Strength Machines

Explore our selection of weight machines and multifunctional equipment for optimal training. Whether you're looking for a complete weight station, a specific machine or a multifunctional device, our equipment is suitable for all levels and types of exercise. Improve your muscular performance with machines designed to offer stability, performance and efficiency, whether at home or in the gym.
There are 11 products.
There are 11 products.

Multi-function strength machine: the essentials in one unit

A multi-function strength machine lets you train your whole body with a single compact piece of equipment. Ideal for a home gym, it combines several stations (high pulley, low pulley, presses, pulls, etc.) to work every muscle group effectively, while saving space and budget.

What is the best machine for strength training?

The best machine for strength training depends on your goals and the space available. For complete, progressive work at home, a multi-function machine with adjustable pulleys is ideal: it lets you target every muscle group, adjust the load easily and vary your training angles. Robust, versatile and reassuring, it suits beginners and advanced lifters alike.

Exercises and muscles worked

Machine Examples of main exercises Target muscle groups
Belt squat Squat without spinal loading, Bulgarian split squat Quadriceps, glutes, hamstrings
High and low pulley Lat pulldown, rows, curls, triceps Back, biceps, triceps, shoulders
Glute ham developer (GHD) Hip extension, back extension, Nordic curl Hamstrings, glutes, lower back, core
CS-1 multi-pulley station Full-body cable work (pulls, crunches, raises) Upper and lower body depending on the variation

Advantages

  • Machines designed for a smooth, controlled, jerk-free movement

  • Ideal for progressing safely, even on your own

  • Targeted or complete work depending on the model (upper body, lower body, core, posterior chain)

  • Robust frame, professional finish, small footprint

  • Suitable for home gyms, cross-training boxes, private gyms and clubs

Professional quality for the gym or home gym

Built from robust steel with an ergonomic design, our premium strength machines are made to last. They suit beginners and advanced lifters alike. Easy to fit into a gym or a home gym, they offer an effective, reliable solution for regular sessions.

Versatile machines for targeted strength training

Our professional strength machines are designed to work specific muscle groups: legs, back, glutes, hamstrings or abs. Choose from equipment such as the GHD (Glute Ham Developer), the Belt Squat or the Glute Ham Roller to strengthen your posterior chain effectively. These machines offer stability, safety and controlled movement, even under heavy loads.

Strength training at home with Unistrength machines

Unistrength strength machines are designed for people who want to train at home as effectively as in a gym. With their robust construction, smooth movement and optimised footprint, they fit perfectly into a home gym, even in a small space. Whether you are aiming to strengthen your lower body, back or arms, or want complete cable training, these machines give you versatility, safety and comfort, without relying on any external structure. Perfect for progressing at your own pace, whenever you like, at home.

Frequently asked questions about strength machines

How can I tell a professional-quality machine for the home?

Look at three figures: the stated maximum load, the steel section and thickness, and the footprint. At Uni Strength: belt squat rated 350 kg for a length of 130 cm, hack squat and leg press combo rated 500 kg, CS-1 high/low pulley up to 250 kg plate loaded, 75 x 75 mm uprights in 3 mm steel on the CS-1 and 60 x 60 mm on the Athéna. A machine loaded with 50 mm Olympic plates uses the plates you already own; a weight stack (90 kg, expandable to 110 or 130 kg on the CS-1, 95 kg on the Athéna) changes load faster.

Which machines does Uni Strength offer?

Pulleys (Athéna UF adjustable pulley, plate loaded or with a 95 kg stack; CS-1 250 kg plate-loaded high/low pulley or its 90 kg stack version expandable to 110 or 130 kg; CS-Basic pulley 110 kg), belt squat (350 kg), hack squat and leg press combo (500 kg), seated leg curl and extension, GHD and glute ham roller.

Rack-mounted or free-standing machine?

The CS-1 and CS-Basic pulley kits attach to your rack with no extra floor space. The Athéna pulley, belt squat, hack squat and GHD are free-standing and can go wherever you like.

Plate loaded or weight stack?

50 mm Olympic plates are the most economical option, with no load limit; the stack (90 kg, expandable to 110 or 130 kg on the CS-1, 95 kg on the Athéna) changes load with a pin in seconds.

Which machine for full-body training?

A pair of adjustable pulleys joined by the pull-up bar (functional trainer) covers pulls, presses, flyes, curls and, with the leg support, legs. A high/low pulley on a rack already covers most isolation exercises.

Which machine for legs?

The belt squat to squat without loading your spine, the hack squat / leg press combo for heavy loads, the leg curl and extension for isolation, and the GHD for the posterior chain.