Dry & Steam iron BEKO STM 4116 B — Ceramic soleplate, 1600 W, 25 g/min steam boost, Black

The BEKO STM 4116 B is a dry and steam iron with a ceramic soleplate engineered for smooth gliding and even heat distribution across fabric surfaces. With 1600 W of power and a steam boost function delivering up to 25 g/min, this model handles routine garment care tasks and reduces creasing on a range of everyday textiles. The iron combines straightforward temperature and steam controls with a compact, black housing suited to domestic use.

Advantages

The ceramic soleplate provides consistent heat transfer and low friction for easier ironing movements and reduced risk of fabric damage. The 1600 W power rating ensures reasonably fast heat-up times and stable temperature maintenance during use. A targeted steam boost of 25 g/min helps remove stubborn creases while the combined dry and steam functionality allows flexible operation for delicate or heavy fabrics. Controls are intuitive, supporting quick adjustments for different materials.

Suitable for

• Everyday home ironing of shirts, trousers and blouses
• Delicate fabrics requiring adjustable steam or dry ironing
• Small batches of linens and tablecloths
• Users who prefer a compact, easy-to-store iron

Key specifications

• Power: 1600 W
• Soleplate material: ceramic
• Steam boost: 25 g/min
• Operation modes: dry and steam
• Color: black

How to use

Fill the water tank if using steam mode, set the temperature dial to the recommended fabric setting and allow the iron to reach working temperature. For steam ironing, select the appropriate steam level and apply the steam boost for persistent creases by pressing the boost control. For delicate fabrics, use the dry mode or the lowest heat setting and test on an inconspicuous area first. Move the iron in steady strokes and avoid leaving it stationary on the fabric to prevent scorching.

Usage recommendations

Use distilled or demineralized water if your local supply is hard to reduce limescale build-up. Empty the water reservoir after cooling if the iron will be stored for an extended period. Follow fabric care labels and begin with lower temperature settings for synthetics and silks, increasing heat for cotton and linen as needed.