Description
Six Hundred Grams.
Your Arm Will Notice by the Tenth Shirt.
A straightforward dry iron that does the ordinary job properly · 600 g, light enough that a full basket of ironing is not a workout · a non-stick scratch-resistant soleplate that glides rather than dragging, and will not pick up melted synthetic residue · 1000 W for quick heat-up · variable multi-fabric temperature control, so cotton, silk and synthetics each get the right setting · a 360° swivel cord that follows your hand instead of fighting it · an ON/OFF thermostat indicator so you can see when it is at temperature · a cool-touch shock-proof body and earthed cord · 2 year warranty
Non-stick
soleplatewhat actually ruins clothes
The soleplate is the entire iron as far as your clothes are concerned, and a bad one causes two problems people usually blame on themselves. The first is drag — a plain metal plate catches on cotton and needs pushing, which is tiring across a basket of shirts and produces uneven results. The second is worse: once a plate has picked up melted synthetic fibre, starch or a scorch mark, it transfers that onto everything ironed afterwards, and a brown streak on a white shirt is not always removable. A non-stick coating addresses both. It glides instead of gripping, and residue does not bond to it — most marks wipe off a cool plate with a damp cloth. Being scratch-resistant matters too, because scratches are exactly where residue starts collecting. One habit protects it: never iron over zips, hooks or metal buttons, which is what damages a coated plate.
Earthing and a cool-touch body — the safety layers worth having
An iron is one of the more demanding appliances in an Indian home: a kilowatt of heat in a handheld device, often used on a bed or the floor rather than a proper board, and frequently plugged into an old socket. Three things on this model address that. The cord carries an earth wire, which is the protection that actually matters against electric shock if a fault develops internally — it needs a properly earthed three-pin socket to do its job, so it is worth checking yours. The body is shock-proof plastic and cool-touch, so the parts you hold stay safe to hold while the plate is at full temperature. And the thermostat cuts and restores power to hold the set temperature rather than heating indefinitely, which protects both the iron and the fabric under it. None of that removes the basic rule: an iron left face-down on a garment will burn through it in under a minute.
Getting the temperature right — the dial is not decoration
Most ironing damage comes from one setting used for everything, and the fabric markings on the dial exist to prevent exactly that. Synthetics — polyester, nylon, rayon — take the lowest setting, and will melt and stick to the plate above it. Silk and wool sit in the middle. Cotton and linen need the top of the range, and will simply not press flat below it. Two rules make this easy. Start with the coolest garments and work upwards, since an iron heats faster than it cools — going the other way means waiting each time. And wait for the indicator light to cycle off after changing the setting, because the dial position is the target, not the current temperature. For anything delicate or dark, test on an inside seam first, and iron dark cottons inside out to avoid the shine a hot plate leaves on the surface.
🎯 Suited to
This is a dry iron — there is no water tank and no steam. For heavy creases in thick cotton, dampen the fabric lightly with a spray bottle first. If you want steam, ask us for a steam iron instead and we will show you the difference.
The cord rotates freely at the iron, so it does not kink or pull whichever way you turn — and it reaches pockets, hems and plackets without fighting you.
The light goes out when the plate reaches the set temperature, so you know when to start rather than guessing.
Light and compact enough to pack for travel or keep in a hostel room, and easy to hold through a long ironing session.
Two years from date of purchase, which is longer than most irons at this price carry. Terms as per Inalsa policy.
| Brand / Model | Inalsa Opal — electric dry iron ✅ |
| Type | Dry iron — no steam function ✅ |
| Power | 1000 W ✅ |
| Soleplate | Non-stick, scratch-resistant coating ✅ |
| Temperature Control | Variable, multi-fabric ✅ |
| Cord | 360° swivel, with earthing ✅ |
| Indicator | ON/OFF thermostat light ✅ |
| Body | Cool-touch shock-proof plastic ✅ |
| Voltage / Frequency | 230 V · 50 Hz ✅ |
| Dimensions (L×W) | 25 × 11 cm ✅ |
| Weight | 600 g ✅ |
| Colour | White and grey ✅ |
| Warranty | 2 years from date of purchase ✅ |
| Cord Length | Described as long but not stated — ask us for the figure ⚠️ |
| Soleplate Material | Coating stated, base metal not stated ⚠️ |
| Temperature Range | Not stated in supplier material ⚠️ |
| Heat-Up Time | Not stated in supplier material ⚠️ |
| Auto Shut-Off | Not stated — worth confirming; not all dry irons have it ⚠️ |
| ISI Certification | Not stated — worth confirming on a mains heating appliance ⚠️ |
| Country of Origin | Not stated in supplier material ⚠️ |
Why buy from Mahajan Electronics?
- Genuine Inalsa with brand warranty
- Specs confirmed before you buy
- GST invoice — save up to 18% on business purchases
- 24-hour delivery across Delhi NCR
- 45+ years of trust · rated 4.7 on Google
- Raja Garden · Jail Road · Dabri Mor
Match the dial to the label. That's the whole secret.
Inalsa Opal Electric Dry Iron · 1000 W · Non-Stick Scratch-Resistant Soleplate · Variable Multi-Fabric Temperature Control · 360° Swivel Cord · ON/OFF Thermostat Indicator · Cool-Touch Shock-Proof Body · Earthed Cord · 230 V · 50 Hz · 25 × 11 cm · 600 g · White & Grey · 2 Year Warranty
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