The RigWheels C-Cup Suction Cup for Secure Mountingis an industrial-grade suction mount used in creating camera vehicle rigs. The C-Cup features a vacuum pump mechanism and a stud that screws into the separately available RigPlate or RigAxel components.

The C-Cup is one of the larger suction cup sizes offered by RigWheels, providing a strong platform-mounting base. A red line on the cup's vacuum mechanism provides a quick visual indicator of when pressure on the cup is low.

Industrial-Grade Camera Suction Mount    Red Line Low-Pressure Indicator    Attaches Directly to RigPlate or RigAxel    Designed for Heavy-Duty Use

• Industrial-grade camera rigging suction mount
• A red line indicates when the cup's pressure is low
• Screws directly into the separately available RigPlate or RigAxel components
• The heavy-duty C-Cup is one of several sizes offered by RigWheels

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When using with a gimbal like the RS2 does t hevibration damping match up to a Cloud Mount or Kessler Killshock? It says "minimized vibration" but I can't tell where that is happening on this rig.

A: The center mount for the Video Sucker Suction Cup mount is connected to the legs by a double ended ball joint that helps isolate the mount from external vibrations. For something that is comparable to the mounts noted, I would recommend CAME-TV's GS10 Video Camera Stabilizer Arm (BH #CAGS10).

Q: 2. What is the Maximum speed can this suction cup stay attached?

A: The maximum speed is going to depend on a number of factors. What surface is it mounted to? How far away from the surface is the camera? Do you have anything mounted on the camera? (housing microphone etc) What is the weather that day? (is it windy, rainy, hot, cold, etc) All of these factors will affect how well the suction cup will hold therefore we can not give you a straight answer in regards to maximum speed. It is best to use safety cables/equipment with the camera to make sure that you can save the camera even if the suction cup loses its grip.

Q: 3. Will this fit my Go Pro Hero 7 Black Edition?

A: Yes the adapter will fit into the GoPro Hero 7 Black

Q: 4. Can this be mounted on a side door?

A: I would say it would work on a side door. Having done dozens of car rigs, I cannot stress enough to also have a safety cable or rope on the camera in case of an emergency. You will will not regret it.

Q: 5. I have a Manfrotto 680B monopod. Will the 250SC1 Manfrotto Suction Cup/Rertractable Spiked Foot fit on my monopod?

A: You can use the 204SCK3 https://bhpho.to/2XTc645.

Q: 6. Does this come with the riser shown on ProAim's website? For mounting proper fluid heads.

A: Hello,Thank you for your interest. The item is a 3/8" mount,you can mount your fluid head proper if the mounting style is also 3/8".

Q: 7. What material are the suction cups made from? I've seen many with plastic housing that break under stress.

A: The CAME-TV Video Sucker Suction Cup Mount is made from aluminum alloy.

Q: 8. Can multiple GorillaPod arms be attached in series to obtain a longer reach?

A: With an adapter you can join two or more together, such asManfrotto 120DF Female 3/8 to Female 3/8 Adapter Plate B&H # MA120DF MFR # 120DF

Q: 9. Anyone have experience with attaching this to a hub cap on a car?

A: The wheel cover must be flat and/or smooth. Then the cap and the suction cup must be immaculately clean and dry. If they are not, the mount will not stay on. This is good only for moderate speeds.

Q: 10. What size is the screw? Is it removable so I can replace it with a longer screw?

A: The screw size is 1/4"-20 and not adjustable.