Trijicon Optics Lenspen
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- SKU
- TA56
Description
Optic Lens Cleaning Pen
The Trijicon Optics Lenspen is a pocket-sized cleaning tool for riflescopes, red dot sights, binoculars and any other glass you depend on in the field. Dust, grit and fingerprints on a lens cut clarity and make an aiming point harder to read. Wiping them off with a shirt tail can scratch the coating. This pen gives you a brush for loose debris at one end and a soft cleaning tip for smudges at the other, so you can clear the glass properly without a cleaning kit.
Features
- Two-Ended Design — A brush sits at one end and a cleaning tip at the other, covering both stages of lens care in one tool.
- Soft Dust Brush — Dense black bristles sweep away sand, dust and grit before you touch the glass, so loose particles are not dragged across the lens.
- Retractable Brush — A slider on the barrel lets the brush draw back into the body to keep the bristles clean between uses.
- Smudge Cleaning Tip — The soft, angled tip lifts fingerprints, oil and water spots from the lens surface.
- Protective Cap — A screw-on cap covers the cleaning tip so it stays free of pocket lint and dirt.
- Pocket Clip — A clip on the barrel holds the pen in a shirt pocket, pack pouch or range bag.
- Ridged Grip Sections — Ringed grooves near each end give your fingers a secure hold, even with gloves on.
- Trijicon Branding — The barrel is printed with the Trijicon web address, marking it as the cleaning pen supplied for Trijicon optics.
Works With Any Optic
Trijicon supplies this pen for its own sights, but it works on any coated lens: riflescopes, prism sights, red dots, binoculars, spotting scopes and camera lenses. Brush the lens first to clear loose grit, then use the tip on whatever marks are left. It sits in our US Army range and is small enough to live in a stock pouch or optic case, which means it is with you when the glass needs it.
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Customer Reviews
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Older technology but will workUsed in the past with good results. I prefer forced air when available. In the field that's not possible.
Portable. Effective
Chamois will scratch if dust is not removed first