
Bench 60 degree
The 60° Bench from the TITAN series is a commercial strength bench with a fixed 60° angle. The steep 60° angle shifts the load onto the shoulders, making it ideal for dumbbell shoulder presses and upper-chest work. A fixed angle means the bench is always ready with nothing to adjust, saving time in a busy gym.
Training & technical data
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The 60° Bench from the TITAN series is a commercial strength bench with a fixed 60° angle. The steep 60° angle shifts the load onto the shoulders, making it ideal for dumbbell shoulder presses and upper-chest work. A fixed angle means the bench is always ready with nothing to adjust, saving time in a busy gym.
Why choose the 60° Bench
Fixed 60° angle: always at the right angle, with no adjusting and no risk of the position changing mid-set.
Stable steel construction: the solid frame doesn't move when training with heavy dumbbells.
Comfortable upholstery: a shaped seat and backrest keep the body in the right position.
180 kg load capacity: enough for the user plus dumbbells.
Custom colours: frame and upholstery matched with the other TITAN benches.
Who the 60° Bench is for
Members training shoulders with dumbbells will value it. Together with the 30° (TT74) and 45° (TT75) benches it forms a set covering chest and shoulder presses.
Frequently asked questions
Which exercises suit a 60° angle?
Mainly dumbbell shoulder presses and upper-chest work with strong shoulder involvement.
What are the dimensions?
1200 × 780 × 460 mm, with a net weight of 50 kg.
Titan is built for performance — precise movement paths, smooth resistance and adjustments you can make with one hand mid-set.
Every unit is made to order in our own workshop — welding, powder coating and upholstery included. Choose the frame colour and finish, add your logo, and we deliver, assemble and set the machine up on site. Spare parts stay in stock, so a gym can be serviced and expanded years later.