Not available with current selections
Details
freeShipBannerCart
Shipping Location
Enter new zip code to refresh estimated delivery time.
Update
Unrecognized Zip Code
Sensei 62-77mm Filter Wrench (Set of 2)
Sensei 62-77mm Filter Wrench (Set of 2)
B&H # SEFW6277 MFR # FW-6277
In Stock
Order
in the next
0:00:00
to ship
today
Product Highlights
- Helps Remove Jammed Filters
- Ergonomic Design for Comfortable Use
Size: 62-77mm
62-77mm
Sensei FW-6277 overview
- 1Description
- The One-Stop Tool for Removing Stuck Lens Filters | Sensei
The Sensei 62-77mm Filter Wrench (Set of 2) is a helpful tool for removing jammed or over-tightened filters from your lens. The squeeze-type design ensures comfort and grip for ease of use. This wrench is compatible with filters ranging from 62-77mm in diameter.
Note: When used with 62mm filters there will be some overlapping of the wrench handles.
UPC: 847628027985
Table of Contents
- 1Description
Sensei FW-6277 specs
| Compatibility | 62-77 mm filter rings |
| Construction | Plastic |
| Packaging Info | |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 0.1 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 6.0 x 4.5 x 0.2" |
Sensei FW-6277 reviews
62-77mm Filter Wrench (Set of 2) is rated
out of
5 by
391.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Frozen Summer from
Saved My Polarizer
Like a rookie, I screwed my polarizer on top of my protector filter a little too firm and they were hopelessly stuck together. So I got the wrenches. They are plastic and a little on the flimsy side, but with a little bit of patience, I was able to get the two filters apart. Lesson learned. It's a little tricky placing the wrenches in the correct spot around the whole filter. I had to use my reading glasses to make sure everything was aligned. At first I squeezed too hard and the wrenches would flex out of shape. Just squeeze enough so they don't slip and then twist the filter off. Be patient. Get these before you need them. They work and do not cost much.
Date published: 2015-09-28
Rated 1 out of
5
by
DrBob from
Unsuitable Material
Broke on first use. As you can see from the photo, you have to squeeze the handles together quite a bit to get a grip on a filter at the smaller edge of its range. Using this on a 67mm filter, well within stated 62-77mm range, the wrench broke before it even contacted the filter. Cheap material, and far too brittle. Fortunately, l managed to work the filter off my lens without it. This came as a pair, so you can use them together to separate a stuck stack of filters, so I have a brand new one left. I am throwing it away with its buddy--not worth carrying around, not worth returning. First unsatisfactory purchase from B&H in 25 years.
Date published: 2015-12-23
Rated 4 out of
5
by
John P. from
It actually worked for a Circular Polarizing Filter
I had a 77mm circular polarizing filter and had a hard time trying other techniques to get it off.�
I tried the following that didn't work:
-Glass jaw rubber mat to unscrew it
-Hair dryer to heat the metal�
-Using a wrench with rubber
I was totally skeptical of these as they look and feel like cheep plastic, including the teeth. But within a couple of tries it work. The narrow design allows you to get to thin rings for a filter
The only thing that would give me a 5/5 would be a better quality construction and maybe a rubber gasket. I feel like these will only last a few times before cracking, but I have only used it once.
Date published: 2018-02-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
toxictabasco from
Great Tool for Stuck Filters
I use it to remove stuck filters. It is lightweight, and well designed. The hard plastic is great for removing slim filters, and won't scratch or bend the soft filter alloy material. It is larger than I would like, so I modified it by cutting off the ends. Still works great.
Date published: 2014-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Steve from
Wrenches Prevent Disaster!
What a concept!!! Two monster wrenches to keep those inept photographers from screwing up their valuable lenses after cross threading a simple filter to the front. These plastic wrenches are easy to use, easy to store and even easy to find with their long handles sticking out of most of the place you might put them in your case. I hope never to discover just how perfect they are by carefully threading my filters to those front element housings. But when it is cold out and with gloves on they will give me the only possibility for disengaging an errrant screw job!
Date published: 2012-11-06
Rated 5 out of
5
by
2son from
Great Product
These wrenches saved me from doing something not-smart in trying to remove a stuck polarizing filter from my new lens. I tried every trick i could find on the Internet to remove the stuck thing, to no avail. It was very frustrating. So I ordered these wrenches which arrived pretty fast. When you first handle the wrenches, they seem a bit flimsy and awkward, but with only a couple of tries, the filter came right off ! It takes a little practice and patience because the filter knurled section for removal is so thin. But these wrenches did the job and are now part of my basic kit. And I kept my sanity :)
Date published: 2016-01-28
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Steve from
Solved a Problem
I've got a 77 mm polarizer that wants to stick to everything it's attached to. I've tried all the routine solutions, but it was firmly stuck to another filter, so bought the wrenches. They worked nicely. Only knock on them is that they're plastic and a bit more flexible laterally than I imagined. Nevertheless they're light and easy to use.
Date published: 2012-05-01
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Brian from
With diligence and braking the UV filter it finally worked
I had a UV filter and CIrcular Polarizer stuck together after shooting out in sub-freezing temps in the Adks. After the freezer and rubber gloves didn't work I ordered these. The handles on these kept twisting when I squeezed them and then one of them would fall off the filter. Was very frustrating. Eventually the entire glass popped out of the ProMaster UV filter rendering it useless, but the filter frame was still stuck to the polarizer. I kept trying though and eventually from somewhere between freezing and thawed they came free.
Date published: 2017-01-17
Be the first to review this item
Customer Photos
Sensei FW-6277 Q&A
Sensei FW-6277 accessories
See any errors on this page?
Let us know.
