Tridos OwlSet 1.2×10 Titanium Killflash for T1 Mount (2 Pieces)

Replacement Tridos Titanium Killflash for OwlSet 1.2×10

The Tridos titanium killflash is designed as a replacement protective mesh for systems using the Tridos T1 mount with integrated killflash holder. It is intended to replace a damaged mesh, typically after close-range BB impacts or long-term use. Compared to standard steel, titanium offers a superior strength-to-flexibility ratio, allowing it to absorb impact energy without cracking while affecting the thermal image far less. With its 30 mm diameter, it is compatible with compact thermal monoculars such as the OwlSet 1.2×10 / 1.2×10 Nano and Guide TE211 (only when used with the Tridos T1 mount). Installation is straightforward using the 4 mounting screws, allowing a direct replacement without modifications.

Key Features

Titanium Mesh

Highly resistant to BB impacts without cracking.

Replacement Solution

Ideal for replacing a damaged killflash.

Minimal Image Distortion

Less impact on image quality than standard steel mesh.

Easy Replacement

Installs with 4 screws into the T1 mount holder.

2-Pack

A spare mesh ready for future replacement.

Tridos Titanium Killflash

Replacement mesh protecting the thermal monocular objective lens.

Technical Specifications

• Manufacturer: Tridos Design
• Material: Titanium
• Diameter: 30.0 mm
• Mesh Thickness: 1.1 mm
• Mounting: 4 screws (Tridos T1 mount)
• Compatibility: OwlSet 1.2×10 / 1.2×10 Nano, Guide TE211 (all require the Tridos T1 mount)

Important Notice

• Cannot be installed directly onto the thermal monocular – a Tridos T1 mount with a killflash holder is required.
• Screws are not included. Reuse the original screws from your mount.
• Designed as a replacement part, not as a standalone protection solution.

Package Includes

• 2× Titanium Killflash (replacement mesh)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is this a complete mount or just the mesh?

This package contains replacement meshes only. A Tridos T1 mount with a killflash holder is required.

How durable is it against BB impacts?

Titanium withstands repeated close-range hits under typical airsoft power levels (around 1.7–2.2 J), although repeated impacts on the same spot may eventually deform the mesh.

Will it reduce thermal image quality?

Only minimally. Compared to steel mesh protectors, image distortion is significantly lower and rarely noticeable during gameplay.