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Accessories for cable pullers

A woman with blonde hair and a grey T-shirt is holding a grey, curved exercise bar above her head with both hands; the bar is attached at the top to a cable on a cable machine. She is looking to the right and demonstrating the correct lat position.
The image shows a black handle for cable machines with a gold-coloured D-ring attachment at one end. Ergonomically shaped, padded or rubberised for a secure grip during exercises.
A person is holding a handle attached to a cable machine and performing an exercise. Their hands are gripping the grey handle; the white cable is taut. Their arms, upper body in a grey T-shirt and legs in black trousers are visible.
One hand holds a metal pulley designed to double the pulling force, through which a white rope is threaded; this is connected to a grey cable pulley system with additional pulleys. This accessory is used to intensify training on physiotherapy equipment.
One hand is holding a pulley for doubling pulling force, an essential accessory for cable pull-down machines. The device features a shiny metal carabiner at the top, a dark casing bearing the inscription ‘Barten’ and a white pulley.
A hand is holding a black handle on the cable machine. A white cable runs over a pulley and a carabiner attached to the height-adjustable column. The column has a scale for adjusting the training height for strength training.
A woman sits on a blue bench on a cable machine, holding a lat pulldown bar overhead with arms outstretched. She is doing a pulling exercise, wearing sportswear and trainers. The caption reads: ‘The image shows an accessory’.
A woman dressed in sportswear demonstrates a latissimus bar for cable machines, which she is holding above her head with her arms outstretched. The grey, slightly curved handle is connected to a cable in the centre.
A human hand is holding a silver and dark grey force-doubling pulley for cable pull-down machines. The pulley has a white wheel inside an open, dark grey casing and a metal hook. The word ‘Barton’ is visible.
A grey support bar with two black, rubberised handles, attached to the vertical silver-grey column of a cable pull machine with height markings. Provides patients with a secure grip during physiotherapy exercises.
A person is holding a grey triceps bar with black foam handles, connected to two cable pulleys via metal carabiners. The Lojer logo is visible. An accessory for effective triceps and muscle training on the vertical pull-down machine.
A woman in sportswear is exercising on a grey cable machine: her left leg is steady, her right leg is stretched out behind her and is attached to the cable machine via a blue and red hand-and-ankle strap. She is holding on to a support bar.
A young woman in sportswear is training on the grey cable machine. She is holding a horizontal handle on the right, whilst a cable is attached to her left leg via a foot strap. Her left leg is raised; this is an exercise for the leg muscles. “PULLEY-14”.
A young woman with a blonde ponytail, wearing a grey T-shirt and black tracksuit bottoms, is pulling on the handle of a cable machine. She is standing sideways, arms slightly bent, looking focused. Exercise for physiotherapy training.
A young blonde woman with a ponytail, in sportswear, exercises on a cable machine. Seated, she pulls a grey handle on a white cable with both hands. She looks to the side; it's an upper-body strength exercise.
A young woman, seen in profile, is training on the cable machine. She is standing in front of the grey column and pulling a handle forwards with both arms outstretched to strengthen her shoulder and arm muscles. The cable machine is adjustable.
A woman with blonde hair and a grey T-shirt is holding a grey, curved exercise bar above her head with both hands; the bar is attached at the top to a cable on a cable machine. She is looking to the right and demonstrating the correct lat position.
The image shows a black handle for cable machines with a gold-coloured D-ring attachment at one end. Ergonomically shaped, padded or rubberised for a secure grip during exercises.
A person is holding a handle attached to a cable machine and performing an exercise. Their hands are gripping the grey handle; the white cable is taut. Their arms, upper body in a grey T-shirt and legs in black trousers are visible.
One hand holds a metal pulley designed to double the pulling force, through which a white rope is threaded; this is connected to a grey cable pulley system with additional pulleys. This accessory is used to intensify training on physiotherapy equipment.
One hand is holding a pulley for doubling pulling force, an essential accessory for cable pull-down machines. The device features a shiny metal carabiner at the top, a dark casing bearing the inscription ‘Barten’ and a white pulley.
A hand is holding a black handle on the cable machine. A white cable runs over a pulley and a carabiner attached to the height-adjustable column. The column has a scale for adjusting the training height for strength training.
A woman sits on a blue bench on a cable machine, holding a lat pulldown bar overhead with arms outstretched. She is doing a pulling exercise, wearing sportswear and trainers. The caption reads: ‘The image shows an accessory’.
A woman dressed in sportswear demonstrates a latissimus bar for cable machines, which she is holding above her head with her arms outstretched. The grey, slightly curved handle is connected to a cable in the centre.
A human hand is holding a silver and dark grey force-doubling pulley for cable pull-down machines. The pulley has a white wheel inside an open, dark grey casing and a metal hook. The word ‘Barton’ is visible.
A grey support bar with two black, rubberised handles, attached to the vertical silver-grey column of a cable pull machine with height markings. Provides patients with a secure grip during physiotherapy exercises.
A person is holding a grey triceps bar with black foam handles, connected to two cable pulleys via metal carabiners. The Lojer logo is visible. An accessory for effective triceps and muscle training on the vertical pull-down machine.
A woman in sportswear is exercising on a grey cable machine: her left leg is steady, her right leg is stretched out behind her and is attached to the cable machine via a blue and red hand-and-ankle strap. She is holding on to a support bar.
A young woman in sportswear is training on the grey cable machine. She is holding a horizontal handle on the right, whilst a cable is attached to her left leg via a foot strap. Her left leg is raised; this is an exercise for the leg muscles. “PULLEY-14”.
A young woman with a blonde ponytail, wearing a grey T-shirt and black tracksuit bottoms, is pulling on the handle of a cable machine. She is standing sideways, arms slightly bent, looking focused. Exercise for physiotherapy training.
A young blonde woman with a ponytail, in sportswear, exercises on a cable machine. Seated, she pulls a grey handle on a white cable with both hands. She looks to the side; it's an upper-body strength exercise.
A young woman, seen in profile, is training on the cable machine. She is standing in front of the grey column and pulling a handle forwards with both arms outstretched to strengthen her shoulder and arm muscles. The cable machine is adjustable.

Accessories for cable pullers

CHF 71.—

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Cable pulling devices
Product number: ST-22817
Product information "Accessories for cable pullers"

Various cable machines

Triceps bar, 36 cm

The triceps bar is particularly suitable for training the triceps muscles on the vertical pull. Other muscle groups can also be trained effectively with the help of the triceps bar on the vertical pull-up.

The bar is 36 cm long and can be attached to the pulley using a snap hook.

  • Metal eyelet for attachment
  • Length: 36 cm

Handle for cable pull apparatus

The handle for pulleys is standard on the Pulley and Twin Pulley. The handle can also be used on the vertical hoist, especially when the rope is guided around the lower pulley.

Latissimus bar

The latissimus bar is standard on the vertical pull. The latissimus bar can also be used on the pulley/twin pulley by means of a gallows.

  • Length: 1.30 cm
  • Diameter: 3.9 cm

Pulley for doubling the pulling force

The pulley for doubling the pulling force doubles the force that has to be applied to the handle on the pulley or twin pulley with a normal weight stack.

It is therefore possible to work on a normal pulley (14 kg) with a maximum pulling force of 28 kg. If both handles on the speed pulley are to be doubled, two traction doublers are required. An increased weight stack should then be considered.

Support rung for pulley system

The support rungs for pulley apparatus are attached to the sliding column of the pulley/twin pulley.

The patient can then hold on to the support rung during exercises. Particularly useful for exercises where the patient stands on one leg, for example abductor/adductor training using a wrist/ankle strap.

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