OmniLock: Full control with less manpower
No one needs to be near a moving load – Monitor and operate the OmniLock struts from a distance
Auto-follow has your back – OmniLock automatically follows and locks a load in both directions
Less people needed – Control multiple OmniLock struts simultaneously with the Wireless Controller

Designed to save weight and space on your truck
One single system for all shoring operations
Build any application with a system of only six different struts
Construct lengths up to 17 ft / 5.2 m with only five different struts
No fixed length extensions needed – Each strut also functions as an extension pipe

Quick and easy setup
Every strut can be connected to every other strut thanks to the patented Trident Coupler
Each accessory fits on both ends of all the struts
No accurate measurement needed – Two connected struts offer you twice the plunger stroke
Easy alignment of struts – The angle of OmniLock struts is shown on the Wireless Controller

Maximum safety
Extend or retract an OmniLock strut remotely with instant stepless lock should the primary system fail
All strut combinations are allowed and safe – The patented Trident Coupler only allows you to connect two struts max
Strongest struts in the market – Rigorously tested in multiple setups
Holmatro developed OmniShore according to the criteria of testing used by FEMA’s US&R Structures Sub Group to evaluate similar type shoring

Multifunctional equipment
Use your strut as an extension pipe

User friendly design
Easy to carry – Lightweight
No risk of the plunger falling out – Every strut has a stop block
Smooth winding of the nut at all times – A groove on every plunger acts as a drain for dirt
Easy tightening of the locknut – Each strut has slots for the Shoring Hammer

Automatic snap-lock mechanism
Connect and disconnect all accessories within a second
No protruding parts – Flush to strut body

Clear information labels
Overview of all possible strut combinations, corresponding lengths and work load limits
QR code linking to up-to-date manuals and tabulated data