The Yellow Square extruder nozzle is a plastic welding tip with a 20 mm working face and a hole that feeds repair rod straight into the heat zone. The crack fills with fresh plastic while the sole smooths the seam. Shank 5.6 mm, 60 mm long, irons up to 80 W, stainless steel, 19 g.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Extruder nozzle for plastic welding |
| Nozzle type | 20 mm, mini extruder |
| Shape | Iron-shaped sole with rod feed hole |
| Working face | 20 mm |
| Shank diameter | 5.6 mm |
| Shank length | 60 mm |
| Soldering iron power | up to 80 W |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Weight | 19 g |
| Quantity per pack | 1 |
What you get
- Plastic goes right into the seam — the hole in the sole guides the rod into the heat zone.
- Cracks are filled, not just fused — fresh material is added during the pass.
- A wide seam in one pass — 20 mm working face.
- Instant smoothing — the sole follows the melt and levels it.
- Clear fit — 5.6 mm shank, 60 mm long.
- Light tip — 19 g, stainless steel.
Who it is for
Car body technicians and DIY repairers who fix plastic parts and want to fill cracks with new material instead of only melting the edges together. Handy wherever a wide seam with rod or strip feed is needed.
Who should skip it
Owners of irons above 80 W or with a socket for a shank other than 5.6 mm. For pinpoint work on small parts, a 20 mm working face may be too wide.
Use and compatibility
Plastic welding with rod or strip fed into the heat zone, filling cracks with fresh plastic while smoothing the seam, building a wide seam. Compatibility stated by the supplier: most soldering irons up to 80 W (shank diameter 5.6 mm). Check the socket diameter of your iron before ordering.
What is in the box
One nozzle. The soldering iron and repair rods are not included.
Questions and answers
What is the hole in the nozzle for?
Repair rod is fed through it into the heat zone: the plastic melts and fills the crack, and the sole smooths the seam right away.
Will it fit my soldering iron?
The supplier states it fits most soldering irons up to 80 W with a 5.6 mm shank socket. The shank is 60 mm long.
How do I work with the extruder?
Insert the nozzle into the iron and heat it, push the rod into the hole, and move the nozzle slowly along the crack.
What is it made of?
Stainless steel according to the specifications; it weighs 19 g.
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