Nylon sanding brush GEKO 120x100 mm, abrasive P80, pack of 30

GEKO nylon sanding brush 120×100 mm with P80 abrasive comes as a pack of 30 and is designed for sanding and surface preparation of wood. The brush combines a flexible nylon backing with medium-coarse P80 abrasive grit to deliver consistent material removal and smoothing on flat surfaces, edges and profiles. It is suitable for both hand-held sanding and machine-mounted setups used in carpentry, furniture restoration and general wood finishing.

Advantages

The nylon construction provides resilience and adapts to contours while maintaining abrasive performance over multiple uses. P80 grit offers a balance between aggressive stock removal and controlled surface finish, making it efficient for leveling, removing old coatings and preparing wood for subsequent finishing. Supplied in a pack of 30, the set ensures uniform results across several workpieces and reduces interruptions for frequent replacement.

Suitable for

• Sanding raw and planed wood surfaces
• Removing paint, varnish or adhesive residues from wooden parts
• Smoothing edges, profiles and mouldings
• Prepping surfaces before staining, sealing or painting
• Use in workshop or production-line sanding machines and hand-held tools

Key specifications

• Size: 120 × 100 mm
• Abrasive grade: P80 (medium-coarse)
• Backing material: nylon
• Pack quantity: 30 pieces
• Intended material: wood (raw, planed, coated)

How to use

Select the appropriate tool or machine adapter for the nylon sanding brush and secure it according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Begin sanding with even pressure and consistent strokes along the grain for best results; when working on edges or profiles, allow the flexible nylon backing to conform to shapes while avoiding excessive force that could cause uneven removal. Replace individual brushes from the pack as abrasive performance diminishes or when a change of grit is required for finer finishing steps.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, start with P80 to remove material or old finishes, then move to finer grits for final smoothing. Use protective equipment such as dust masks and eye protection. Test on a small area to verify compatibility with the wood and existing coatings before full application.