Bicep / Tricep Machines

For lifters, coaches, and home gyms that want arm day dialed. Pick by how you train: selectorized for fast pin changes in shared spaces, or plate-loaded for unlimited progression. Compare the specs that matter—stack weight (160–200 lb common), seat/arm/handle adjustments for locked-in form, smooth leverage, and a footprint that fits your room. Check warranty tiers for home or commercial use. Authorized dealer support, fast free shipping, and optional assembly—so you can focus on stronger curls, cleaner pressdowns, and predictable progress.

Man performing a bicep curl on the Muscle D Fitness Power Leverage V2 Bicep / Preacher Curl Machine

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Bicep / Tricep Machines: How to Choose

As My Fitness Outlet, we’re an authorized dealer for the brands you see here, and we back every order with fast, free shipping, financing options, and a competitive price-match guarantee. That means you can choose based on performance—then let us handle the rest.

Start by deciding between selectorized machines (built-in weight stacks for quick pin changes) and plate-loaded machines (you add Olympic plates for unlimited progression). Next, look at stack weight (common: 160–200 lb on selectorized units), adjustability (seat height, arm pads, rotating handles to lock in form), and footprint to ensure it fits your space. Finally, consider warranty tiers—commercial frames often carry long coverage, with defined parts/wear periods—so your investment lasts in home or club use. We’re here with real-world guidance, pro delivery, and optional assembly support when you need it. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Compare Top Bicep / Tricep Machines

Decisive specs that actually change your experience.
Model Best For Type Resistance Stack Weight (lb) Adjustability / Features Footprint (L×W×H) Price (+ availability)
Muscle D Elite Plus Triceps Press Premium selectorized triceps press Triceps Press Selectorized 200 52 × 49 × 63 in $5,550 (25 in stock)
Muscle D Elite Selectorized Triceps Press Space-efficient triceps station Triceps Press Selectorized 160 One-touch seat; rotating handles 70 × 38 × 64 in $3,995 (Only 5 left)
Muscle D Vogue Bicep Curl Selectorized biceps isolation Bicep Curl Selectorized 200 One-touch seat height 55 × 42 × 56 in $3,885 (24 in stock)
Muscle D Power Leverage V2 Iso-Lateral Bicep/Preacher Heavy plate-loaded curls Bicep / Preacher Curl Plate-loaded Iso-lateral arms 52 × 72 × 46 in $3,295 (13 in stock)
Muscle D Elite Leverage Dip / Tricep Dips & triceps on a lever Dip / Tricep Plate-loaded 48 × 55 × 71 in $2,495 (24 in stock)
Muscle D Power Leverage V2 Overhead Triceps Overhead triceps emphasis Overhead Triceps Plate-loaded 64 × 50 × 58 in $3,295 (Only 3 left)
Muscle D Pro Strength Bicep Curl Commercial plate-loaded curl Bicep Curl Plate-loaded 64 × 54 × 50 in $4,095 (27 in stock)
Body-Solid Pro ClubLine S2BTP All-in-one curl & pressdown Dual-function Selectorized 160 or 235 Adjustable seat & armrest 52 × 43 × 84 in $2,195 (16 in stock)

Buying tip: If you change loads often or train multiple users, a 160–200 lb selectorized stack is the fastest; if you chase max loads and already own plates, plate-loaded offers open-ended progression. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}

Key specs sourced from product pages: Elite Plus Triceps Press, Elite Selectorized Triceps Press, Vogue Bicep Curl, and Body-Solid S2BTP. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}

Bicep / Tricep Machines FAQs

What’s the difference between selectorized and plate-loaded machines?

Selectorized machines use a built-in weight stack and pin for fast changes—great for shared spaces and drop sets. Plate-loaded machines use your Olympic plates, which is ideal if you want unlimited top-end load and a more “free-weight” feel.

How much stack weight do I need for biceps or triceps?

Most home and studio users are well served by 160–200 lb stacks; stronger athletes can choose the higher stack or go plate-loaded to keep progressing without limits.

Do these machines require power or special wiring?

No—these strength stations are purely mechanical and don’t need electricity or a dedicated circuit.

How much space should I plan for?

Use the listed footprint and add 24–36 inches of clearance for entry, arm movement, and coaching—especially behind the seat and around the weight stack or loading horns.

What are typical lead times and shipping methods?

Most units leave the warehouse in about 5–10 business days and arrive via curbside freight in roughly 3–14 business days, depending on carrier and location. We offer optional room-of-choice delivery and assembly on request.

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Last updated: November 3, 2025.