Sanding Block 98×68×25 mm Grade 60, pack 1 piece, No name (MPN 49193)

Sanding Block 98×68×25 mm Grade 60 is a compact hand sanding tool with P60 abrasive grit supplied as a single piece. The block's rectangular dimensions 98×68×25 mm offer a stable grip and even pressure distribution, enabling controlled material removal on wood, metal, painted surfaces and filler. It is intended for shaping, leveling and surface preparation prior to finishing or painting where medium-coarse abrasive action is required.

Advantages

The sanding block delivers consistent contact with the workpiece, reducing uneven wear and helping to maintain a flat sanding plane. Medium-coarse P60 grit removes material efficiently while still allowing controlled shaping and smoothing. Its compact size gives good access to edges, corners and curved areas, and the single-piece supply makes it convenient for small repairs and DIY tasks.

Suitable for

• Manual sanding of wooden furniture and joinery
• Removing paint or varnish from small areas
• Sanding filler and smoothing repaired surfaces
• Preparing metal surfaces before priming
• Shaping and leveling during restoration and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 98 × 68 × 25 mm
• Abrasive grit: P60 (medium-coarse)
• Form factor: rectangular hand block
• Pack size: 1 piece
• Primary materials: abrasive paper on a rigid backing suitable for manual sanding

How to use

Hold the sanding block with a comfortable grip and apply even pressure while moving it along the surface in the direction or pattern appropriate for the material. For wood and filler, work with the grain where possible to avoid cross-grain scratches. For painted or metal surfaces, use steady strokes and inspect progress frequently to avoid over-sanding. Replace the block if the abrasive wears down or becomes clogged.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and a dust mask. For extended work or to extend abrasive life, periodically clean the abrasive surface and consider switching to finer grit progressively (for example P80–P120) as the surface becomes smoother.