Abrasive Sanding Sheet GEKO 230x280 mm P240, pack sizes 10/500

GEKO abrasive sanding sheet in size 230 x 280 mm with P240 grit is designed for fine sanding and surface finishing. The sheet is suitable for manual sanding or use with compatible sanding blocks and machines where a fine cut and smooth surface are required. Supplied in the stated pack sizes (10 or 500 pieces), this abrasive cloth provides consistent abrasive performance across wood, metal, paint and primer layers.

Advantages

These sanding sheets deliver a uniform P240 abrasive finish that helps achieve smooth surfaces and prepare substrates for final coatings. The 230 x 280 mm format fits standard sanding tools and is convenient for hand-held work or machine backing plates. The abrasive material resists clogging during light finishing work and maintains a consistent cutting action for fine sanding tasks.

Suitable for

• Final surface preparation of wood before sealing or varnishing
• Light sanding of painted surfaces and primer smoothing
• Fine metal deburring and finishing
• Automotive small-area finishing and touch-ups

Key specifications

• Sheet dimensions: 230 x 280 mm
• Abrasion grade: P240 (fine grit)
• Material type: abrasive cloth sheet suitable for wood, metal and paint
• Pack options: available in packs of 10 or 500 sheets
• Recommended use: manual sanding or compatible sanding machines/blocks

How to use

Select the appropriate pack quantity and prepare the workpiece by removing loose debris and contaminants. For hand sanding, attach the sheet to a sanding block or hold it flat and sand along the grain on wood or across the surface for paints and metals, applying moderate, even pressure. For machine use, fit the sheet to a compatible backing plate or holder and operate at recommended speeds for fine abrasive grades, ensuring steady movement and avoiding prolonged dwell in one spot to prevent surface damage.

Usage recommendations

Use P240 sheets for final finish steps and between coats; inspect the sheet regularly for clogging and replace when cutting efficiency decreases. Store sheets flat in a dry environment to maintain performance.