Wide Lat Pulldown- Plate Loaded Machine [Raptor Series]

Wide Lat Pulldown Plate-Loaded Machine — Raptor Series

Outer-Lat Width | 11-Gauge Steel | 145kg Build | Model TM27

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Width lives in the outer lats — and the wide grip is how you reach them. The Raptor TM27’s broad pulling handles shift the emphasis outward, building the flare that makes a back look wide from the front.

The plate-loaded design keeps the pull strict and the overload honest: 145kg of 11-gauge steel standing 2m, with secure seating that locks you under the load.

Key Features

• Wide-grip pulling position — emphasis on the outer lats for a broader upper body
• Plate-loaded resistance — strict form with no stack ceiling
• 11-gauge steel frame — 145kg of commercial-grade build
• Secure seat and thigh pads — locked in through heavy pulls
• Polyurethane foam pads, premium PU leather — durability through daily traffic
• Made to order in your colours — 16 frame and 12 upholstery options

Technical Specifications

Made To Order — Your Gym, Your Colours

Every Raptor Series machine is built to order to match your facility: choose from 16 frame colours and 12 upholstery colours, with custom logo branding available on request.

Production typically takes around 14 days, with 4–6 weeks shipping to our Sydney warehouse — an estimated 8–12 weeks start to finish. Direct-to-site delivery can also be arranged.

Warranty

• FRAME: 10 YEARS
• CABLES & GUIDE RODS: 3 YEARS
• PARTS: 12 MONTHS

Full terms, exclusions and the claims process are set out on our Warranty Policy page. Nothing here limits your rights under the Australian Consumer Law.

Who It Suits

• Commercial gyms — a plate-loaded pulldown station built for all-day traffic
• PT and strength studios — heavy loading without a cable stack’s ceiling
• High-performance centres — progressive overload for athletes who outgrow fixed stacks
• Premium home gyms — commercial build in a compact footprint

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the wide pulldown different from a front pulldown?
The wider grip biases the outer lats and teres major — less biceps, more width. Most lifters run both grips across a training week.

What plates does it take?
Standard Olympic plates. Bumpers, rubber-coated and iron all load straight onto the arms.

Can I choose my own colours?
Yes — made-to-order units come in your choice of 16 frame and 12 upholstery colours, with logo branding available. See the chart above.

What pairs with it for back training?
The Low Row Plate-Loaded Machine [Raptor Series] — the classic width-and-thickness pairing.

What is the production lead time?
Around 14 days in production plus 4–6 weeks shipping — estimate 8–12 weeks start to finish. Contact us for current lead times.

Do you deliver and install?
Yes — we ship Australia-wide, and our own technician team handles professional delivery and installation in Sydney. Contact us for a quote.

Delivery

Ships Australia-wide from our Sydney warehouse once your build arrives. Direct-to-site shipping can be arranged in advance. Contact us for a freight quote to your location.

Commercial Fit-Outs & Bulk Orders

Outfitting a gym, studio or facility? Contact us for our full commercial catalogue, bulk pricing and a free gym design consultation.

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