Hand blocks
Hand sanding block 70 × 198
Hand sanding block with hook and loop and extraction port – for strips and rolls.
- Hook and loop plus clamps
- Extraction port
- Flat sanding surface
Technical details
- Sanding surface
- 70 × 198 mm
- Attachment
- Hook and loop + clamps
- Dust extraction
- Port Ø 27 mm
- Machine
- Hand sanding
Terms explained
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Description
The block for flat hand sanding: hook-and-loop face for PRO STRIP, clamps for roll paper, port for your workshop vacuum. Ergonomic grip, flat sanding surface – for body filler, primer surfacer and wood.
In the guides
Sanders & technique
Hand sanding: with a block, in strokes, criss-cross
Why the sanding block matters more than the grit, when to sand criss-cross and where the machine cannot reach.
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Sanders & technique
Sanding edges, profiles and curves
Where the random orbital sander can’t reach: hand block, sanding strips and non-woven abrasive – with a shaped block for profiles and without rounding over the edges.
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Wood
Sanding and repainting an old wooden door
Strip it completely or just key it? When you need P80, when P180 is enough – and why mouldings and edges are sanded by hand.
P80 → P120 → P180 → P240
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Product safety
Information under the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR). What that means →
Manufacturer
Custom-Automotive GmbHIndustriestraße 2263517 RodenbachGermanyinfo@customwheel.de- Brand
- KORNDEX
- Product
- Hand sanding block 70 × 198 · Hand blocks
- Item number
- HANDSCHLEIFBLOCK-1
Warnings and safety information
Dust and eye protection
Sanding creates dust. Work with dust extraction; otherwise wear respiratory protection (at least FFP2) and safety glasses. Dust from wood, metal, paint and plastics can be harmful to health; old paints dating from before the 1990s may contain lead.
Matched to the machine
Only use backing pads and interface pads on machines with a matching fitting and diameter, and do not exceed the maximum speed stated on the machine. An oversized pad overhangs and strikes edges.
Check for wear
Inspect the hook-and-loop surface, hole pattern and fitting before you start. If the abrasive no longer holds securely, the surface is worn or the fitting has play: replace it. A disc that comes loose while running flies a long way.
By hand
Hand blocks and pads do not protect your hand from sharp edges and burrs on the workpiece. Wear gloves on metal and chipped paint – but not when sanding by machine, as they can get caught.