- Length: 133 mm
- Width: 80 mm
Hand sanding blocks for flat, curved and profiled surfaces
A sanding block puts even pressure behind the abrasive, which is the whole reason a hand-sanded face comes out flat instead of dished. Grade the body to the work: a hard block cuts fast and keeps edges crisp on frames, sills and panel joints, while a soft or foam-backed body follows a curve and stops the abrasive digging in at the corners. Format matters as much as hardness, so check the block against the abrasive you already stock, whether that is a strip cut from a roll, a punched rectangle or a round pad.
Hook and loop backing swaps sheets in seconds and suits fast grit progressions, while a clamped body runs cheaper on plain paper over long runs. Sizes here span narrow bodies for glazing bars and rebates up to wide ones that cover a door in fewer strokes. An extraction port is worth having on filler and paint work, where clogging kills the abrasive long before it is worn out.
For contours a hand sanding pad flexes further, and the wider sanding tools range covers powered machines.
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- Width: 80 mm
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- Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
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- Supplier warranty: FACOM - Legal warranty applicable
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