JJC 52 mm centre-pinch, with a tether and a 3M pad
Four euros for a 52 mm centre-pinch cap with an elastic keeper, two ways to attach it, and nine lenses named.
- Cap type
- A front cap for the filter thread, in the title and the fifth bullet. Not a rear cap and not a body cap — the distinction matters on this shelf, and the hub above compares front caps on how they pinch and whether they tether
- Thread or mount fit
- 52 mm, with NINE LENSES NAMED in the fifth bullet across three systems: Canon EF-S 24 mm f/2.8, EF-M 18-55 mm, RF 35 mm F1.8 Macro; Nikon AF-S 18-55 mm, 35 mm f/1.8G, Z 24-50 mm, Z 40 mm f2; Fuji XC 15-45 mm and XF 18 mm f/2 R. The same bullet adds where to check: the thread size is on the barrel or under the cap
- Pinch mechanism
- CENTRE-PINCH, in the third bullet — squeeze the middle to fit or release. The centre pinch is what allows a hood to stay on: a cap gripped at its rim cannot be reached inside a hood, and the fourth bullet says outright that this one works with filters and a hood at the same time
- Tether provision
- SUPPLIED, with TWO fixings: one universal elastic lanyard, attached either by a 3M adhesive pad to the lens barrel or looped through the cap’s own mounting hole, in the first and third bullets. A cap on a cord is a cap that is not lost, and this is the only tether on this shelf
- Material
- ABS, in the fourth bullet, described as light and durable — the only material named on this shelf
- Pack contents
- Two items: one cap with a centre clamp, and one universal elastic keeper, in the first bullet
- Amazon reference
- B0DCJMYGFH (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
- EAN
- 6974413519401
- An elastic keeper with two fixings — a 3M pad or the cap’s own hole
- Nine lenses named across Canon, Nikon and Fuji, plus where to read the thread
- The adhesive pad leaves a mark on the barrel where it is stuck
Best for: A 52 mm lens whose cap keeps getting lost, used with a hood or a filter permanently fitted.