Lens cap KAISER 6835 for digital camera, plastic, diameter 5.5 cm, black

The KAISER 6835 lens cap is a plastic front cap designed for digital camera lenses with a 55 mm diameter. It protects the front element from dust, fingerprints, and light when the camera is not in use. The cap uses a simple snap-on clamping mechanism that grips the lens filter thread for a secure fit, and its reduced outside diameter allows use together with bayonet-mounted lens hoods.

Advantages

This 55 mm lens cap features secure clamping fixtures and spacious inside push-buttons for easy attachment and removal even when wearing gloves. The plastic construction is lightweight yet durable, and the cap-attached cord helps prevent accidental loss. Its low-profile outer shape is compatible with many bayonet lens hoods without interfering with hood mounting.

Suitable for

• Protecting front elements of 55 mm camera lenses
• Covering filters or filter-mounted accessories with 55 mm thread
• Storage and transport of camera equipment to prevent dust and scratches
• Field photography where quick on/off lens protection is required

Key specifications

• Material: plastic
• Color: black
• Inner diameter: 55 mm
• Retention: snap-on clamping mechanism with push-buttons
• Design: reduced outside diameter for compatibility with bayonet hoods
• Accessory: attached cord for loss protection

How to use

Align the cap with the lens filter thread or front element and press the push-buttons inward while seating the cap over the lens until it snaps into place. To remove, press the push-buttons to release the clamping fixtures and pull the cap straight off. Use the attached cord to secure the cap to your camera or strap when working in environments where small parts can be misplaced.

Recommendations

Regularly clean the inner surface of the cap to avoid transferring dust or grit to the lens. When using threaded filters or accessories, verify the 55 mm diameter match before mounting. Store the cap on the attached cord or in a dedicated pouch to reduce the risk of loss during transport.