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Rowenta German Irons (Made In Germany) - (Your Choice)
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Rowenta German Irons Made in Germany — Capital Cookware
Rowenta · Authorized Dealer · Capital Cookware
Rowenta German Irons Made in Germany
Factory-certified Rowenta steam irons engineered and manufactured in Germany. Choose from multiple models including the Focus Xcel, Pro Master, and SteamForce series. Sold as refurbished — new, never used, with minor cosmetic marks. Ships with full one-year warranty.
Made in Germany1700–1800 Watts400-Hole Microsteam Soleplate1-Year Warranty Included
ROWENTA
1700–1800WPower Output
400Microsteam Holes
3-WayAuto Shut-Off
1 YearWarranty
What Are Rowenta German-Made Steam Irons?
Rowenta has been engineering precision steam irons in Germany since 1884. The German-made models — including the Focus Xcel, Pro Master, and SteamForce series — represent the top tier of Rowenta's lineup. They are designed and manufactured to a higher standard than Rowenta's China-manufactured products, with tighter tolerances, more durable soleplates, and more consistent steam output over the long term.
Capital Cookware is an authorized Rowenta dealer and has sold over 100,000 Rowenta irons. The irons sold here are factory-certified refurbished units — meaning they are new, never used, but have been re-boxed or have a superficial cosmetic mark (such as a minor scratch on the iron body, not the soleplate). They ship in the original Rowenta retail carton and include a full one-year warranty.
These are not Asian-manufactured Rowenta irons. The German-made models are significantly harder to find at retail, and Capital Cookware has kept them in consistent stock for years. Many customers return specifically to replace their old German-made Rowenta with the same model.
What Does "Your Choice" Mean?
This listing offers multiple Rowenta German-made models. Select the specific model you want from the variant selector above — each one has its own wattage, steam output, and feature set. If you have questions about which model is right for your needs, contact us before purchasing and we will give you an honest recommendation.
100,000+ Rowenta irons sold. Capital Cookware is the nation's leading authorized Rowenta dealer for German-made models. Call or email us with any pre-purchase questions and we will point you to the right iron for your fabrics, usage frequency, and budget.
Rowenta German-Made Steam Iron Models Available
All 7 models below are made in Germany, sold as authorized-dealer certified refurbished units, and include a full one-year warranty. Select your model from the variant selector on this page.
Rowenta Focus Excel — DW5351
1725W
A highly capable everyday iron from Rowenta's German-made Focus Excel series. The 400-hole Microsteam stainless steel soleplate delivers even steam distribution and smooth glide across all fabric types. Features a precision tip for collars, cuffs, and button plackets, plus auto shut-off, anti-drip, and anti-calc systems. A strong choice for home users upgrading from a standard department store iron.
1725 Watts400-Hole MicrosteamAuto Shut-OffAnti-DripPrecision Tip
Rowenta Steam Power — DW5292
1750W
The Steam Power DW5292 combines 1750 watts with a 210 g/min steam burst — one of the most powerful bursts in the Focus-series German lineup. The 400-hole stainless steel soleplate ensures even steam across the full surface. Includes a smart steam motion sensor that cuts steam when the iron stops moving, saving water and energy. LED ready indicator, 3-way auto shut-off, anti-calc, and self-clean systems included. Large 350 ml water tank.
The Pro Master DW8270 is built for users who iron frequently and demand professional results. Equipped with the Microsteam 400 HD soleplate — a high-definition, scratch-resistant stainless steel surface with a profiled precision tip for detailed work on seams, collars, and cuffs. Delivers a high continuous steam output with a powerful burst for thick fabrics like denim and linen. XL 12 oz water tank, 3-way auto shut-off, anti-drip, anti-calc, and self-clean.
1750 WattsMicrosteam 400 HDXL 12 oz TankVertical SteamAnti-Calc
Rowenta Focus Xcel — DW5260
1715W
The Focus Xcel DW5260 is a compact, lightweight German-made iron that punches above its class. At 1715 watts it delivers a 40 g/min continuous steam output and a 100 g/min burst for stubborn creases. The 400-hole Microsteam soleplate provides even steam distribution across all fabric types. 11 oz water tank, precision tip, 3-way auto shut-off, anti-drip, and anti-calc. A great pick for users who prefer a lighter iron without sacrificing German-made quality.
1715 Watts100 g/min Steam Burst11 oz TankLightweightAnti-Drip
Rowenta Steam Pro Professional — DW8194
1800W · Top Pick
The Steam Pro Professional DW8194 is the highest-wattage model in this lineup at 1800 watts — the same iron sold by Costco as a premium offering. Upgraded features include a sharper enhanced precision tip with a concentrated steam shot at the tip itself for pinpoint crease removal, an ergonomic thermostat knob with precise setting readability, and a crystal-clear graduated water tank for exact fill level monitoring. The Microsteam 400-hole stainless steel soleplate with ultra-thin silicate coating resists scratches and glides effortlessly on all fabrics including delicates. 12.7 oz XL water tank, smart steam motion sensor, 3-way auto shut-off, anti-drip, anti-calc, and self-clean. The best all-around iron in this selection for frequent or demanding use.
1800 Watts210 g/min Steam BurstTip Steam ShotCrystal Water TankSteam Motion Sensor12.7 oz XL Tank
Rowenta Pro Master Xcel — DW8260
1750W
The Pro Master Xcel DW8260 combines the durability of the Pro Master series with the HD soleplate of the Xcel line. The Microsteam 400 HD Profile soleplate features a high-precision profiled tip with tip-focused steam for effective results on difficult areas like narrow seams and collars. A 200 g/min steam burst handles the thickest garments. Transparent water tank window for easy level monitoring, XL 12 oz capacity, vertical steam, 3-way auto shut-off, anti-drip, and anti-calc.
The Focus Xcel DW5360 upgrades the DW5260 with more wattage and a higher steam burst of up to 180 g/min. The new Microsteam 400 HD soleplate provides the best steam distribution in the Focus class, with a precision tip for seams, collars, and hard-to-reach areas. Transparent water tank window for easy monitoring. Smart control settings, anti-drip, anti-calc, and 3-way auto shut-off. A well-rounded iron that delivers Pro Master-class features in the Focus series form factor.
Not sure which model to choose? The DW8194 Steam Pro Professional is our top recommendation for most buyers — highest wattage at 1800W with the most features. For a lighter everyday iron, the DW5292 or DW5360 are excellent. Contact us if you want a direct comparison before purchasing.
What Makes Rowenta German-Made Irons Different from Other Irons?
Engineered and manufactured in Germany Rowenta's German-made irons are built to stricter tolerances than the brand's Asian-manufactured lineup. Better component quality, more durable internal parts, and longer average service life. These are the models that serious home ironers and tailoring professionals specifically seek out.
400-hole Microsteam stainless steel soleplate Rowenta's signature soleplate technology distributes steam evenly across 400 precisely machined holes for complete fabric penetration and consistent crease removal. The stainless steel surface is scratch-resistant and glides smoothly on all fabric types including delicates.
High-pressure steam burst (150–210 g/min depending on model) The shot-of-steam function drives a concentrated burst of high-pressure steam into the fabric to tackle stubborn wrinkles and creases in thick materials like denim, linen, or dress shirts. Far more powerful than the burst function on lower-priced irons.
Vertical steam for hanging garments and drapes Hold the iron upright and press the burst button to steam hanging clothes, suits, dresses, and curtains without an ironing board. Removes wrinkles from delicate or structured garments that should not be laid flat and ironed.
3-way auto shut-off for safety The iron shuts off automatically: after 8 minutes when left upright on its heel, after 30 seconds when left flat on its soleplate, and immediately when tipped over. This eliminates the single most common cause of household iron-related accidents.
Anti-drip system prevents water spots at low temperatures When ironing delicate, low-heat fabrics like silk or synthetics, the anti-drip mechanism prevents water from spitting out of the soleplate and causing water stains on the fabric.
Anti-calc and self-cleaning systems extend iron life Hard water deposits are the most common cause of iron failure. The anti-calc collector traps mineral deposits before they reach the soleplate holes, and the self-cleaning function flushes loose deposits out of the steam chamber with a single activation.
Extra-large 12.7 oz water tank with easy-fill design The XL water tank means fewer refill interruptions during longer ironing sessions. The wide fill opening allows easy top-up without removing the tank. Tap water is safe to use in all Rowenta German-made models.
Fabric Guide: Using Your Rowenta German-Made Iron on Every Fabric Type
Rowenta German-made irons work on all fabric types. The temperature dial uses standard symbol settings (one dot to three dots) that correspond to the fabric care labels on your garments. Always iron from lowest to highest temperature to avoid reheating delays.
Silk & Synthetics (Low · ●)
Iron without steam. Use anti-drip function. Iron on reverse side or through a pressing cloth. Low temperature prevents shining or melting on synthetic fibers.
Wool (Medium · ●●)
Iron with moderate steam through a damp pressing cloth. Use vertical steam for structured wool garments like blazers. Avoid pressing directly on embossed textures.
Cotton & Linen (High · ●●●)
Use maximum steam and temperature. Linen and thick cotton benefit most from the high-pressure steam burst. Iron while slightly damp for best results. The soleplate handles aggressive passes without snagging.
Dress Shirts & Formal Wear
Start with collar and cuffs on high heat. Use the precision tip for button plackets. Steam burst on front panels. The 400-hole soleplate gives consistent results across mixed cotton-polyester blends.
Vertical steaming for suits, dresses, and drapes Hold the iron at least 1 inch away from the hanging garment. Press the steam burst button in short pulses. Do not let the soleplate touch the fabric during vertical steaming on delicates.
Water tip Tap water is safe for all Rowenta German-made models. If you have very hard water, a 50/50 mix of tap water and distilled water will extend the life of the anti-calc system. Do not use 100% distilled water as it can damage the steam generator over time.
Understanding the "Refurbished" Condition
Every Rowenta iron sold on this listing is described as refurbished. Here is exactly what that means and does not mean so you know precisely what you are receiving.
What "Refurbished" DOES mean at Capital Cookware:
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The iron is new and never used — it has not been previously owned or used by a consumer.
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The unit may have a minor superficial scratch on the iron body — not on the soleplate, not on any functional component.
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The iron ships in the original Rowenta retail carton.
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Includes a full one-year warranty from Capital Cookware, an authorized Rowenta dealer.
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Capital Cookware buys its Rowenta inventory directly from Rowenta/SEB Group.
What "Refurbished" does NOT mean here:
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Previously used by another consumer and returned
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Repaired after a malfunction or breakdown
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Scratched or damaged on the soleplate or any functional surface
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Missing original parts, accessories, or documentation
The "refurbished" label is used because the retail carton may have been opened, resealed, or because of the minor cosmetic mark. The iron itself performs identically to a brand-new unit. Over 100,000 Rowenta irons sold. Our customers return to buy the same model again specifically because the quality is exactly as described.
Specifications vary by model. The DW8080 Pro Master specs are shown as the primary reference. See model cards in the "Available Models" tab for model-specific details.
ManufacturerRowenta (SEB Group)
Country of ManufactureGermany
Wattage (by model)1700W / 1725W / 1750W / 1775W
SoleplateStainless Steel Microsteam
Steam Holes400 active holes
Continuous Steam Output (DW8080)40 g/min
Steam Burst (DW8080)150 g/min
Steam Burst (DW8360)210 g/min
Water Tank Capacity12.7 oz (375 ml) XL
Auto Shut-Off3-way (8 min upright / 30 sec flat / tip-over)
Anti-DripYes
Anti-Calc SystemYes — removable collector
Self-CleaningYes
Vertical SteamYes — all models
Cord Length7 ft with 360° pivot
Voltage120V / 60Hz (US standard)
Warranty1 year — Capital Cookware authorized dealer
ConditionCertified Refurbished — new, never used
Why Buy Your Rowenta Iron from Capital Cookware?
German-made Rowenta irons are available from multiple sellers online. Here is why Capital Cookware is the right source.
Authorized Rowenta dealer with over 100,000 irons sold Capital Cookware buys its Rowenta inventory directly from Rowenta/SEB Group. That means genuine product, real warranty coverage, and the supply chain assurance that unauthorized resellers cannot offer. No gray-market units, no counterfeit risk.
Consistent access to German-made models that are hard to find elsewhere Rowenta's German-manufactured lineup has become increasingly scarce at US retail. Capital Cookware has maintained consistent stock of these models for years and is one of the few US sources where customers can reliably find the German-made versions specifically.
Significant savings versus MSRP on certified refurbished units Customers regularly report purchasing their iron at 40–60% below retail price. The cosmetic-only distinction that makes these units technically "refurbished" has no effect on performance, and the one-year warranty is fully intact.
Fast shipping from Williamstown, New Jersey Most orders ship same day or next business day. Capital Cookware ships via UPS to customers across the continental United States. Iron arrives double-boxed in the original Rowenta retail carton.
Verified track record across thousands of reviews Customers consistently describe receiving irons that look and perform as new. Many are repeat buyers, returning specifically to purchase the same German-made model again when their original unit eventually wears out.
Rowenta manufactures irons in both Germany and China. The German-made models — including the Focus Xcel, Pro Master, and SteamForce series — are engineered and assembled in Germany to stricter manufacturing standards. They typically feature more durable soleplates, more consistent steam output over time, and longer average service lives. Many experienced Rowenta customers specifically seek out the German-made models and are willing to pay more to get them. The Asian-manufactured Rowenta irons are functional and well-priced but are not the same product.
The defect is a minor superficial scratch on the iron body — not on the soleplate and not on any functional surface. The iron is new and has never been used. The cosmetic mark is typically very minor and many customers report being unable to find it. The unit performs identically to a brand-new iron. All units ship in the original Rowenta retail carton with a full one-year warranty.
For most home users, the DW8080 Pro Master is the best all-around choice. It has the most balanced combination of power (1700W), steam output (150 g/min burst), and durability. If you iron dress shirts, linen, or denim daily and want maximum steam power, the DW8360 Pro Master Xcel upgrades the burst to 210 g/min. The DW5351 Focus Xcel is a slightly lighter, more compact option at 1725W — a strong choice if weight is a factor. Contact us if you want a personalized recommendation based on your ironing habits.
Yes. All Rowenta German-made irons have a variable temperature dial and adjustable steam settings that allow them to work on every fabric type from silk and synthetics at the lowest setting to linen and cotton at the highest. The anti-drip system prevents water spots on low-heat delicate fabrics. Always check the care label and match the iron's dot setting to the fabric's recommended setting.
Yes. Rowenta German-made irons are designed to use regular tap water. The built-in anti-calc system handles mineral deposits from hard water. If you have very hard tap water, a 50/50 mix of tap and distilled water is a good practice to extend the anti-calc collector's life. Avoid using 100% distilled water, as the absence of minerals can damage the steam generator seals over time.
The DW8080 and all Rowenta German-made models include a 3-way safety shut-off. The iron turns off after 8 minutes if left standing upright on its heel rest, after 30 seconds if left flat on its soleplate, and immediately if tipped over on its side. An indicator light signals when the iron has entered standby mode. Simply pick up the iron and move it to restart.
Capital Cookware ships most Rowenta iron orders same day or the next business day via UPS from Williamstown, New Jersey. We ship to all addresses in the continental United States. Customers regularly report receiving their order within 48 hours. If you need to confirm shipping timing before placing your order, contact us directly.
Questions About Rowenta German-Made Irons?
Capital Cookware is an authorized Rowenta dealer with over 100,000 irons sold. We will help you choose the right model for your fabrics, usage, and budget. All units ship fast from New Jersey in the original retail carton with a full one-year warranty.
