can i use these to clean my microscope objectives and lens on it?
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Yes you can use the KimWipes to clean the objective lenses. You might clean the lenses first and then the body of the objectives. This way you won't transfer anything to the lenses and mark the lenses. Please don't use glass cleaner. A dry KimWipe should be sufficiant. Thanks. John
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Not sure, I am not familiar with that microscope, but they should work with any microscope.
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I think not. This material is soft, not rigid, so, I don't believe that is possible reusable. Besides this, I can imagine some trouble with dust sticking on the micro solution in a operation like you ask.
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Well, I suppose you could use the ones that aren't meant for glass cleaning. They are very soft, but I wouldn't recommend using them for that purpose. They are wonderful cloths for cleaning without chemicals.
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I think it would work well for a microscope. I use it for still and video cameras and I use the slotted partitions that come with it. For a microscope I would make use of the pick-n-pluck foam that's also included. It is very easy to use. Just mark the shape you want with a sharpie before plucking the 1/2" x 1/2" foam out in the shape you want. You can also order more of the foam in various sizes if you already have a case or you want to use the case later for a different piece of equipment. Hope that helps and good luck!
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I couldn't tell you. I'll have to have a glance at the box. I use these on my Newtonian telescope mirrors (one is a 10" F5), eyepieces, binoculars, refactor scope lenses, T.V.s, computer monitors, and my glasses. So far, no scratches or fogging. I was thinking about giving my teeth a swipe with them. They'd probably work great for household clean up outside of being a bit small for that. I'm very pleased with how these guys work and plan on keeping the on hand. I hoped that helped. John
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From what I understand they are really meant for eyeglasses, not coated lenses and filters. I would say "Use at your own risk".
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Yes. I use the cleaning solution for my camera lenses and LCD screens, sunglasses, etc.
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The 3M 9027 High Performance Cloth as advertised on amazon.com says that it is good for cleaning camera lenses - but, the package that I received is labeled for "Electronics" only says it for use on computers, monitors & electronic devices. I would be hesitant to use it on camera lenses since the package does not specifically say it's safe for that use.
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Something that is just important as cleaning these after extended use...is to avoid getting oils and dust from hands and the house--if you plan using these cloths on camera lenses. Otherwise, you're just moving dirt from your hands onto the lens and never getting it clean.
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that s a good question for every body have lens pen cleaning ! Im try with a wet towel bot maybe its another stuff can clean more professional
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The cleaner is mostly good for brushing off dust from lenses; I cannot imagine that your eye lenses (i.e. not contacts!) would benefit much from this item. However, it is a useful tool for professional and point-n-click cameras.
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You can certainly use these to wipe any dust off the slides. If you are trying to clean fingerprints or smudges, you would want to be very gentle, of course but would be able to use these as well.
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Yes, I have used this for cleaning rings, eyeglasses and small electronic devices. It should work just fine, just place them in the supplied basket and run as many cycles as required for the desired cleaning effect.
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You'd want a solution specific for film or slides (film renew, perhaps). The lens pen is intended for glass camera lenses & the pen tip surface is curved for that use.
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Sorry I can't say to this as I have only cleaned eyeglasses (which were amazingly clean and lots of dirty water afterwards), watches and jewelry. Ask your dentist if this would be a good idea as the materials might matter which product you use.
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yes and clean them with a brush too. makes them wear a little better. I oil them before use and then again after cleaning.