable Smith options to help you balance price, quality, and brand image in your market.
21. Can the Smith machine be customized in color, logo, or configuration for my gym?
Yes, many commercial Smith machines can be customized in look and setup, depending on the project and order.
Custom options usually include frame color, upholstery color (if the unit has pads), and sometimes logo plates or branding in certain areas. For larger projects, some gyms also adjust the mix of equipment around the Smith machine so the full space looks consistent and professional. This kind of customization is most common in commercial clubs, chains, and distributors who want to build their own brand image.
At YR Fitness, we focus on B2B projects for gym owners and equipment distributors, not home users. That means we plan our strength lines, including Smith machines, to fit into full commercial layouts and brand concepts. If you have a target color scheme or branding idea, you can share it with our team and we will help check what level of customization is suitable and cost-effective for your order.
23. What is the lead time and delivery time for bulk or wholesale Smith machine orders?
Lead time and delivery time depend on order size and shipping route, but a commercial supplier should offer clear timelines and reliable delivery.
For bulk Smith machine orders, the process normally includes production time, quality checks, packing, and then sea or land transport. The bigger the order and the more customization, the longer the lead time may be. Gym owners and distributors need to plan, especially when opening a new club or doing a full upgrade, so the equipment arrives before the launch date.
At YR Fitness, we support distributors and gym owners with experienced sales staff who help handle logistics and transportation for you. We offer reliable delivery, and about 90% of orders are delivered on time or even earlier, which reduces your project risk and stress when ordering Smith machines and other strength units in bulk.
25. Is on-site assembly or installation service available for the Smith machine?
On-site assembly or installation depends on the project and location, but commercial Smith machines should at least come with clear guidance for safe setup.
Some gym owners use their own maintenance teams or local contractors to assemble and install equipment. Others may work with local partners who can provide on-site service. In all cases, correct installation is important to keep the frame stable, the rails aligned, and the safety systems working as designed. This protects both members and your investment.
At YR Fitness, we support our B2B clients with quick response, clear communication, and assured after-sales service, including guidance related to installation and setup. While on-site services can vary by country and partner, our role is to give you reliable technical support and documentation so your team or local installer can assemble the Smith machines correctly.
2. What are the types of Smith machines?
The main types of Smith machines are vertical, angled, and multi-function combo systems.
In a commercial gym, you’ll usually see these designs:
- Vertical Smith Machine: The bar moves straight up and down on vertical rails. This style is simple, easy to understand, and common in many gyms.
- Angled Smith Machine: The rails are slightly tilted. This can make squats and presses feel more natural for many users, because the bar path follows the body better than a straight line.
- Multi-Function Smith Combo: The Smith machine is combined with a power rack, pull-up bar, or cable system. This gives more exercise options in one footprint and is often used in gyms with limited space.
At YR Fitness, we focus on commercial-use Smith machines and related strength units. We can help gym owners and distributors choose between these types based on floor space, member profile, and budget, so the final setup fits both your business and your training needs.
4. Who can use a Smith machine?
A Smith machine can be used by beginners, experienced lifters, older adults, and rehab clients with proper guidance.
Beginners like the fixed path because it helps them feel more stable while they learn squats, presses, and lunges. Intermediate and advanced members use the Smith for higher-rep sets, isolation-style work, and overload training when they want less focus on balance. Older adults and rehab clients can use lighter loads and a shorter range of motion to train safely, often under a trainer’s supervision.
At YR Fitness, our commercial positioning means we build equipment to serve many user levels in one place, from new members to serious athletes. We focus on proper movement angles and ergonomics, which are recognized by professional trainers as key for safe use by different ages and experience levels in the same gym.
6. What are the safety features of a commercial Smith machine?
A commercial Smith machine uses fixed rails, bar hooks, and safety stops to help protect members during heavy lifts.
The bar runs on guide rails, so it follows a set path instead of moving in all directions. This reduces balance problems, especially for new users and people training alone. The bar has rotating hooks that can be locked into multiple points on the frame by a small twist of the wrist. Most commercial units also include adjustable safety stops, so the bar cannot drop below a set height if a member fails a rep.
At YR Fitness, we design only commercial gym equipment, so our structures, angles, and frames are built for busy clubs and pro facilities. We use solid materials, heavy-duty frames, and professional movement angles that many trainers recognize as safer and more comfortable for members.
8. What is the size and weight of the Smith machine?
A commercial Smith machine is a large, heavy unit, usually around 2+ meters high and built with a thick steel frame to stay stable in a busy gym.
Exact size and weight depend on the design, add-ons, and whether it is a simple Smith frame or a combo unit with rack and cables. In general, you can expect the footprint to be wide and deep enough for a bench and lower body work, and the structure to weigh enough that it feels solid and does not move during use.
At YR Fitness, we build only commercial-use equipment, not home-use versions. Our Smith machines are designed with heavy-duty frames and professional dimensions aimed at commercial gyms and distributors. When you contact our team, we can share detailed size and weight specs for the exact model you are considering, so you can plan your layout and flooring before placing the order.
10. Does the Smith machine require bolting to the floor or special installation?
Some Smith machines must be bolted to the floor, while others are freestanding, but all commercial units need proper assembly by trained installers.
Whether bolting is required depends on the frame design, weight, and local safety rules. Many heavy commercial Smith machines are stable without anchors, but bolting can add extra security, especially on upper floors or uneven surfaces. Installation should follow the manufacturer’s instructions so the frame is square, the rails are aligned, and all safety parts work smoothly.
We at YR Fitness know that many gym owners and distributors import equipment and manage large projects. That is why we support you with clear assembly guidance, logistics help, and reliable delivery, and our experienced sales team can advise you on installation needs for the specific Smith model you choose.
12. Is the Smith machine barbell counterbalanced?
Some Smith machines use a counterbalanced bar, while others use a standard bar; this is decided by the design of each model.
A counterbalanced bar uses a hidden system to reduce the starting weight of the bar, so it feels lighter at the bottom and can start close to zero load. This is helpful for beginners, older adults, rehab clients, or gyms that focus on very light starting weights. A non-counterbalanced bar keeps more of its true weight, which many experienced lifters and strength-focused gyms prefer.
We at YR Fitness design commercial machines for different types of gyms and members. When you plan an order, our sales team can help you decide if a counterbalanced Smith is better for your target users or if a standard bar design gives you a simpler and more cost-effective option.
14. What is the loading capacity of the Smith machine barbell hangers?
The loading capacity of a commercial Smith machine is high and is designed to handle heavy, repeated use in busy gyms.
On a quality commercial unit, the bar hooks, guide rails, and frame are all built from strong materials and tested to hold significant weight safely. The rated capacity will depend on the steel thickness, weld quality, and design of the bar support system. Gym owners should always follow the stated maximum load and make sure members load plates evenly on both sides to protect the machine and reduce risk.
At YR Fitness, we aim to provide heavy-duty commercial equipment that can handle long-term “abusive” use in real gyms. Our strength machines are built with solid materials and advanced production processes, and we position ourselves as a high-end commercial brand that can compete with big international names at a more reasonable price.
16. Are spare parts for the Smith machine easy to get and how long are they supported?
Yes, spare parts for a commercial Smith machine are normally available through the manufacturer, and support should be planned for long-term use.
For a busy gym, the main concern is keeping downtime low. A good commercial supplier will stock key parts like bearings, bushings, hardware, and protective covers, and be able to ship replacements quickly. You should also expect clear communication and technical support so your team knows how to replace parts safely when needed.
At YR Fitness, we focus on commercial B2B business, so we plan our after-sales service around gym owners and distributors who buy in volume and need stable long-term support. Our team offers quick responses, logistics help, and assured after-sales service to reduce your worries on bulk Smith machine orders and to keep your equipment running in real gym conditions.
18. What is the warranty coverage for a commercial Smith machine?
Warranty on a commercial Smith machine should cover the frame and key components for commercial use, but exact terms depend on the supplier.
Most commercial warranties separate the frame, moving parts, and wear items. You can expect longer coverage on the structural frame and shorter coverage on parts that naturally wear over time. It is important that the warranty clearly states it is valid for commercial, high-traffic use, not just light or home use, and that you know how to claim support if something happens.
At YR Fitness, we position ourselves as a professional commercial gym equipment manufacturer, not a low-end, home-use brand. We back that positioning with assured after-sales service, reliable delivery, and quick response to problems, which helps reduce your risk when placing Smith machine orders for full clubs or multiple locations.
20. Are there any options available for a Smith machine?
Yes, commercial Smith machines can offer different structural designs and can often be matched or combined with other strength equipment lines.
Options may include vertical or angled rails, different bar starting weights, integrated plate storage, pull-up bars, or combo frames that link with racks or other stations. For distributors and gym owners, a key “option” is also matching the Smith machine with the rest of the strength line so the club looks consistent and professional, which helps with brand image and member trust.
We at YR Fitness provide a complete range of commercial strength equipment, cardio, and accessories, so our Smith machines can fit into a full, unified layout rather than stand alone. Because our quality can compete with high-end big brands but at a more affordable, cost-effective level, you can use YR Fitness Smith machines as part of a full line that supports your positioning.
22. What to consider when buying wholesale Smith machines?
When buying wholesale Smith machines, focus on commercial quality, price–value balance, after-sales support, and your own target market.
You should confirm that the machines are truly commercial grade and can handle heavy daily use in real gyms, not just light or home use. Look at frame strength, movement design, and how long other gyms have used the products. Then, think about price positioning. If you choose only big international brands, your selling price may be too high.
We at YR Fitness are positioned as a professional commercial gym equipment manufacturer in China. Our commercial equipment can compete with high-end big brands in quality, but is more affordable and cost-effective, which helps distributors stay profitable and helps gym owners keep membership prices competitive.
24. How is the Smith machine packed and shipped to prevent damage in transit?
A commercial Smith machine is normally packed in strong materials and handled by experienced logistics partners to reduce damage during shipping.
For export orders, frames and parts are usually wrapped, boxed, or crated to protect paint, rails, and moving parts. The goal is to keep the machine stable inside the packaging so it does not shift or get scratched during long-distance transport. Good packing is important because Smith machines are heavy and often travel in containers over sea and land before they reach your warehouse or gym.
We at YR Fitness know many of our clients are importing from China for the first time, so our sales team helps you handle logistics and shipping more easily. We provide experienced shipping support plus assured after-sales service, so if anything happens in transit with your Smith machines or other equipment, you have a partner who will respond and help solve the problem.
