Steinel Reflector Nozzle 14 mm, Accessory for Steinel Heat Guns, for Soldering and Shrinking Soldering Sleeves and Heat shrinkable tubing

Good quality, fits perfectly.

If you're looking for nozzle to use for heat shrink on your cordless Milwaukee heat gun, then this will fit the bill. Fits great, and works well for heat shrink. Easy to get on and off. Seems well made, and not cheap chinnesium. Really does the trick.

Perfect fitment to 1.5"/38mm heat gun nozzle. Appreciate the little "flaps" that keep it from going too far onto the nozzle. Made of 0.022"/0.56mm heavy gauge steel so it should hold up during extended use.

As with all things Steinel the nozzles are expensive. They do fit well and work as intended with no fitment issues. Works perfectly for heat shrink and soldering copper tubing. I have found that I get good results with soldering copper tubing with the heat gun vs a torch when building things in my hobby shop. No flame soldering is an advantage in some cases.

My Master-Mite heat gun needed a new reflector. This Steinel reflector nozzle works better than the original and its less expensive. The attaching ring has a split, allowing it to fit many different sizes in the 1.2 to 1.3 inch range.

Seems fin. Slightly lower quality than I would like but gets the job done. But for what it is it should be about a third the price.

I bought this hoping it would work for my heat gun and it does. When it arrived the end that fits on the gun was little more than 1-1/8 inches diameter. The nozzle of my gun is 1-5/8 diameter. As I looked at the piece that attaches to the gun it looked like it would fit better inserting into the end of the heat gun rather than fitting over the outside of it. I bent it out a little and sure enough it fits perfectly into the inside of the nozzle. My heat gun is just a generic Canadian Tire brand heat gun which I think is the same as many of heat guns sold under various brands. When the attachment is on the heat gun it wobbles a little if I shake it but there is no way it will come off without compressing it and pulling it out firmly. It seems to be really well designed. It tried it with some heat shrink tubing and it worked like a charm.

I was looking for something like this for my harbor freight Chicago adjustable temperature heat gun and it fits and works perfectly. There was no fitment issues at all and you can easily compress the ends with your hands which is what I did to make it even a tighter fit. Worked great to control the heat in the area I needed to shrink wrap wires and wish I purchased this sooner.

Fits great. Well made 👍

Haven't tested on heat shrink tubing yet as I just received it, however I wanted to let people know that it will indeed fit the Milwaukee M18 2688-20 cordless heat gun without any modification.Seems expensive at $20 and you really have to look for the nozzle size of the device as it's marketed being at 39mm hook nozzle, which isn't referring to the diameter of the collar (which is a 33mm). It's an open spring construction collar, so I'm thinking it could fit gun with nozzle diameters up to 35mm but may not stay put on bigger ones. Once I'll get more experience using this hook nozzle I'll try to remember sharing feedback here.Construction quality is nice, heavy gauge metal and good indents, hard to deform and no sharp edges. Made in Germany according to the packaging it came in.