Manual sanding supply GRAPHITE 55H917 for wood, width 115 mm, weight 100 g, 1 pc

GRAPHITE 55H917 is a manual abrasive sponge designed for woodworking and finishing tasks. The sanding supply has a working width of 115 mm, weighs 100 g and is supplied as a single piece. The sponge has an abrasive coating on four sides and a granulation of 100, making it suitable for finish grinding, smoothing and surface preparation of wood and other materials. Its soft, conformable structure allows the sponge to follow contours and adapt to uneven surfaces; it can also be cut into smaller pieces to access tight or intricate areas. The product is suitable for both wet and dry processing and is intended for hand sanding and detail work.

Advantages

The abrasive sponge provides a uniform abrasive surface on four sides for longer usable life per piece and consistent finish quality. Its soft foam body conforms to complex shapes and prevents accidental cutting into the substrate while maintaining good contact with the surface. With granulation 100 it delivers effective finish grinding and smoothing on putty, finish coats and wood without aggressive material removal. The option to use it wet or dry expands its versatility across different finishing workflows.

Suitable for

• Manual sanding and finishing of wooden furniture and joinery
• Smoothing and feathering putty, fillers and finish coats
• Detail sanding in corners, profiles and curved surfaces
• Finishing painted, varnished or plastic-coated surfaces
• Wet or dry surface preparation before painting or varnishing

Key specifications

• Working width: 115 mm
• Material type: abrasive-coated foam sponge
• Dimensions of sponge block: 70 x 25 x 10 mm
• Abrasion grade: 100 (fine finish)
• Suitable processing: wet and dry
• Weight per unit: 100 g
• Pack content: 1 piece

How to use

Select the GRAPHITE 55H917 abrasive sponge for the required finish and, if necessary, cut the sponge into smaller pieces to reach narrow or detailed areas. Hold the sponge with even pressure and move it along the surface in the direction appropriate to the workpiece—along the grain for wood—to achieve an even finish. For wet sanding, moisten the sponge slightly and keep the surface clean from dust to prevent clogging. Replace the sponge when the abrasive surface is worn or no longer produces the desired result.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment such as dust mask and safety glasses when sanding. For painted or varnished surfaces, test a small inconspicuous area first to confirm compatibility. Store the sponge in a dry place and avoid prolonged exposure to solvents that can degrade the foam.