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Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
230 kg |
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| Dimensions | 212 × 80 × 48 cm |
| Rack Series | 500 |
| Frame | 50 x 50 x 2 mm |
Weight WeightThe base weight of the item, without any packaging. |
206.2 kg |
Footprint Footprint
This is the area occupied by the item itself. You might need to allocate additional space for the use.
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118 cm x 157 cm |
| Colour | Black |
Inclusions InclusionsThese are the specific items that you will receive when you purchase the product. Some products are shown with items that are not included for demonstration purposes. |
J-Hooks, Spotter Bars, Multi-Grip Chinup Bar |
| Certification | Domestic |
| Safe Working Load | Rack – 500kg, Pulldown – 100 kg |
| Height | 217 cm |
| Warranty | 5 Years – T & Cs |
| Inner Cage Footprint | 108 cm x 60 cm |
| Hole Grid | Hole size – 21 mm, 34 x Center Distance – 5 cm. |
Looking for a power rack that’s got it all without breaking the bank? The 520 Power Rack delivers pro vibes with a lat pulldown station stacked with 100 kg of weights—ready to level up your home gym game.
It’s part of ATX’s entry-level 500 series, but don’t let that fool you—this thing’s built tough, rocking a stable steel frame and all the bells and whistles you’d expect from gear twice the price.



Flip-down safeties with chunky barbell protection —your bar’s safe, and your ears won’t hate you.

10 mm steel with 10 mm nylon inserts — tough and quiet when you rack it.

Welded on thick steel support brackets solidify the unit.

27 mm, knurled up nice for all your chin-up grips.

Etched scale to nail your setup quick and easy.

Adjustable knee rest to keep you locked in during heavy lat pulldowns.

Ball Bearing Pulleys and 20 mm thick solid steel hard chrome plated guiderails.

Anti-slip Metal Footrests to keep you locked in during seated rows.

Increase resistance in 5 kg increments. The Weight Stack plates slide on custom nylon bushings.


This ATX Power Rack Complete Station-520 is your one-stop shop for serious strength training.
The rack itself is a beast—50 x 50 x 2 mm steel tubing with reinforced gussets, holding up to 500 kg without a wobble.
You get J-Hooks made from 10 mm steel with thick nylon to cradle your bar quietly, plus heavy-duty flip-down spotters with more nylon to catch your fails.
The multi-grip pull-up bar’s knurled at 27 mm for a solid grip, and with 34 height slots and laser-etched numbers, you can set it up just how you like it. Band peg holes in the base? Yep, got those too
Then there’s the lat pulldown station (LTO-520)—100 kg of precision steel weights (20 x 5 kg plates), sliding smooth on ball-bearing pulleys and a stretch-free, plastic-coated steel cable.
It’s a straight 1:1 ratio, so you feel every kilo, no fluff. Use the top pulley for lat pulls or the bottom for rows—footplates and a padded roller keep you locked in.
Toss in the extension chain for different handles, and you’re sorted for a full upper-body blast.
For a 500-series rack, this thing punches way above its weight. It’s safe, sturdy, and versatile—perfect for free-weight grinding or pro-level pulling exercises.
At 218 cm high, it’s got that extra range for moves like pull-ups or lat pulldowns, so if your ceiling’s up for it, this is the pick over the 195 cm PRX-510.
And since it’s ATX, you know the quality’s legit built to last and expandable with whatever add-ons you fancy later.
Heads up: Barbells, extra plates, or accessories in pics aren’t part of the deal—just the rack and lat station as listed.
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David Gray (verified owner) –
Have just had the 520 Power Rack with 100kg Stack Lat Option set up in a corner of my back room, and paired it with an Ironmaster Pro FID bench. I am very impressed by the build quality of both – they are super solid and stable. The lat operation is incredibly smooth – I like it a lot! The J-Hooks and flip down spotters are super easy to adjust and are very solid as well. With the Ironmaster bench sitting inside the rack, the total floor space taken up (ie the “footprint”) is considerably less than the old Barbarian bench press and an exercise bike previously took up in the same location.
I am really looking forward to putting the ATX rack and Ironmaster bench through their paces, and although I am well past my prime I am sure that I will benefit greatly and in a safe way from this set up.
A big thanks to Sam’s Fitness and particularly to Matt, who answered a number of my questions prior to purchase. Great service and the delivery was reasonably priced and super quick, a surprise to me since I live in a small town in central Victoria. Thanks guys!