The PayPayPlast mini extruder is a replaceable soldering iron nozzle for welding plastic while feeding rod or strip straight into the heat zone. The wide 20 mm sole pours fresh material into the crack and levels the seam in one pass. Shank 5.6 × 60 mm, heaters up to 80 W, stainless steel, 19 g.

Specifications

What you get

• Repairs that add material — rod or strip melts right inside the crack.
• Two steps at once — feeding plastic and levelling the seam with the sole.
• Low weight — 19 g, so the balance of the iron barely changes.
• 5.6 × 60 mm shank — a size that is easy to check against your iron's socket.
• Wide 20 mm sole — suits long, wide cracks.

Who it is for

Plastic parts repairers who already own a plastic welding iron up to 80 W and want to weld damage where material is missing rather than just pull the edges together.

Who should skip it

Anyone whose iron is stronger than 80 W or takes a different shank. For narrow gaps and small mounts, a 20 mm sole is too wide and a smaller tip will serve better.

Use and compatibility

The extruder is used for plastic welding with rod or strip fed into the heat zone, filling cracks with fresh plastic while smoothing the seam, and building a wide seam. According to the supplier, it fits most soldering irons up to 80 W (shank diameter 5.6 mm).

What is in the box

One extruder nozzle. The iron and rods are sold separately.

Questions and answers

How is an extruder different from a plain smoothing tip?

A plain tip only melts the edges of a crack. This nozzle has a hole for filler rod, so the seam gets new plastic and is smoothed at the same time.

Can I feed a strip instead of a rod?

Yes, the supplier mentions feeding plastic rod or strip into the heat zone.

What socket does my iron need?

One that takes a 5.6 mm shank, 60 mm long; the iron should be rated up to 80 W.

Why move the nozzle slowly?

The supplier recommends a slow pass along the crack so the rod can melt fully and fill the seam.