Manual sanding supply GRAPHITE 55H923 for wood, width 93 mm, 1 pc

GRAPHITE 55H923 is a manual sanding supply designed for working with wood and other surfaces. The product is supplied as a single angled sanding sponge with a working width of 93 mm and overall dimensions of 120 x 25 x 90 mm. With abrasive grain size 120 and abrasive coating on four sides, this sanding sponge is intended for finishing work such as surface smoothing, edge finishing and preparatory sanding before painting or varnishing. The ergonomic sponge shape and one oblique side provide comfortable hand-held operation and access to hard-to-reach areas. It is suitable for both wet and dry processing and can be used on putty, finish coats, gypsum, paints, plastics, wood, metal and varnish coatings.

Advantages

The GRAPHITE 55H923 sanding sponge combines a compact angled shape with a uniform abrasive coating on four sides for efficient manual sanding. Its 120-grit abrasive offers a balance between material removal and surface finish for finishing tasks. The oblique side enables precise work in corners and along edges, while the sponge body provides a comfortable grip for extended hand use. Wet and dry compatibility increases versatility across preparation and finishing workflows.

Suitable for

• Hand sanding and finishing of wooden surfaces
• Preparing surfaces before painting or varnishing
• Smoothing putty, finish coats and gypsum
• Light sanding of paints, plastics and varnish coatings
• Detail work in corners, edges and hard-to-reach spots

Key specifications

• Type: angled sanding sponge for manual use
• Abrasive grit: 120
• Working width: 93 mm
• Dimensions: 120 x 25 x 90 mm
• Abrasive coating: on four sides
• Processing: suitable for wet and dry use
• Material compatibility: putty, finish coats, gypsum, paints, plastics, wood, metal, varnish coatings
• Pack quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Hold the angled sanding sponge in hand and apply light to moderate pressure while moving it evenly over the work surface. Use the oblique side for corners, edges and hard-to-reach spots, and the flat faces for larger flat areas. For wet processing, moisten the sponge slightly before use and remove excess water during work; for dry processing, ensure the surface is clean and free of loose debris. Replace the sponge when the abrasive surface becomes clogged or worn to maintain consistent results.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results on wood, start with the 120-grit sponge for final leveling and smoothing, then proceed to finer abrasives if a smoother finish is required before painting or varnishing. When working with painted or varnished surfaces, test in an inconspicuous area first. Use light pressure to avoid over-sanding thin coatings, and follow appropriate safety measures such as dust extraction or a mask when sanding dry materials.