Bicep / Tricep Machines

Build arm size and strength with commercial bicep and tricep machines from Muscle D Fitness and Body-Solid Pro ClubLine — including seated bicep curl machines, preacher curl machines, iso-lateral bicep curl, overhead tricep extension, hammer-grip tricep, tricep press-down, and bicep/tricep combo machines. Compare selectorized vs plate-loaded, iso-lateral vs converging arms, and footprint to spec the right arm stations for your gym floor.

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Muscle D Fitness Classic Bicep Curl Machine

Muscle D Fitness

Muscle D Fitness Classic Bicep Curl Machine

$1,995.00
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Muscle D Fitness Excel Seated Bicep Curl Machine

Muscle D Fitness

Muscle D Fitness Excel Seated Bicep Curl Machine

$2,395.00 $2,865.00
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Muscle D Fitness Pro Strength Bicep Curl Machine

Muscle D Fitness

Muscle D Fitness Pro Strength Bicep Curl Machine

$4,095.00 $4,350.00
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Muscle D Fitness Vogue Triceps Extension Machine

Muscle D Fitness

Muscle D Fitness Vogue Triceps Extension Machine

$3,885.00 $4,250.00
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Muscle D Fitness Pro Strength Overhead Triceps Extension Machine

Muscle D Fitness

Muscle D Fitness Pro Strength Overhead Triceps Extension Machine

$4,095.00 $4,359.99
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Muscle D Fitness Power Leverage V2 Hammer Grip Triceps Machine

Muscle D Fitness

Muscle D Fitness Power Leverage V2 Hammer Grip Triceps Machine

$3,295.00 $4,283.50
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Muscle D Fitness Classic V2 Selectorized Biceps/Triceps Combo

Muscle D Fitness

Muscle D Fitness Classic V2 Selectorized Biceps/Triceps Combo

$3,595.00
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Body-Solid Pro Clubline Dual Bicep & Tricep Machine DBTCSF

Pro ClubLine

Body-Solid Pro Clubline Dual Bicep & Tricep Machine DBTCSF

$3,420.00 $3,995.00
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Target Muscles Biceps Biceps Biceps (iso-lateral) Triceps Triceps (overhead) Triceps (hammer grip) Biceps + Triceps Biceps + Triceps
Category Selectorized Bicep Curl Plate-Loaded Bicep Curl Iso-Lateral Bicep Iso-Lateral Tricep Ext Overhead Tricep Ext Hammer Grip Tricep Selectorized Combo Dual-Function Combo
Resistance Type Selectorized (150 lb stack) Plate loaded Plate loaded (iso-lateral) Plate loaded (200 lb stack) Plate loaded Plate loaded (iso-lateral) Selectorized (150 lb stack) Selectorized (plate stack)
Max Load / Stack 150 lb stack 300 lb max 360 lb max 200 lb stack 340 lb max 400 lb max 150 lb stack Selectorized
Starting Resistance Stack-based 10 lb 10 lb 10 lb 15 lb 10 lb 10 lb Stack-based
Arm Action Independent curl arms Dual curl Iso-lateral (independent) Iso-lateral EZ flat bar Iso-lateral (dual-hinge) Combined functions 3-position pivoting
Seat Adjustment One-touch while seated Adjustable Spring-assisted Gas-assist one-touch Spring-assisted Gas-assisted Spring-assisted 5-pos gas-assist
Plate Storage ————✓✓——
Footprint L × W (in)46 × 55 50 × 60 64 × 54 56 × 40 52 × 54 52 × 47 45 × 43 40 × 53
Height 60 in 40 in 50 in 56 in 58 in 52 in 55 in 62 in
Machine Weight 498 lb 205 lb 496 lb 450 lb 340 lb 430 lb 450 lb 501 lb
Warranty — Structural 10 yr 10 yr 10 yr 10 yr 10 yr 10 yr 10 yr Lifetime

Frequently asked questions

What bicep and tricep machines do you offer?

This collection includes dedicated bicep curl machines (seated and standing), tricep extension machines (overhead and pressdown style), and combo bicep / tricep machines that train both in one footprint — like the Body-Solid S2BTP. Most run on 160–235 lb weight stacks.

Why use a machine instead of dumbbells for arms?

Machines give you two things dumbbells can't: constant tension through the full range of motion (dumbbells lose tension at the top and bottom), and easier training to failure — no risk of dropping a weight on the last rep. Pair them with dumbbell work for best overall arm development.

Bicep machine vs. preacher curl bench — which is better?

Different tools for different movements. A bicep curl machine uses a weight stack and cammed resistance curve, giving consistent tension through the full movement. A preacher curl bench uses free weights (barbell, EZ bar, or dumbbells) with an angled arm pad to force strict form. Preacher benches are cheaper and more versatile; machines are faster to set up and better for drop sets.

What's a tricep extension machine vs. a tricep pressdown?

A tricep extension machine usually has you seated with pads on your upper arms and a lever you press down or forward — some models (like French press style) take the arms overhead. A tricep pressdown is a cable movement using a rope or straight bar on a lat-pulldown or cable machine. Both are excellent — most serious gyms have at least one dedicated tricep station plus cable access.

Is a combo bicep/tricep machine worth it over two separate machines?

For most home gyms and smaller commercial facilities, yes. Combo machines like the Body-Solid S2BTP cut your footprint in half while still offering full weight stacks and commercial-grade construction. The trade-off: only one person can use it at a time. For high-traffic facilities, separate dedicated stations are better.

What weight stack size do I need?

For arm isolation work, most users don't need more than 160–200 lb — biceps and triceps are smaller muscle groups and respond better to higher reps than maximum loads. That said, advanced lifters doing heavy cheat curls or weighted dips will appreciate the upgrade to a 235 lb stack if it's available.

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