Omni Cubed Waterfall Jack – 0.55-1.97 in. Clamping Range, 300 lb per Pair
Omni Cubed Waterfall Jack – 0.55-1.97 in. Clamping Range, 300 lb per Pair
The Omni Cubed Waterfall Jack is a waterfall edge clamp sold as a pair, with a 0.55-1.97 in. (14-50 mm) clamping range and a published capacity of 300 lb per pair. It does not lift: it clamps to both sides of a waterfall edge and its adjustment knobs hold the panel at the height and angle set while the epoxy cures, which is what replaces a stack of shims.
A rotating clamp foot lets it sit on thicker edges and returns, and rubber bumpers keep the clamp bodies off the finished face. All components pack into a case at 7.7 lb.
Key Features
- Sold as a pair - two units, one for each side of the waterfall joint
- Clamps both faces of the edge and holds height and angle while adhesive cures
- 0.55-1.97 in. (14-50 mm) clamping range
- 300 lb per pair, as published by Omni Cubed
- Rotating clamp foot for thicker edges and returns
- Rubber bumpers protect the finished edge
- 7.7 lb for all components in the case
- Includes a 60 yd roll of Kung Fu Tape to pull the joint tight
What's Included
- Two Waterfall Jack units in a case
- One 60 yd roll of Kung Fu Tape
Who Is This For?
Fabricators and installers setting waterfall panels and mitered returns, who need the joint held dead-on while the epoxy goes off instead of chasing it with shims. It is not a lifting device and should not be used to raise or support a load off the ground.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Waterfall Jack lift the panel?
No. The Omni Cubed Waterfall Jack is a clamp: it grips both sides of a waterfall edge and its adjustment knobs hold the panel at a set height and angle while the epoxy cures. It is not a lifting device.
How many units are in the pack?
Two units, supplied in a case with a 60 yd roll of Kung Fu Tape.
What is the clamping range?
0.55 in. to 1.97 in. (14-50 mm).
What is the rated capacity?
Omni Cubed publishes 300 lb per pair. That figure applies to the two units used together as supplied.
Do I still need tape?
The clamps hold height and angle while tape pulls the joint closed, so both are used on the same edge - which is why a 60 yd roll of Kung Fu Tape is supplied with the pair.
What should I use for a flat in-line seam instead?
A vacuum seam setter is the tool for joining and leveling two flat sections - for example the Omni Cubed Stealth Seamer Seam Setter with 8 in. cups in Manual.