Omni Cubed Stealth Seamer Seam Setter – 8 in. Cups, Manual
Omni Cubed Stealth Seamer Seam Setter – 8 in. Cups, Manual
The Omni Cubed Pro Stealth Seamer Manual is a single vacuum seam setter unit with 8 in. cups and four leveling points, measuring 20 in. x 9 in. x 4 in. and weighing 13 lb, used to join and level a countertop seam with the cups charged by hand.
Read the pack before comparing it with the Auto model: this is one unit with two cup covers, no vacuum pump and no case. The Auto version of the same 8 in. cup seam setter is a two-unit kit with a pump and a case, which is where most of the price difference between the two sits.
Key Features
- 8 in. cups charged by hand - no pump, no battery, no charger
- Four leveling points for bringing the two sides of a joint into plane
- One unit with two cup covers; no case supplied
- 20 in. x 9 in. x 4 in., 13 lb
What's Included
- One Pro Stealth Seamer unit
- Two cup covers
Who Is This For?
Installers and small shops that want 8 in. cup seam setting without a pump to charge, and fabricators adding a single unit to a seam setter they already own. Crews setting long seams routinely usually want two units, which is how the Auto kit is supplied.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many units are in this pack?
The Omni Cubed Pro Stealth Seamer Manual is one seam setter unit with two cup covers. There is no vacuum pump and no case in the pack.
Why is the Manual so much cheaper than the Auto?
Because it is a different quantity of tool: the manual pack is a single unit with no pump and no case, while the Omni Cubed Stealth Seamer Seam Setter with 8 in. cups, Auto is two units plus a vacuum pump and a storage case.
How is vacuum maintained without a pump?
The cups are charged by hand on this manual model. The pack is one seam setter unit and two cup covers, with no vacuum pump and no case.
What are its dimensions and weight?
The unit measures 20 in. x 9 in. x 4 in. and weighs 13 lb.
Do I need two seam setters for one seam?
One unit sets and levels a joint at a single point; a long seam is normally worked with two so both sides of the run are controlled at once.