ProStyle steam irons - Professional end results made easy
The ProStyle iron from Braun was developed to help you preserve the flawless look of your garments. It provides outstanding performance and unique new features to smooth every kind of crease in every fabric, so that you clothes always have that truly perfect look.
Two of the three ProStyle iron models have an even harder Eloxal sole plate which is 2.5 times harder than stainless steel.
The premium model features the Textile Protector Plus which allows you to iron even the most delicate fabrics at full steam with no risk of damage.
ProStyle steam irons highlights
Precision
The specially designed frontal jet produces a targeted steam shot which is so strong and concentrated that you can use it like a "steam pointer" to reach even the most inaccessible areas of your textiles. This means you can iron even the smallest details flawlessly.
Power
The variable and extremely powerful steam of the ProStyle irons is a big help in ironing virtually every garment.
But there are fabrics (like linen with really obstinate creases) that need even more.
The unique Vario Steam Plus gives you 50g more steam per minute immediately when you push the "Extra Steam" button. This raises you from the base level of 30g to a constant level of 50g and even 120g per minute if you press the button continuously for several seconds. That will smooth even the toughest creases effortlessly.
Protection
Most irons produce no steam at all in the lowest temperature setting and only very little in the next one up. With the unique Textile Protector from Braun, you can iron with full steam power at all temperature settings. It is simply clicked on the soleplate and will let you iron even the most delicate fabrics with all the steam you need.
And the Textile Protector also prevents shiny patches on dark fabrics more or less completely by lowering the temperature of the soleplate to a safe, but still effective level immediately. That means you also no longer have to wait when changing between fabrics.
