The RigWheels RP01 RigPlate serves as a resourceful component of the camera mounting hardware. Its first function is to serve as a mounting plate for attaching RigWheels. The RigPlate and 1 set of RigWheels (sold separately) provide with smooth movement as a tabletop / skater dolly that can be used on any smooth or hard surface.

Using the RigPlate as a pipe dolly gives a scalable slider / dolly option for the new generation of mid-size and compact cameras. Attaching 2 RigPlates together creates a captive-rail camera carriage that allows secure camera movement at any angle. Using the RigPlate in conjunction with RigAxels (sold separately) adds even more capability to this simple system with a more traditional tabletop dolly setup and a robust pipe-dolly option.

The RigPlate is a camera support platform and can be used for much more than camera movement. A variety of several different mounting points allow you to attach a myriad of accessories. There are ten 1/4-20 and five 3/8-16 threaded holes (industry standard sizes) in addition to four 5/16" and five 3/8" pass-through holes.

The RigPlate can be turned into a rock-solid suction mount by adding the A-Cups or B- Cups (sold separately).

Mount a Camera to a Vehicle    RigPlate Camera Cheese Plate Platform    4 x C-Cup 4.5" Long Suction Cups    14 x 1/4"-20 & 4 x 3/8"-16 Threads    4 x 5/16" & 5 x 3/8" Pass-Through Holes    Strong Vacuum Suction Mechanism    Red Marker to Indicate Low Suction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the weight capacity of this isolator?

A: The RigWheels Cloud Mount Pro Vibration Isolator can hold up to 65lbs.

Q: 2. Can I use on wet surfaces? For example, pool side or bottom of pool?

A: Suction cups work best on a dry surface. If the surface is too wet the suction cup wont hold at all.

Q: 3. Hi there , I have purchased the 116SCK3 and the instructions are ( as usual for manfrotto ) only pictographic. I want to know how to extend the spikes ... Do you remove the Rubber foot completely then retract the ball ? the picture seems to indicate you put the foot back on upside down , but I can get it to go on that way .. Or is it as simple as extending the spike with the foot in place ? I'm thinking its likely that the instructions cover two different types of foot ... (A) and ( B) ... Thanks in advance for the clarification

A: To reveal the full spike, simply pop off the suction cup, and twist the ball off.

Q: 4. If I have it in the outside of a car going 70 mph is it strong enough?

A: Yes it is: Mount Proven at Speeds of 150+ mph Maximum holding strength requires attachment to a clean surface

Q: 5. How much weight can this support? Likely attaching it to a stationary, flat, polyurethane-wood surface?

A: The RigWheels C-Cup Suction Cup CC01 can hold up to 40lb depending on application.

Q: 6. Will these fit on a Manfrotto 058?

A: The feet of the 058 and the cups are incompatible so sorry, these will not fit.

Q: 7. What is the difference between the load capacity and the max suction capacity?

A: The Falcam F22 Quick Release Suction Cup Mount (4.5") will mount an object that weighs 6.6 lb / 3 kg then withstand G-forces up to the stated suction.

Q: 8. We have a sunpak 7575 will these feet fit

A: No, these are only for Manfrotto 055CX3 and 055CXPRO3 tripods.

Q: 9. Would this set up work for a lighter set up? Say a Ronin S and blackmagic?

A: The setup is customizable and can be adjusted for any size and weight camera by changing the cables for different lengths or diameter. They are common cables and easy to find.

Q: 10. How many pounds can this support?

A: For the RigWheels RigPlate Camera Suction Mount with A-Cups, your maximum payload is about 15lbs.