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Landmine Elite | 18mm Rack Attachment
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Apex Rack: Assembly & Maintenance
What is the Apex Rack Series?
The Apex Rack Series is a collection of commercial-grade cable machines. Each machine has its own specific set of features on offer that makes it ideal for specific training requirements.
This guide covers installation of the Apex Shadow Rack or Apex Platinum Rack.
Whether you’ve just purchased one of these products or just looking to get an idea of the assembly required, this guide covers everything you need to know about set-up, maintenance and safe use.
Apex Rack Assembly
Setting up your Apex Rack is straightforward with our step-by-step instruction manual. An assembly video is also in the pipework and will be available August 2026. To speed up the assembly process, we recommend the following tips:
✓ 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.
Finally, always follow the safety information outlined in the instruction manual. Proper form and exercise technique are essential. Only use this machine if you are familiar with strength equipment and always train responsibly.
Apex Rack Maintenance
To ensure long-lasting performance and safety, it’s important to carry out regular maintenance on your Multi-Gym. Before every workout:
- Perform a quick visual inspection of the machine. Check for any signs of wear, loose components, or cable damage, and resolve any issues immediately. If in doubt, contact RPM Power Support for guidance.
- Routinely tighten all bolts, screws, and nuts, paying special attention to safety catches, J-hooks, spotter arms, and frame joints. Even slightly loose fittings can affect stability and overall safety during heavy lifts.
- Inspect the cables for fraying, kinks, or wear and replace them if necessary (see below).
- Keep the guide rods and pulley systems clean and lightly lubricated with a silicone-based lubricant to maintain smooth, friction-free movement.
- Wipe down the frame, attachments, and pads regularly with a soft damp cloth to remove sweat and dust. Avoid abrasive cleaning products, which can damage the coating or upholstery.
- Finally, inspect all attachments — including J-hooks, and spotter arms — to ensure they’re seated properly and fully locked in place before each workout.
Regular care not only preserves the quality and appearance of your product but also ensures it continues to perform safely and smoothly for years to come.
Other helpful links:
Cable System Guide for Multi-Gyms
How to Maintain Your Cable Machine
