Hot air tool Steinel HM Stick Compact 89467, 2000 W, 350°C max

The Steinel HM Stick Compact 89467 is a handheld hot air tool offering up to 2000 W of power and a maximum temperature of 350°C. Its compact form factor and focused airflow are intended for controlled heating tasks in repair, DIY and workshop environments. The tool is suitable for operations such as shrink tubing, adhesive softening, paint or varnish removal, gentle drying and shaping of plastics. The design emphasizes maneuverability for localized work and on-site use.

Advantages

The device delivers a stable heat output up to 2000 W with a maximum temperature of 350°C, enabling efficient processing of heat-sensitive and heat-tolerant materials. Its compact size allows precise targeting of small areas and improves handling in confined spaces. Focused airflow reduces the risk of affecting adjacent components while maintaining sufficient volume for tasks such as shrink tubing and drying. The tool is suitable for frequent transport between workshop and job site due to its lightweight construction.

Suitable for

• Heat-shrink tubing and cable sleeve installation
• Softening adhesives for disassembly and repairs
• Paint and varnish removal from small surfaces
• Controlled drying of damp components or coatings
• Shaping and bending thin plastics and PVC

Key specifications

• Nominal power: up to 2000 W
• Maximum temperature: up to 350°C
• Form factor: handheld, compact design for targeted airflow
• Airflow: concentrated nozzle output for localized heating
• Intended use: repair, DIY, workshop and on-site tasks

How to use

Hold the Steinel HM Stick Compact at a safe distance from the workpiece and switch the device on according to the tool’s settings. Move the nozzle slowly and evenly across the target area to apply heat without overheating a single point. For shrink tubing, maintain a steady circular motion until the tubing contracts evenly. When softening adhesives or removing paint, start at a lower temperature and increase gradually if required. Allow heated parts to cool before handling and always follow safe handling intervals to prevent damage to surrounding materials.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Ensure adequate ventilation when working with paints, adhesives or coatings that can release fumes. Keep a safe distance from flammable materials and allow the tool to cool on a heat-resistant surface after use. For precision tasks, pair the tool with suitable nozzles or attachments and start with lower temperature settings, increasing only if the material does not respond.