Suutin Steinel 070311 50 mm – varasuutin kuumailmalaitteelle, 50 mm halkaisija

Steinel 070311 nozzle is a 50 mm diameter replacement accessory designed for use with compatible Steinel hot-air tools. It directs and shapes the hot airflow to create a wide, even heating pattern suitable for tasks that require controlled surface heating. The nozzle is quick to attach and detach, enabling fast tool configuration changes during repair, renovation or DIY work while maintaining consistent air distribution.

Advantages

This 50 mm nozzle produces a broad but concentrated airflow that improves heating uniformity compared with an open nozzle, reducing the time needed for paint stripping, shrinking tubes or softening plastics. Its construction ensures stable fit on compatible hot-air tools and resists deformation under typical operating temperatures. The design enhances control when working close to surfaces, helping to prevent overheating of adjacent areas and enabling more precise heat application.

Suitable for

• Paint and varnish stripping on metal, wood or masonry surfaces
• Shrink tubing for cable insulation and harnessing
• Bending or softening plastic components for shaping or repair
• Surface treatment tasks where even, wide heating is required
• General repair, renovation and DIY jobs requiring focused hot-air application

Key specifications

• Nozzle shape: round outlet, flared profile for wide airflow distribution
• Outlet diameter: 50 mm
• Material: heat-resistant metal suitable for hot-air tool temperatures
• Compatibility: fits Steinel hot-air tools designed to accept detachable nozzles of this style
• Attachment: slip-on or twist-fit mounting for secure connection during use

How to use

Ensure the hot-air tool is switched off and cooled before fitting the nozzle. Align the nozzle with the tool's heater outlet and push or twist into place according to the tool's attachment method until it seats securely. Set the hot-air tool to the appropriate temperature and airflow for the material and task—start at a lower temperature and increase gradually if needed. Hold the tool at a steady distance to maintain even heating, moving the nozzle in smooth passes rather than dwelling on one spot to avoid scorching or overheating.

Recommendations

Use suitable personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Work in a well-ventilated area and keep the nozzle clear of flammable materials. Allow the nozzle to cool before removing or storing it, and inspect regularly for signs of wear or deformation that could affect airflow performance.