Omni Cubed Stealth Seamer Seam Setter – 8 in. Cups, Auto
The Omni Cubed Pro Stealth Seamer Auto is a vacuum seam setter with 8 in. cups that ships as two units with a vacuum pump and a storage case, for joining, leveling and flattening warped countertop sections at a seam. Eight leveling points let each side of the joint be brought into plane independently.
The unit count is the thing to check when comparing prices in this line: this Auto kit is two seam setters, a pump and a case at 35 lb complete, while the Pro Manual is a single unit with no pump and no case. The pump runs on AC or on batteries, so it works on a site with no power.
Key Features
- 8 in. non-marking synthetic rubber cups - the largest in the Stealth Seamer line
- Eight leveling points for pulling warp out of a joint
- Vacuum pump powered by AC or battery, with adapters for both
- Ships as two units, one for each side of the seam
- 35 lb complete, packed in a storage case
What's Included
- Two Pro Stealth Seamer units
- Four cup covers
- Vacuum pump with AC and battery adapters
- Storage case
Who Is This For?
Production shops and installers setting full-size kitchen and island seams where warp has to be pulled out and the joint held flat while the adhesive cures. Crews working only small returns and tight spaces will be better served by the 5 in. cup models.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many seam setters are in the Auto kit?
The Omni Cubed Pro Stealth Seamer Auto ships as two seam setter units, with four cup covers, a vacuum pump with AC and battery adapters, and a storage case - 35 lb complete.
What is the difference between the Auto and the Manual model?
The Auto kit contains two seam setter units plus a vacuum pump and a case, and the pump supplies the vacuum; the Omni Cubed Stealth Seamer Seam Setter with 8 in. cups, Manual is a single unit with two cup covers, no pump and no case, and its cups are charged by hand. The unit count is a large part of the price difference.
Does the pump need mains power?
No. The vacuum pump runs on AC power or on batteries, with adapters for both supplied in the kit.
Can it flatten a warped slab at the seam?
Eight leveling points let each side of the joint be adjusted independently, which is how a warped section is brought into plane and held there while the adhesive sets.
Which cup size should I choose?
8 in. cups give the most grip and leveling authority on full-size countertop seams; 5 in. cups are the choice for narrow pieces and confined spaces.