Netherlands · Functional

Crossmaxx

Crossmaxx is the functional line of Lifemaxx, started in 2012: rigs, bars, bumper plates, kettlebells and boxes for boxes and gym floors in the Netherlands and beyond.

The rig is one asset. J-cups, collars and bands are parts on that file, or they walk off and never get counted.

Parts to write on the job

• Rig upright and bolt

  Movement in an upright or a bolt that will not hold is out of use until you know why. Write the anchor, not only ‘the rig’.

• J-cup and spotter arm

  Count them. A missing spotter arm is a fault for the stations that need it.

• Barbell

  Spin in a sleeve, a bent shaft, or worn knurl belongs on that bar’s file. Bars are assets, not a pile.

• Plate and dumbbell

  A cracked plate or a spinning dumbbell head is removed and written on the set’s file, or it returns from the back room.

• Strap and band

  A cut band or a strap with broken stitching is out. Do not wait for it to fail in a class.

GymMaintain is not this manufacturer and does not sell their parts. Record the brand and the model on the asset. Record the part you used on the work order, from the old part or the manual, not from a guess.

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