Private label / OEM manufacturing

Commercial treadmills for your brand

If you sell fitness equipment under your own name, start with the machine your customers need. Our team in Zibo, China, can help you choose a LEPOW base model, review the changes and agree the specification before you order a sample.

Discuss your OEM project Download the trade brief (PDF)

LT6M commercial treadmill with wood uprights and wood deck sides in a gym setting — LT6M shown with wood uprights and deck sides. Gym setting shown as a rendering.

Choose a base model

Begin with the end customer and the space they train in. These three treadmills offer different starting points for a commercial range.

LT8

Incline and resisted pushing

For gyms and studios that want running, steep climbs and SLED pushes at one station.

View LT8 specifications

LT6M

Wood finish and display choice

Solid wood on the uprights and deck sides suits hotel and studio interiors. The LED console and optional 21-inch TFT give you two display configurations to compare.

View LT6M specifications

LT6

Black finish and AC drive

For a conventional cardio line. Its black exterior, AC motor and adjustable incline suit everyday gym use.

View LT6 specifications

What can you change?

A different logo, a different console and a different drive system are three different jobs. Separating them at the start makes the sample meaningful.

Branding and packaging: Send your logo artwork, preferred placement, carton marking and manual language. We review the proposed finish, artwork proofs and packing requirements with you.
Console and electrical specification: Tell us the destination market, supply voltage and display or language requirements. We check which existing console fits the model and which changes need software or hardware development.
Mechanical changes: For a different handrail, running area or drive requirement, send a sketch with dimensions and expected use. Our design, hardware and software teams assess feasibility before the sample specification is agreed.

For robotics or laboratory use, see custom running platforms

From sample to production

Compare configurations
Tell us where the treadmill will be sold, who will use it, your intended first quantity and which features are essential. We return the proposed configuration and identify any development work.
Agree what to test
We confirm the sample scope, cost and timing in writing. Check the console, controls, running feel, finish and artwork against the agreed specification, and record any changes.
Confirm the first order
Once the sample is approved, agree the production specification, packaging, inspection points, spare parts and delivery terms. Order quantities and lead times depend on the model and changes.

Get a quote for your first batch

A short email or the one-page trade brief is enough to start. Include the base model, changes you want, approximate quantity, destination and target delivery month.