Multi-Gym Kratos: Assembly & Maintenance
What is the Multi-Gym Kratos?
A true embodiment of power and precision, the Multi-Gym Kratos stands as a tribute to its mythological namesake — the Norse god of strength. Built from heavy-duty 2mm steel, Kratos is engineered for performance, making it ideal for both home gyms and semi-commercial training spaces. With a unique 1:1 pulley ratio, dual 70kg weight stacks, and an integrated Smith machine, this powerhouse rack delivers an uncompromising training experience for users of all levels — from seasoned athletes to those beginning their strength journey.
Whether you’re considering the Multi-Gym Kratos or have already made it part of your home gym, this guide provides everything you need to know about assembly, maintenance, and best practice usage tips. With our step-by-step assembly video and detailed instruction manual, getting started with Kratos is simple, safe and efficient — so you can focus on building strength and confidence from the very first session. We’ll also cover essential maintenance guidelines to help keep your Kratos in top condition for years to come.
Multi-Gym Kratos Assembly
Setting up your Multi-Gym Kratos is straightforward thanks to our step-by-step video guide and comprehensive instruction manual, both designed to help you assemble your machine safely and efficiently. always prioritise safety. The safety guidelines outlined in the instruction PDF below should be reviewed carefully before using your Kratos. Only operate this equipment if you are familiar with strength machines and follow correct form and technique at all times to ensure a safe and effective workout.
✓ Have a ratchet screwdriver or drill ready, although a spanner will work equally well.
✓ All necessary Allen keys are included with your rack.
✓ Remember not to fully tighten all bolts immediately. Keeping some flexibility at the start will make it easier to align all components correctly. Once the frame is fully assembled and aligned, go back and tighten everything securely.
✓ Each cable should be seated correctly within the groove of the idler pulley wheels along its entire route. This ensures smooth and consistent movement during workouts and prevents unnecessary wear.
Multi-Gym Kratos Maintenance
Regular maintenance will keep your Multi-Gym Kratos operating smoothly and safely for years to come.
- Before each session, perform a quick visual inspection of the entire rack — check for any signs of wear, loose bolts, or damage. If you notice an issue, address it immediately or contact RPM Power Support for assistance.
- Be sure to tighten bolts, screws, and nuts routinely, paying close attention to key areas such as safety catches, bar holders, and frame connections. Even slightly loose fittings can affect stability and safety during training.
- Inspect the cables regularly for any fraying, kinks, or wear, and replace them straight away if needed. See below for helpful replacement videos.
- Keep your weight stack clean and ensure all plates remain securely attached.
- Wipe down the frame and attachments with a damp cloth after each session to remove dust, sweat or debris — avoiding abrasive cleaners that may damage the finish. If you notice any squeaking or stiffness, apply a silicone-based lubricant (e.g. WD40 spray) to the pulleys, guide rods and weight stack pins to restore smooth motion.
- Consistent upkeep ensures your Kratos remains in peak condition, reducing the risk of injury and extending the life of your investment.
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Kratos Cable Replacement
Regular maintenance of multi-gym cables is essential for continued optimum safety and performance. We recommend swapping out your cables for new ones every 1-3 years depending on how often you use the machine and at what weight loads you lift on average. Spare and replacement cables can be purchased from RPM Power. Just reach out to us for more information. Once you have your new cables, the videos below will help you install them.
How to Replace the Front Cable Pulley on Kratos Multi-Gym
How to Replace the Smith Rail Cable Pulley on Kratos Multi-Gym
Cable System Guide for Multi-Gyms
How to Maintain Your Cable Machine