Abrasive sanding block KLINGSPOR 98×68×25 mm grit 60 (model 45526A)

Abrasive sanding block KLINGSPOR 98×68×25 mm grit 60 is a compact hand sanding tool designed for manual sanding and finishing of wood, metal and painted surfaces. The rectangular block provides a stable contact area and even pressure distribution to assist in leveling, deburring and preparing surfaces prior to finishing or repainting. Its size and shape suit close-up work and allow controlled material removal on flat and mildly contoured surfaces.

Advantages

The sanding block offers a firm grip and consistent contact with the abrasive material to produce uniform sanding results. With medium-coarse grit 60, it removes material efficiently while maintaining surface control for follow-up finishing. The compact dimensions make it convenient to manipulate in hand, improving access to edges and corners compared with larger sanding tools. The block construction helps to keep the abrasive sheet flat and reduces accidental gouging.

Suitable for

• Sanding and leveling wooden components before staining or varnishing
• Removing rust, old paint or loose material from metal surfaces
• Preparing painted surfaces for repainting and spot repairs
• Deburring and smoothing edges on small parts

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 98 × 68 × 25 mm
• Abrasive grit: 60 (medium-coarse)
• Shape: rectangular block for hand use
• Intended materials: wood, metal, painted surfaces
• Designed use: manual sanding, deburring, surface preparation

How to use

Attach a suitable abrasive sheet or use the pre-mounted abrasive surface on the block. Apply even hand pressure and move the block along the workpiece in the direction appropriate for the material—along the grain for wood, and in controlled strokes for metal and painted surfaces. Check progress frequently and change to finer grit abrasives as the surface smoothness requires. Keep the block clean of clogged debris to maintain consistent sanding action.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask. When working on painted surfaces, test a small area first to assess adhesion and layer thickness. Replace the abrasive when wear reduces cutting efficiency or when clogging cannot be removed by brushing.