Chest Fly Machines
At Atlantis Strength, we engineer commercial chest fly machines that pair biomechanical precision with the durability high-traffic gyms demand. Our pec fly range spans selectorized and plate-loaded models built for strength training facilities that expect equipment to perform for years.
Discover Our Chest Fly Machines
As a Canadian manufacturer of commercial gym equipment, we build chest fly machines that help gyms deliver complete pectoral development. Our pec fly range covers selectorized and plate-loaded options, so every strength training program has a machine matched to its goals.
Commercial-Grade Chest Fly Machines
We build every chest fly machine on a heavy-duty steel frame, with sealed bearings on the lever arms that keep the movement smooth after years of daily use. Our selectorized models carry weight stacks sized for heavy resistance work, and that commercial-grade durability is what places them within our broader range of commercial gym equipment engineered for high-traffic gyms.
Customization Options for Your Facility
Every machine can be finished to match your space through our equipment customization program. We offer custom colours for frames and upholstery, plus logo branding (option R-201) that puts your gym facility identity directly on the equipment. That flexibility lets multi-location operators keep a consistent look across every site.
Made in Canada
We manufacture our chest fly machines in Laval, Quebec, where direct oversight of production keeps quality consistent from the first weld to the final inspection. As a Canadian manufacturer and a legacy brand from the late 1970s, we maintain one of the broadest strength equipment lines in the industry, with more than 240 products in the catalogue.
Key Features of Our Chest Fly Machines
Self-Aligning Lever Arms for Biomechanical Precision
Our self-aligning lever arms ride on sealed bearings and adjust to each user’s movement path, which protects the joints under load. This focus on biomechanics delivers consistent pectoral activation through the full range of motion, so every rep trains the target muscle instead of the stabilizers.
Dual-Function Pec Fly and Rear Delt Training
The P156 combines pec fly and rear delt movements in a single station, a dual-function design that saves valuable floor space in busy facilities. Multiple handgrip positions, both neutral and pronated, let members switch between exercises without leaving the machine.
Multiple Angles for Complete Chest Development
Different fly angles develop different portions of the pectoralis major, which is why our range covers more than one movement path. The incline pec fly (PW256) emphasizes the upper chest, while the vertical pec fly (P356) trains the sternal fibres through a cable-style arc. Pairing these machines with our chest press machines builds a complete chest development circuit.
Adjustable Range of Motion and Starting Positions
Our adjustable range of motion settings, controlled by overhead cams, let members select the starting position that suits their reach and mobility. Low starting resistance on the plate-loaded models supports progressive loading for every training level, from early rehab work to advanced bodybuilding.
Compact Footprint with Maximum Training Versatility
Compared to a full cable crossover station, the vertical pec fly (P356) reproduces the same crossover movement in a compact footprint that frees up your gym layout. Our plate-loaded models position weight storage around the frame, creating a tidy perimeter and adding training versatility without extra clutter.
Build The Perfect Gym with Our Chest Fly Machines!
For commercial gyms, universities, and institutional fitness centres, a chest fly machine is a long-term strength training investment, not a disposable purchase. Our machines lead on durability and biomechanical precision, holding their value across years of heavy use alongside the rest of our gym equipment and bodybuilding machines. Get a Quote Today and we’ll help you build the perfect commercial gym.
Frequently Asked Questions About Chest Fly Machines
What Muscles Do Chest Fly Machines Target?
Chest fly machines isolate the pectoralis major, working both the sternal and clavicular heads, along with the coracobrachialis and the short head of the biceps. Because the movement guides horizontal adduction, it keeps tension on the chest and limits the triceps and shoulder involvement you get from pressing exercises.
What Is the Difference Between Selectorized and Plate-Loaded Chest Fly Machines?
Selectorized models use a pin-adjustable weight stack, so members change resistance in seconds, which suits high-traffic gyms with constant turnover. Plate-loaded models load standard Olympic plates and allow heavier progressive overload, making them a strong fit for serious strength athletes.
How Much Space Does a Chest Fly Machine Require?
Footprint depends on the model, and the vertical pec fly (P356) is our most space-efficient option for tight floor plans. We can review your gym layout and recommend the configuration that fits your available square footage.
Can Chest Fly Machines Be Used for Rear Delt Exercises?
Yes. The P156 features a dual-function design that handles both pec fly and rear delt movements on the same station. Its multiple handgrip positions let members run neutral-grip flies and pronated-grip rear delt work without switching machines.
Are Atlantis Strength Chest Fly Machines Customizable?
Yes. We offer custom frame colours, upholstery options, and logo branding (option R-201) across our chest fly machines. Contact Atlantis Strength for a custom quote matched to your facility.