Welding shoe Steinel Professional compatible with model 110038676

Replacement welding shoe compatible with Steinel Professional model 110038676. This accessory attaches to the handheld hot-air tool to provide a protective interface between the nozzle and the work surface, helping to control heat distribution during welding, repair, and surface-finishing tasks. The welding shoe is designed to fit the specified Steinel unit and to shield both the tool and surrounding material from direct hot-air exposure.

Advantages

The welding shoe offers precise heat shielding and consistent distance from the nozzle to the workpiece, reducing the risk of overheating or scorching. It is manufactured to match the shape and mounting of Steinel Professional devices compatible with model 110038676, ensuring a secure fit and reliable performance during extended use. The accessory simplifies welding operations by stabilizing the tool and protecting adjacent surfaces.

Suitable for

• Roofing repairs involving thermoplastic membranes and seams
• Plastic welding and seam joining on PVC, TPO, and similar materials
• General repair work where localized heat application and surface protection are required

Key specifications

• Compatibility: fits Steinel Professional handheld hot-air tools compatible with model 110038676
• Function: protective welding shoe to shield tool and work surface from direct hot air
• Application area: welding, roofing detail work, plastics repair

How to use

Attach the welding shoe to the hot-air tool following the device manufacturer’s instructions for accessory mounting. Position the tool so the welding shoe makes contact with the workpiece to maintain a consistent gap between the nozzle and the material. Set the tool temperature and airflow appropriate for the material you are welding, and move the tool at a steady pace to create an even weld or seam while the shoe protects surrounding areas.

Recommendations

Use the welding shoe with the recommended temperature and speed settings for the material being processed, and inspect the accessory before each use for damage or wear. Replace the welding shoe if deformation or excessive wear is observed to maintain proper heat control and fit. Follow all safety guidelines for hot-air tool operation, including using appropriate personal protective equipment and working in a well-ventilated area.