

Steinel Ceramic Nozzle for HL Models and HG 2120 E, 2320 E and 2220 E
Steinel · Tools & DIY
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This ceramic reducing nozzle delivers precise hot air when used with the appropriate Steinel heat gun.
Thanks to the ceramic surface, the risk of burns from heat is reduced - making it ideal for working on leather and similar materials.
Specifications • Steinel Partcode: 056193 • Nozzle Diameter: 9mm • Compatibility: HL Models, HG 2120 E, HG 2320 E, HG 2220 E
Thanks to the ceramic surface, the risk of burns from heat is reduced - making it ideal for working on leather and similar materials.
Specifications • Steinel Partcode: 056193 • Nozzle Diameter: 9mm • Compatibility: HL Models, HG 2120 E, HG 2320 E, HG 2220 E
EAN 4007841056193 · Steinel. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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