Abrasive sanding block GEKO slanted 125×90×25 mm P150, pack 250

Slanted abrasive sanding block GEKO 125×90×25 mm P150 is a hand sanding tool designed for controlled material removal on wood, painted, plaster and metal surfaces. Its angled shape enables access to edges and detailed profiles while maintaining a comfortable grip for manual use. Supplied in a pack of 250 pieces, this sanding block is intended for repetitive workshop and industrial tasks such as surface preparation, smoothing and paint removal where medium-fine P150 grit provides balanced cutting and finishing.

Advantages

The slanted geometry facilitates sanding of corners and contoured areas that are difficult to reach with flat abrasives. P150 grit offers a compromise between material removal rate and surface refinement, making it suitable for intermediary sanding stages. The compact block size (125×90×25 mm) provides a steady handhold and predictable pressure distribution, reducing the risk of uneven sanding. Packaging in a bulk pack of 250 supports high-volume use and reduces the need for frequent reordering.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Manual sanding and finishing of wooden furniture and joinery
• Preparation of painted surfaces prior to repainting
• Smoothing plaster and filler before priming
• Light deburring and surface refinement on metal parts
• Repeated workshop or production-line sanding operations

Key specifications

• Shape: slanted block for angled sanding
• Dimensions: 125 × 90 × 25 mm
• Abrasive grain size: P150 (medium-fine)
• Intended use: manual sanding of wood, paint, plaster, and metal
• Pack quantity: 250 pieces

How to use

Select an appropriate starting surface and ensure it is clean and free of loose debris. Hold the slanted sanding block by its body to maintain even pressure and move it along the surface following the grain on wood or using long, overlapping strokes on painted or plaster surfaces. Use the angled edge to reach corners, grooves and detailed profiles. Replace the block when the abrasive surface becomes clogged or worn to maintain consistent results. For metal work, use light, controlled passes to avoid excessive heat build-up.

Usage recommendations

For best results, pair P150 grit with coarser abrasives for initial material removal and finer grits for final finishing. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust mask and eye protection when sanding. Keep work area ventilated and clean abrasive blocks between uses if contamination is a concern.