Frame
Color, finish, tube profile and selected structural details
01Fitness equipment
Source the right machine—not just the nearest catalogue match.
Start with a reference model, a performance requirement or a complete gym list. We identify suitable supply options and compare the details that affect commercial use.
Share a product brief →Category coverage
Focused on the commercial gym floor.
Our first-stage focus is fitness equipment. That keeps supplier research, specification review and quality conversations grounded in one industry.
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Selectorized strength
Single-station · Dual-function · Multi-station
Selectorized strength equipment for commercial gyms, compared around movement quality, adjustment logic, stack configuration and serviceability.
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Plate-loaded strength
Iso-lateral · Leverage · Benches & stations
Plate-loaded commercial strength equipment assessed for movement geometry, load feel, structural stability and safe daily operation.
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Free weights & rigs
Racks · Benches · Dumbbells · Storage
Free-weight, rack and rig sourcing organized around steel specification, modular compatibility, finish durability and floor planning.
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Cardio equipment
Treadmills · Bikes · Ellipticals · Climbers
Commercial cardio equipment compared around duty cycle, control systems, service access, spare parts and market-specific electrical needs.
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Functional & studio
Cable stations · Accessories · Flooring
Functional training and studio equipment sourced as a coordinated mix of stations, accessories, storage, flooring and wear items.
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Custom equipment projects
Private label · Modified specs · New concepts
Custom commercial fitness projects developed through feasibility review, specification control, samples and realistic production milestones.
View categorySecond-source
Need an alternative—not a copy-and-paste supplier list?
A useful second source must fit the role you need it to play: extra capacity, another price tier, different design language, lower concentration risk or a better fit for a specific market.
Current product baselineRequired points of parityAcceptable differencesCommercial constraints
Small-batch sourcing
Start smaller when the project calls for it.
Pilot orders, mixed equipment lists and custom projects require different supplier logic. We explore practical options without pretending every factory or product has the same MOQ.
- Clarify whether the quantity is a pilot or recurring need
- Separate standard items from custom requirements
- Consider mixed loading and packaging constraints
- Make tooling and sample costs visible early
Customization
Make “custom” specific enough to quote and produce.
We turn visual references and market needs into a structured specification, then confirm what is standard, modified or newly developed.
Upholstery
Color, texture, stitching and wear expectations
Branding
Logo plates, decals, embroidery and packaging marks
Configuration
Weight stacks, cables, grips, attachments and options
Market fit
Labels, manuals, plugs and packaging requirements
→Bring a model, list or idea
Let the requirement lead the supplier search.
Reference images, specifications and target quantity are enough to start shaping a useful sourcing brief.
Build your RFQ