Abrasive sanding block GEKO 125x90x25 mm P60, angled

Angled abrasive sanding block GEKO 125×90×25 mm P60 is a compact manual sanding tool designed for preparation and finishing of wood, metal, painted surfaces and fillers. The block’s angled profile provides better access to edges and contours while keeping the abrasive surface in consistent contact with the workpiece. Its P60 grit delivers medium-coarse abrasive action suitable for initial material removal, shaping and smoothing before finer grits are used.

Advantages

The GEKO angled sanding block combines a robust core with a replaceable abrasive coating to maintain even pressure distribution and reduce hand fatigue during extended use. Its angled geometry improves reach into corners and along profiles and enables controlled removal of paint, rust or filler. The P60 abrasive ensures efficient stock removal and consistent surface cross-cutting without excessive clogging when used appropriately.

Suitable for

• Hand sanding of wooden panels, frames and mouldings
• Removing old paint, varnish or rust from metal parts
• Sanding putty and filler to shape and level repair areas
• Shaping and deburring edges and contours before priming or coating

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 125 mm × 90 mm × 25 mm
• Abrasive grit: P60 (medium-coarse)
• Angled profile for improved access to edges and contours
• Suitable for manual sanding and finishing
• Compatible with standard hand pressure sanding techniques

How to use

Select the GEKO angled sanding block with P60 grit for tasks requiring moderate material removal. Hold the block with a firm, even grip and move it along the work surface with steady strokes following the grain on wood or across the surface on metal and filled areas. Use the angled edge to reach corners and profile details, applying light to moderate pressure to avoid gouging. Inspect the abrasive frequently and replace if worn or clogged to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with the P60 block for coarse shaping and switch to finer grits for finishing. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask when sanding. On painted or coated surfaces, test in a small area first to assess adhesion and underlying layers before extensive sanding.