Ricoh Image Sensor Cleaning Kit O-ICK1 Sensor Cleaning Set The Ricoh Image Sensor Cleaning Kit O-ICK1 is a compact, user-friendly cleaning set designed for the safe removal of dust and contaminants from the image sensor of DSLR and mirrorless cameras. It is suitable for photographers who want to remove sensor spots without harsh chemicals and can also be used on lens surfaces. Technical Highlights: Compatibility: For all DSLR and mirrorless cameras with CCD/CMOS sensors, including Pentax, Sony, Nikon, Leica, and Fujifilm. Also suitable for lens surfaces. Item No.: 39357. Contents: Cleaning pen with a special polyurethane rubber tip (urethane resin). 25 adhesive cleaning sheets for removing dirt from the pen. Instruction manual. Functions: Easy to use: Gently press the rubber tip onto the sensor's low-pass filter to remove dust. Then wipe the dirt off the pen with the adhesive sheets. Removes statically clinging dust that is difficult to remove with a blower. Reusable (up to 25 cleanings with the included sheets). Material: Polyurethane rubber head, durable and sensor-friendly. Adhesive sheets with a special coating that leaves no residue. Design: Compact (weight: approx. 37 g), easily portable, ideal for travel. No warranty information available. Country of origin: Made in Japan. Ricoh's Philosophy: Ricoh Imaging, under the Pentax brand, stands for high-quality, durable photographic equipment. The O-ICK1 Cleaning Kit exemplifies Ricoh's focus on practical solutions that help photographers maintain the performance of their cameras. Through its ease of use and the use of safe materials, Ricoh supports sensor care to ensure consistent image quality. Instructions for use: Before cleaning, check the sensor condition by taking a photograph of a uniformly lit subject (e.g., white paper) at a small aperture (f/16 or higher). Read the operating instructions carefully, as improper use can damage the sensor. Take care when cleaning the rubber head: Remove the protective film from the adhesive sheets before use to avoid damaging the rubber head.