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Sunwayfoto CWM-55 Car Window Mount Clamp

BH #SUCWM55 • MFR #CWM-55
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Sunwayfoto CWM-55 Car Window Mount Clamp
Key Features
  • Car Mount with Anti-Skid Rubber Pads
  • 0.6" Maximum Clamping Range
  • 3/8"-16 Top Screw
  • Aluminum Build with Hard-Coat Anodizing
The Sunwayfoto CWM-55 Car Window Mount Clamp allows you to mount any camera, pan/tilt head, or other accessory under 11 lb onto your car's window or any flat surface with a thickness under 0.6". It features a 3/8"-16 top screw for mounting, and anti-skid rubber pads to ensure a stable grip while preventing scratches. Made from aerospace-grade aluminum with hard-coat anodizing, the mount is built to last.
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Sunwayfoto CWM-55 Overview

The Sunwayfoto CWM-55 Car Window Mount Clamp allows you to mount any camera, pan/tilt head, or other accessory under 11 lb onto your car's window or any flat surface with a thickness under 0.6". It features a 3/8"-16 top screw for mounting, and anti-skid rubber pads to ensure a stable grip while preventing scratches. Made from aerospace-grade aluminum with hard-coat anodizing, the mount is built to last.

Sunwayfoto CWM-55 Specs

Key Specs
Mounting
Camera Mount: Built-In 3/8"-16 Male Screw
Clamping Range
Up to 0.6" / to 16 mm
Load Capacity
11 lb / 5 kg
Color
Black
Adjustments
Fixed
Mounting
Mounting
Camera Mount: 1x Built-In 3/8"-16 Male Screw
Clamping Range
Up to 0.6" / to 16 mm
General
Inputs/Outputs
x
Materials
Aluminum
Dimensions
3 x 2.4 x 2.2" / 7.6 x 6.1 x 5.6 cm
Weight
6.2 oz / 176 g
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.505 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
4.8 x 3.2 x 2.9"

Sunwayfoto CWM-55 Reviews

Sunwayfoto car window mount.

By Warren J.
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2026-07-13

Not a bad car window mount for spotting scopes. But; it has two minor flaws. 1st./ The rubber pads that contact the glass are smooth, and not textured. So the mount does slide back & forth a little in use!👎 2nd./ The top needs a thin rubber pad, or a cork pad to hold reasonably tight to a pan & tilt head, or a ball head to stop it from easily coming loose. Without having to Blue Loctite the threads into place to stop it from moving~coming loose. I’ve found that the Leofoto window mount to be better: because it DOES HAVE a textured surface on the rubber window pads that grip the window very well.

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