Angle flat nozzle for Steinel hot air tools, compatible with HL 1920 E and 2020, model 087715

The angle flat nozzle model 087715 is an accessory designed for Steinel hot air tools compatible with HL 1920 E and 2020. It shapes and directs the tool's hot airflow into a narrow, flat profile with an angled outlet, enabling concentrated heat application and access to confined or angled work areas. The nozzle is intended to improve control when performing precision tasks such as paint stripping, shrink tubing, softening or bending plastics, and other localized heating operations.

Advantages

This angled flat nozzle delivers a focused, uniform hot air pattern that reduces heat spill to surrounding surfaces while increasing efficiency on the target area. Its angled geometry improves reach into corners and along edges where straight nozzles are less effective. The design facilitates precise temperature management at the work point, helping to avoid overheating adjacent materials and permitting more consistent results on delicate surfaces.

Suitable for

• Paint and varnish stripping in narrow or angled areas
• Shrink tubing and cable heat-shrink operations
• Softening, bending or reshaping plastic components
• Localized adhesive softening and removal
• Targeted drying or warming of small surfaces

Key specifications

• Nozzle type: angled, flat outlet for concentrated airflow
• Compatibility: designed for use with Steinel HL 1920 E and HL 2020 hot air tools
• Airflow profile: narrow, laminar flat jet for precise heating
• Material: heat-resistant metal construction suitable for repeated heating cycles
• Typical applications: paint stripping, shrink tubing, plastic forming, localized heating

How to use

Attach the angle flat nozzle securely to the hot air tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the tool is switched off and cool during fitment. Set the tool to an appropriate temperature and airflow for the material and task—start at a lower setting and increase as needed. Direct the angled flat outlet toward the work area, maintaining a controlled distance to avoid overheating. Move the tool steadily across the target zone and monitor the heated material; adjust temperature or distance to achieve the desired effect without damaging nearby surfaces.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Avoid prolonged exposure of heat-sensitive materials and keep the nozzle clear of flammable substances. Allow the nozzle to cool before handling or storing and follow the hot air tool’s safety and maintenance instructions to ensure safe, long-term use.