Wide nylon strap for a camera or binocular, the narrow ends with thread through the small loop found on modern items.

For all lenses, even the soft acrylic lenses used to make many magnifiers. We had been selling a well-known 'guaranteed safe' brand of lens cleaner (a well-known brand available in most opticians) then found that it damages some plastic lenses! This cleaner is safe on all lenses.


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Our own make, this is what the professional use for cleaning tiny lenses and components (e.g. lenses of just 5mm or 10mm diameter). Cap has built in applicator. For larger lenses such as spectacle lenses and magnifiers use the spray-cleaner above.

There are two pairs of fittings.

The first are 4mm wide X 3mm thick, the outer edge is tapered, they are supplied by the manufacturer, designed for opening screw-back watch backs.

The second pair of tips is made by us specifically for opening binocular rims: 4mm wide X 1mm thick, the outer edge is straight.

Minimum diameter 15mm, maximum diameter 42mm.

There are two sizes of tripod thread, one (the larger size) was used before the 1960s in Europe and America, and in Russia until the 1990s, and on most military equipment; the other (the smaller size) has now become universal. The problem is when you have an old (military or Eastern European) item, you rush home fit it onto your tripod and it doesn't fit.

This is a light duty adaptor, suitable for small items such as cameras and small binoculars. the it fits INSIDE the thread of the item thus making it smaller...and the correct size to fit a modern tripod.

There are two sizes of tripod thread, one (the larger size) was used before the 1960s in Europe and America, and in Russia until the 1990s, and on most military equipment; the other (the smaller size) has now become universal. The problem is when you have an old (military or Eastern European) item, you rush home fit it onto your tripod…and it doesn't fit.

This is a heavy duty adaptor, suitable for large items such as brass gunsights, heavy binoculars etc. the hole screws onto the item (old / large size), then the hole fits your modern tripod.