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Bottle Steam Iron Parts & Spares

Genuine Replacement Parts for Bottle Steam Irons

Looking for a complete bottle steam iron instead of a spare part? See our Professional Steam Iron range. This category stocks the individual replacement parts — handles, heating elements, gaskets, fuses, and hoses — that keep an existing bottle steam iron running.

What’s In This Category

• Heating elements — 96, 300L, and 999-model iron element coils
• Handles — including the ST-96 model handle
• Gaskets — for ES300L (Silverstar type, Wejie type), 999 old model (7-hole), and 96-model irons
• Fuses, screws & safety covers — base element screws, key screws, and safety covers for 96 and 300L models
• Gas kits — including the ES300 gas kit for boiler-fed irons

How to Order the Right Part

Bottle steam iron gaskets and elements aren’t universal across brands — an ES300L Silverstar-type gasket won’t fit a Wejie-type iron even though both are “ES300L” models. Check your iron’s model number and brand (Silverstar, Wejie, Akari, Messer, Silti) before ordering, or send us a photo of your existing part.

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले प्रश्नों

Where can I buy a replacement handle for my bottle steam iron?

We stock handles for the ST-96 model bottle steam iron. Match your iron’s model number before ordering, since handle mounting varies between models.

What heating element does my bottle steam iron need?

It depends on your iron’s model — we stock element coils for the 96, 300L, and 999 models. Check the model number printed on your iron’s base, or the label under the boiler cap.

Do you supply the hose or pipe for a bottle steam iron?

Yes, we stock steam hoses and pipes for bottle steam irons. Confirm your iron’s model before ordering, since fitting sizes differ across brands.

Do you have a solenoid valve for a steam iron boiler?

Yes — solenoid valves for steam iron boilers are available. Match your existing valve’s thread size and voltage rating before ordering.

Is a fuse enough to fix a steam iron that won’t turn on?

Often, yes — a blown fuse is one of the most common reasons a bottle steam iron stops working entirely. Check the fuse before assuming the heating element has failed, since it’s a much cheaper and faster fix.