Abrasive Sanding Block GEKO G78567 angled 125×90×25 mm P220, pack 250

Angled abrasive sanding block GEKO G78567, size 125×90×25 mm with P220 grit is designed for manual sanding of wood, painted surfaces, fillers and metals. Its beveled edge and compact dimensions allow access to corners and curved profiles while the P220 abrasive provides a fine finish suitable for final smoothing and preparation prior to painting or varnishing. Supplied in a pack of 250 pieces, it is intended for workshop and production environments where a consistent fine grit is required for finishing tasks.

Advantages

The angled shape improves reach into tight corners and along contoured surfaces without excessive force, reducing the risk of over-sanding. The P220 grit offers a balance between material removal and surface refinement, producing a smooth substrate for primers, paints and topcoats. Packaging in a bulk pack of 250 ensures an uninterrupted supply for repetitive jobs and reduces the need for frequent restocking in professional settings.

Suitable for

• Sanding wooden furniture and cabinetry before finishing
• Preparing painted surfaces for repainting or spot repairs
• Smoothing filler, putty and repair materials
• Light deburring and finishing of metal and composite parts
• Detail work on profiles, mouldings and corners

Key specifications

• Shape and dimensions: angled block, 125×90×25 mm
• Abrasive grit: P220 (fine grit for finishing)
• Application: dry manual sanding for fine finishing
• Material compatibility: wood, paint, filler, metals and composites
• Pack quantity: 250 pieces

How to use

Select the angled sanding block and apply light to moderate pressure while moving the block along the workpiece with the grain on wood or with smooth, even strokes on painted and metal surfaces. Use the beveled edge to access corners and contours; avoid excessive pressure to prevent creating uneven spots. Replace the sanding block when the abrasive becomes clogged or worn to maintain consistent finish quality.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, start with a coarser grit for heavy material removal if needed, then finish with the P220 grit to achieve a smooth surface ready for primer or topcoat. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as dust masks and eye protection when sanding, and use dust extraction or a well-ventilated workspace to reduce airborne particles.