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gym80 4023 Pure Kraft 45 Degrees Linear Leg Press

Status: Partial – slope known, absolute value needs one measurement
Confidence of outputs: estimated · method: mechanical-model · built: 2026-10-17

Mechanism: incline sled model (starting resistance + plates × sine of the sled angle, plus rail friction)

Original diagram

Model

F = SR + P·sin(45°) ± friction → plate part known (0.707·P), SR unknown

Why no full numeric estimate: Starting resistance missing, so absolute values cannot be given; only the plate part of the force (P·sin θ, with its angle band) is computed – see the table in the derivation.

Inputs

Symbol Input Value Status Uncertainty Source (verbatim quote)
θ Rail angle to horizontal
Note: Angle taken from the official product name; we assume it is the sled travel angle.
45 deg ✅ sourced ± 1 — ASSUMPTION (not sourced): ±1°; replace with inclinometer reading manufacturer_page: “4023 PURE KRAFT 45 DEGREES LINEAR LEG PRESS” · retrieved 2026-10-17
SR Starting resistance (empty sled)
Note: Not published. Only the total machine weight and the max load are stated – the sled mass is not.
How to measure: Crane scale + ratchet strap, sled empty.
— 📏 to measure (Maxime) — —
μ Friction coefficient
How to measure: Lifting vs lowering readings.
— 📏 to measure (Maxime) — —
P Plates added (label) — ⚙️ user setting — —

⚠️ Explicit assumptions (not sourced): uncertainty band of θ. They widen the error band; they do not move the nominal value.

What can be computed now

Plates added (kg) Plate contribution (kgf, nominal) Range for θ = 44°…46°
20 14.1 13.9 … 14.4
40 28.3 27.8 … 28.8
60 42.4 41.7 … 43.2
80 56.6 55.6 … 57.5
100 70.7 69.5 … 71.9
140 99.0 97.3 … 100.7
200 141.4 138.9 … 143.9
300 212.1 208.4 … 215.8
400 282.8 277.9 … 287.7

Add the measured starting resistance SR (and friction) to get the force at the footplate. These rows are not stored as Measurements and not used by the comparator.

Validation by Maxime

Follow docs/protocole-mesure-fr.md. Geometry/ratio to measure: SR, μ. Once measured, the inputs are entered and the curve is computed with the same code (research/models/build_models.py).