The stepper or stair stepper
exercise is undoubtedly still popular. The leader in stepper design
and innovation is Stairmaster, the inventor of such machines as
the Stairmaster 4000, Stairmaster 4000PT, and more recently the
4400PT Stairmaster & Stairmaster 4600 stair stepper machine.
Cybex has products, which were formerly under the Tectrix brand;
know as the climbmax model 150, 200, 2000 & 3000, which are
also amongst the more popular machines. Stair stepper machines
are here to stay so be on the lookout for new design innovations
and ideas from the manufactures. This form of exercise is effective
and non-impacting which can be advantages to that of the treadmill.
GFI
- Remanufacturing Process For Used Stair Stepper Machines
1. Machines run through full
diagnosis.
2. Machine stripped down to bare frame.
3. Frame Sandblasted – to remove paint.
4. Frame Powder-coated with new paint and baked.
5. Handrails and other applicable parts - Sandblasted and
powder-coated.
6. New Bearings.
7. New Drive Belt/s
8. Elevation Motor Re-built or replaced (Precor Only)
9. Elevation brackets rebuilt
or replaced (Precor Only)
10. New Ramp Covers (Precor Only)
11. New Wheels & Wheels Bearings (Precor Only)
12. New bushings (Precor Only)
13. Flywheels tested and checked and balanced for perfect
performance.
14. Electronics thoroughly diagnosed, repaired or replaced.
15. Computer Consol/Overlay is replaced
16. Shroud/s – repainted or replaced.
17. Covers – Repainted
or replaced (Life Fitness Only)
18. Arm Covers – Repainted or replaced (Life Fitness Only)
19. New handrail Grips.
20. Alternators rebuilt or replaced.
21. New Decals all round.
22. End caps replaced.
23. HR Grips are sometimes replaced (Applicable to units with
contact HR only)
24. Thorough testing through programs and manual modes.
