Reload Plate Loaded Standing Chest Press Machine (Coffin Press)

Standing Chest Press Machine (Coffin Press) Plate-Loaded. Multiple Handle Positions. Standing Chest, Shoulder & Tricep Press Station. The Reload Standing Chest Press Machine - widely known as the "Coffin Press" - is a heavy-duty, plate-loaded pressing station built for commercial gyms and serious home setups. It delivers a stable, repeatable standing press pattern that targets the chest, shoulders, and triceps without relying on barbell balance or a spotter. Plate-Loaded for Direct Load Control Compatible with standard Olympic weight plates, this machine gives you direct control over resistance with no cables, cams, or pin-loading. Add or remove plates to progress your training exactly the way you want. Multiple Handle Positions Multiple handle heights and grip positions accommodate users of different statures and let you vary your pressing angle to target the chest, shoulders, and triceps from different lines of pull. Heavy-Duty Commercial Construction Built from thick-gauge heavy-duty steel tubing with a reinforced base for stability under heavy loads, and finished in a durable black commercial-grade coating. Designed to handle the demands of high-traffic commercial gym floors day after day. Specifications Type Plate-loaded standing chest press machine Frame Material Heavy-duty steel tubing, 0.25cm wall thickness Finish Black, commercial-grade coating Loading Olympic weight plates (not included) Weight Capacity 400kg Product Dimensions (L x W x H) 1800 x 1860 x 1675mm Product Weight 210kg Package Dimensions 173 x 132 x 62 Package Weight 245kg Handle Options Multiple handle heights and grip positions Recommended Use Commercial gyms, training facilities, accessory chest/shoulder/tricep pressing Who It's For Ideal for commercial gyms, training studios, and serious home gym owners who want a dedicated, repeatable pressing station for accessory volume work alongside barbell and Smith machine training. FAQs Are weight plates included? No, Olympic weight plates are not included and are loaded onto the machine separately. Why is it called a "Coffin Press"? The name comes from the shape of the loading platform and frame, which resembles a coffin from certain angles - it's a popular nickname in the gym community for this style of standing chest press machine. Is this suitable for commercial use? Yes, it's built with heavy-duty steel construction and a reinforced base specifically for high-frequency commercial gym use. Does it suit users of different heights? Yes, multiple handle positions allow users of different statures to find a comfortable pressing position.