The LENSPEN New Original set includes a cleaning pen and a spare cleaning tip. The pen is intended for camera lenses, binoculars, eyepieces and other fine optics. Its retractable brush removes loose dust; the slightly concave cleaning surface with carbon compound helps remove fingerprints and grease without liquid.
The LENSPEN New Original set includes a cleaning pen and a spare cleaning tip. The pen is intended for camera lenses, binoculars, eyepieces and other fine optics. Its retractable brush removes loose dust; the slightly concave cleaning surface with carbon compound helps remove fingerprints and grease without liquid.
The cleaning tip uses no liquid or cleaning solution. The manufacturer states a life of more than 500 cleanings; replacing the cap recharges the cleaning surface with carbon compound.

Set with a spare cleaning tip
This set pairs a full-size 11 cm cleaning pen with one spare cleaning tip. Use the retractable brush first to remove loose dust from camera lenses, binoculars, eyepieces, spotting scopes, telescopes and other fine optics; the slightly concave 12 mm carbon cleaning tip then helps remove fingerprints and oily marks without liquid.
After brushing away loose dust, gently wipe the dry optical surface with the carbon tip. The official photo shows the pen cleaning the front element of a camera lens.


The 12 mm round tip is slightly concave to match a slightly convex lens surface. Its carbon cleaning element helps remove fingerprints and oily marks without liquid; the manufacturer recommends removing loose dust with the brush first.
Extend the retractable brush and gently remove loose particles from the optical surface before using the cleaning tip.
The round 12 mm tip is slightly concave to match a slightly convex lens surface. It cleans without liquid.
| Manufacturer: | Lenspen |
| Category: | Cleaning |
| Product type | Cleaning pen |
| Pieces | 1ks |
| Length | 110mm |
| Cleaning tip diameter | 12mm |
Special offers and discounts for subscribers only · Free audio & video workshops · News and tips from the world of filmmaking