Abrasive sanding block GEKO 125x90x25 mm P40, angled

Angled abrasive sanding block GEKO 125 x 90 x 25 mm P40 is a hand sanding tool intended for coarse material removal and surface preparation on wood, metal and paint layers. The block’s angled shape provides controlled contact with edges and profiles while maintaining a firm backing for even pressure distribution. With coarse P40 abrasive, it helps shape edges, remove old coatings and quickly level rough surfaces prior to further processing or finishing.

Advantages

The GEKO angled sanding block combines a rigid backing with a coarse abrasive surface to ensure stable sanding and consistent grit contact. Its angled design allows easier access to corners and uneven profiles without losing control, and the 125 x 90 x 25 mm size offers a balanced contact area for both broad surfaces and detailed edge work. The P40 grit is appropriate for fast stock removal and shaping tasks, reducing time spent on rough preparation.

Suitable for

• Removing old paint and varnish from wooden and metal surfaces
• Shaping and smoothing rough edges on woodwork
• Preparing surfaces before filler application or repainting
• Coarse sanding of metal parts prior to welding or priming

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 125 x 90 x 25 mm
• Abrasive grit: P40 (coarse)
• Angled block shape for edge and profile access
• Rigid backing for even pressure and stable sanding
• Hand-operated sanding tool for manual use

How to use

Hold the GEKO angled sanding block with firm but controlled pressure and move it along the surface with even strokes following the grain on wood or the contour of the workpiece. Use the angled edge to reach corners and profiles, and flip the block to use the flat face on larger areas. For metal and painted surfaces, start with light passes to assess material removal rate, then increase pressure if more aggressive sanding is required. Replace the block or abrasive surface when the grit is worn to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask when sanding. For finishing tasks, follow coarse P40 sanding with progressively finer grits to achieve the desired surface smoothness. Avoid excessive pressure to prevent gouging; let the abrasive and block backing do the work.