All-in-One Smith Machine Cable Crossover – Pin-Loaded Hybrid Strength Trainer
Model 5485 | Hybrid Training System (Smith + Rack + Dual Cable + Lat/Low Row)
Overview
The 5485 is a pin-loaded, all-in-one hybrid strength system built to combine the core functions of a Smith machine, a rack-style training bay (J-hooks + safety arms), and a dual-cable functional trainer with lat pulldown and low row capability—within a single commercial-spec frame.
This unit is designed for facilities and serious home gyms that want one platform for structured strength work plus cable-based accessory training, without building a room full of standalone machines.
Training Role & Boundaries
The 5485 is best understood as a hybrid system:
- Primary strength work can be done using the rack bay (barbell work with J-hooks and safety arms) and/or the Smith system.
- Accessory, unilateral, and volume work is handled by the dual pin-loaded cable stacks.
- Vertical and horizontal pulling is supported through the lat pulldown and low row stations.
Clear boundary: No all-in-one unit “replaces everything.” This system consolidates key training functions in one footprint. Your results still come from programming, progressive loading, and consistent execution.
What You Can Train
- Squat patterns: Smith squats, rack-based squats, split squats, lunges
- Pressing patterns: Smith press variations, rack-based pressing (where suitable), cable presses and fly variations
- Pulling patterns: lat pulldown, low row, cable rows, pull-ups (multi-grip bar)
- Accessory work: triceps pressdowns, curls, lateral raises, face pulls, cable core work
- Unilateral training: single-arm rows/presses, cross-body patterns, controlled rehab-style work (as programmed)
Key Benefits
- One footprint, multiple training modes – Smith, rack bay, dual cables, lat pulldown, low row, pull-up bar
- Pin-loaded efficiency – fast load changes for accessory work and multi-user environments
- Commercial-spec frame – 75 × 75 mm uprights and 3 mm steel for stability and high-frequency use
- Balanced cable training – dual stacks support unilateral and partner training without sharing one stack
- Organised setup – included storage and attachments support a clean, repeatable workflow
Design & Features
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Hybrid Strength Layout
Integrates a Smith machine, rack-style training bay, functional trainer/cable crossover, lat pulldown, low row, and multi-grip pull-up bar. -
Dual Pin-Loaded Weight Stacks
Dual 100 kg stacks (total 200 kg available) for progressive cable training, unilateral work, and multi-user flow. -
2:1 Pulley Ratio (Cable System)
A 2:1 ratio typically provides smoother resistance and longer range of motion, which suits controlled volume work and accessory training. (Training “explosiveness” comes from intent and programming, not pulley ratio.) -
Smith Machine with Adjustable Safety Stops
13-level safety stops provide repeatable setup and an added safety layer for guided lifting and solo sessions. -
Rack Bay with J-Hooks & Safety Arms
Supports barbell-based training inside the station. This is where skill-based free-weight work can live (barbell not included). -
Lat Pulldown & Low Row Stations
Built-in pulling stations expand back training options without requiring a separate lat/row machine. -
Multi-Grip Pull-Up Bar
Knurled grips and multiple hand positions for pull-ups/chin-ups and general upper-body pulling. -
Included Attachments & Storage
Supplied bars/handles and storage solutions help keep training efficient and the area organised. -
Numbered Holes & Pin-and-Hole Adjustments
Faster setup changes for different users, movements, and attachment positions.
Important Notes
- Barbell, weight plates, and bench are not included unless your specific listing/bundle states otherwise.
- Space planning matters: allow clearance for bar travel, cable movement, and safe entry/exit. Confirm ceiling height for pull-ups.
- All-in-one systems are a consolidation tool: they reduce footprint and improve training access, but they do not eliminate the need for good technique and programming.
Technical Specifications
- Frame Material: GB-Q235 commercial steel
- Uprights: 75 × 75 mm boxed uprights
- Steel Thickness: 3 mm
- Product Dimensions (L × W × H): 220 cm × 178 cm × 233 cm
- Package Dimensions (L × W × H): 230 cm × 63 cm × 75 cm
- Product Weight: 565 kg
- Package Weight: 600 kg
- Weight Stacks: Dual 100 kg (total 200 kg), pin-loaded
- Hole Diameter: 26 mm
- Hole Spacing: 50 mm
- Colour: Black
- Barcode: 5485
Best For
- High-standard home gyms that want one platform for structured strength training + cables
- PT studios and private training facilities needing efficient multi-user flow
- Apartment or shared gyms where footprint matters but training variety is required
- Controlled commercial environments seeking a consolidated hybrid training station
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is the 5485 suitable for commercial use?
The frame specification (75 × 75 mm uprights, 3 mm steel, heavy overall mass) is aligned with commercial-grade construction. It is suitable for PT studios and controlled commercial environments. For very high-traffic gyms, suitability depends on usage volume, maintenance, and how the station is programmed and managed.
Does this machine replace a full gym?
No. It consolidates key training functions (Smith, rack bay, cables, lat/row) into one footprint. It reduces the need for multiple standalone stations, but it does not replace good programming or every specialised machine.
What does a 2:1 pulley ratio mean for training?
A 2:1 ratio typically makes the movement feel smoother and increases the range of motion per stack increment. It is often used for controlled accessory work, unilateral movements, and volume training. “Explosiveness” comes from intent and programming, not the pulley ratio itself.
Can I do barbell training on the rack bay?
Yes. The system includes J-hooks and safety arms to support barbell-based work inside the station. Please note that barbells and weight plates are not included unless specified in your listing/bundle.
Is the Smith machine safe for solo lifting?
The guided bar path and adjustable safety stops provide an added safety layer for solo training. Safe use still depends on correct setup, appropriate loading, and controlled execution.
How much space should I allow around the unit?
Allow the full footprint plus clearance for bar travel, cable movement, plate loading, and safe entry/exit. Also confirm ceiling height for pull-ups and overhead movements.
Final Position
The 5485 is a commercial-spec hybrid strength platform designed to bring the essentials—guided lifting, rack-based barbell work, and pin-loaded cable training—into one consolidated station.
It does not promise outcomes. It provides a clear structure for serious, repeatable training.
Team Oli Joy Fitness.
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