MATRIX / VRS WEIGHT STACK KITS

Less noise.
More room to train.

A damping system for the weight stacks in Matrix strength equipment. The Vibration Reduction System is designed to reduce the sound and vibration produced when a stack returns and lands at the bottom of the machine.

Discuss compatibility with Eurotec Explore strength equipment

Original Matrix illustration of the weight stack and lower damping assembly. The configuration is machine-specific.

Up to43%

Sound reduction from dropped weight stacks

Up to50%

Reduction in vibration transferred to nearby spaces

MATRIX VRSLess wear

Reduced wear and tear caused by rebounding stacks

43% and 50% are manufacturer-reported reductions of up to those values. Results at a particular facility depend on equipment and installation conditions; this is not a guarantee of silence or a building acoustic rating.

What matters in the training space?

When a stack lands, sound within the room is only one consideration. Vibration transmitted to spaces above, below or beside the training area also matters. VRS addresses this source within the strength machine.

When should VRS be considered?

When planning a gym in a residential building, hotel, office or upper floor, include weight stacks in the planning discussion. Eurotec can review the machines and their surroundings alongside equipment and space decisions.

Understand the system

Weight stackThe weights move and return to the bottom during machine use.

Damping systemThe VRS kit is matched to the weight-stack area. The illustration shows where the assembly sits.

Training environmentThe aim is to reduce stack impact sound and vibration transmitted to adjacent spaces.

Ultra, Versa, Aura and Go

The 2026 Matrix international strength brochure lists these four series for single- and multi-station units. This is product-family compatibility; each machine still requires a model and configuration check.

UltraExplore the series →VersaExplore the series →AuraExplore the series →GoExplore the series →

How is the correct kit selected?

Start with the machine that will receive the system. For a compatibility review, prepare:

The series and exact model; for existing equipment, its serial number.
The number of weight stacks and whether the machine is a single- or multi-station unit.
Whether this is a new facility or equipment already installed.
A description of nearby spaces and the sound or vibration concern.

Eurotec will confirm the kit, installation scope and order configuration. One kit must not be assumed to fit every model or stack.

Questions before selecting

Will VRS silence the entire gym?

No. The manufacturer data concerns sound from dropped weight stacks and vibration transferred from them. Flooring and other noise sources remain part of facility planning.

Can a kit be ordered using only the series name?

The model and configuration are also needed. Multi-station equipment requires consideration of its number of weight stacks. Eurotec checks compatibility before an order.

Are the reduction percentages decibel values?

No. They are published as percentage reductions, not a guaranteed decibel decrease in a specific room.

Is there one size or part number for all kits?

The reviewed manufacturer sheet does not provide a single size, weight or order code for every weight-stack kit. Order details are confirmed for the machine; Magnum platform dimensions must not be reused.

The system document at Eurotec

The original VRS overview

The original manufacturer overview already available on this site, alongside the full web explanation. The updated series list on this page is based on the 2026 brochure.

Open the PDF at Eurotec

Performance and series source: Matrix Strength International 2026, page 158. Illustration: original Matrix overview. Compatibility and availability are confirmed with Eurotec.

Planning a strength area? Consider its surroundings.

Start with your selected machines, then review VRS compatibility for the facility.