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The only kit here that cleans the sensor

UES DKL24, ten 24 mm swabs, alcohol-free, hard case

Thirty euros for the only sensor kit on this shelf — ten 24 mm swabs, vacuum-packed, with an alcohol-free cleaner and a hard case.

UES DKL24 kit open in its hard case showing swabs, cleaner, blower and cloths

UES DKL24, ten 24 mm swabs, alcohol-free, hard case

Thirty euros for the only sensor kit on this shelf — ten 24 mm swabs, vacuum-packed, with an alcohol-free cleaner and a hard case.

Kit contents
SEVEN kinds of tool, itemised in the fifth bullet: ten 24 mm swabs, 30 ml of cleaner, one blower, one lens pen, fifty sheets of optical tissue, five microfibre lens cloths and one chamois display cloth. It is the only itemised list on this shelf — the 17 € K&F claims four items and names two
Blower valve and nozzle
A blower described in the third bullet as compact with an extremely strong airflow, for safe contact-free removal of loose dust — and the reason is stated properly: it stops grains of dust scratching the sensor or the lens during the wipe that follows. No valve is mentioned, where the 17 € K&F names one
Cloth type and count
The fullest provision here, and counted: FIVE ultra-soft microfibre cloths for lenses, FIFTY sheets of lint-free optical paper, and ONE chamois cloth specifically for camera displays. Separating the screen cloth from the lens cloths is the detail — a cloth that has touched a greasy screen should never go near a coated front element
Fluid composition stated
PUBLISHED: an ALCOHOL-FREE PURE-WATER cleaner, 30 ml, in the second bullet, stated to lift stubborn marks streak-free WITHOUT attacking the sensitive sensor coating. It is the only fluid composition on this shelf, and on a sensor it is the specification that matters most
Swab sizing
TEN SWABS AT 24 mm, individually VACUUM-PACKED, sized to fit a full-frame sensor exactly, in the second bullet. Both halves matter: 24 mm is the short dimension of a 36 by 24 mm sensor, so one pass covers it; and vacuum packing means each swab arrives dust-free, which is the whole point of a single-use swab
Packaging
A robust WATERPROOF HARD CASE, in the fifth bullet, named as ideal for travel. It is the only case on this shelf, and it is what keeps fifty sheets of tissue and five cloths from becoming dust carriers in a bag
Amazon reference
B089QXQ6YF (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0823145002674
  • Ten 24 mm swabs, individually vacuum-packed, sized for a full-frame sensor
  • An alcohol-free pure-water cleaner — the only published composition here
  • Thirty euros, four times the cheapest kit on this shelf

Best for: A full-frame body with marks on the sensor that air will not shift, and a bag that should carry everything for the job in one case.

≈ $30 / £30 / 30 €
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Specifications

Kit contents
SEVEN kinds of tool, itemised in the fifth bullet: ten 24 mm swabs, 30 ml of cleaner, one blower, one lens pen, fifty sheets of optical tissue, five microfibre lens cloths and one chamois display cloth. It is the only itemised list on this shelf — the 17 € K&F claims four items and names two
Blower valve and nozzle
A blower described in the third bullet as compact with an extremely strong airflow, for safe contact-free removal of loose dust — and the reason is stated properly: it stops grains of dust scratching the sensor or the lens during the wipe that follows. No valve is mentioned, where the 17 € K&F names one
Cloth type and count
The fullest provision here, and counted: FIVE ultra-soft microfibre cloths for lenses, FIFTY sheets of lint-free optical paper, and ONE chamois cloth specifically for camera displays. Separating the screen cloth from the lens cloths is the detail — a cloth that has touched a greasy screen should never go near a coated front element
Fluid composition stated
PUBLISHED: an ALCOHOL-FREE PURE-WATER cleaner, 30 ml, in the second bullet, stated to lift stubborn marks streak-free WITHOUT attacking the sensitive sensor coating. It is the only fluid composition on this shelf, and on a sensor it is the specification that matters most
Swab sizing
TEN SWABS AT 24 mm, individually VACUUM-PACKED, sized to fit a full-frame sensor exactly, in the second bullet. Both halves matter: 24 mm is the short dimension of a 36 by 24 mm sensor, so one pass covers it; and vacuum packing means each swab arrives dust-free, which is the whole point of a single-use swab
Packaging
A robust WATERPROOF HARD CASE, in the fifth bullet, named as ideal for travel. It is the only case on this shelf, and it is what keeps fifty sheets of tissue and five cloths from becoming dust carriers in a bag
Amazon reference
B089QXQ6YF (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0823145002674

On the listing

Five bullets. The complete care system — a professional 24 mm full-frame cleaning set said to contain everything needed for safe camera maintenance, from sensor cleaning to lens care; 100 per cent safe sensor cleaning, the ten individually vacuum-packed 24 mm swabs fitting a full-frame sensor exactly, with an alcohol-free pure-water cleaner lifting stubborn marks streak-free without attacking the sensitive sensor coating; a powerful blower for safe contact-free removal of loose dust, compact and producing an extremely strong airflow, preventing grains of dust from scratching the sensor or lens during a subsequent wipe; special lens and display care through a double-sided lens pen for fingerprints, plus five ultra-soft microfibre cloths for sensitive lenses, fifty sheets of lint-free optical paper and a chamois cloth for streak-free, scratch-free camera displays; and delivery in a waterproof hard case ideal for travel, containing ten 24 mm swabs, 30 ml of cleaner, one blower, one cleaning pen, fifty sheets of optical paper, five microfibre lens cloths and one chamois display cloth.

Twenty-four millimetres, across a thirty-six by twenty-four sensor

One swab, one pass, the full short side. That is what the size is for, and it is why an APS-C body needs a narrower one sold separately.

Alcohol-free, and it says why

The surface over a sensor is a coated filter stack, not glass. Pure water lifts the mark; alcohol is the faster solvent and the larger risk.

Each swab sealed on its own

A swab that has lived loose in a bag has collected the dust it is meant to remove. Ten vacuum packs, ten single uses.

Five cloths for lenses, one for the screen

Kept separate on purpose. A cloth that has wiped a greasy display should never meet a coated front element.

A hard case, waterproof

Fifty sheets of tissue and five cloths in an open bag become dust carriers. One case on this shelf solves that, and it is this one.

Availability

Between 30 € and 32 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.

The American and British Amazon stores carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.

Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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