Bico de soldadura Steinel Professional 110038456 — acessório de substituição para ferramentas de ar quente compatíveis

Welding Shoe Steinel Professional 110038456 is a replacement accessory designed for compatible Steinel heat tools. It creates a shaped outlet that directs hot air into a focused stream, enabling precise welding, shrinking, and localized heating. The accessory is intended for repair, assembly and craft work where controlled, directed heat is required and can be installed quickly on matching Steinel professional heat guns.

Advantages

The welding shoe concentrates hot-air flow for improved accuracy when joining plastics, tubing or heat-shrink materials and reduces the area affected by heat. Its metal profile maintains shape under high temperatures and provides stable positioning during work. The accessory is easy to mount and remove without additional tools on compatible Steinel heat tools, supporting both professional and hobby applications.

Suitable for

• Precision plastic welding and repair
• Heat-shrink tubing in electrical and cable work
• Localized heating for assembly and bending tasks
• Detail work in model making, crafts and prototyping

Key specifications

• Material: heat-resistant metal construction
• Shape: narrow, directed outlet to concentrate airflow
• Compatibility: designed for use with compatible Steinel professional heat tools
• Mounting: tool-free installation on matching tool nozzle interface
• Intended use: welding, shrinking and precise local heating tasks

How to use

Attach the welding shoe to the heat tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring it is seated firmly on the nozzle interface. Set the heat tool to the appropriate temperature and airflow for the material you are working with, and hold the welding shoe at a consistent distance from the workpiece to achieve a focused, controlled heat application. Move the tool steadily along the joint or shrink area and allow the material to cool before handling.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Avoid prolonged exposure of the surrounding material to high temperatures and test settings on scrap material before working on the final piece. Ensure the accessory is fully cooled before removing or storing.