Mirka: hand sanding tools
Hand blocks and manual sanding tools with different shapes and functions.
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Mirka hand block Mirka 125x60x12mm 2 S soft/hard
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Mirka Hand block Mirka Handy 80x230mm Grip 55L Yellow
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Mirka file 70x400mm Grip 53L
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€79.52*
€83.66*
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Mirka Handblock Grip sanding block without dust extraction
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€9.94*
€18.08*
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Mirka round moulding support for 70x198mm block 22L
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Mirka hand block 70x198mm Grip 22L+3 strips P120 grey
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€18.54*
€18.09*
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Mirka hand block 115x230mm Grip
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€26.33*
€50.83*
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Mirka Handpad Grip adjustable strap
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€11.69*
€10.04*
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Mirka round moulding support for 70x125mm block 13L
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Mirka - Accessories | Manual sanding tools | DecoSander 80 x 230 mm / 225 mm x1 piece
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Mirka - Accessories | Manual sanding tools | DecoSander 80 x 230 mm / 225 mm x1 piece
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Mirka - Accessories | Hand Abrasives | Abrasive stamps 30/30 mm x2 pieces
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Mirka - Accessories | Other accessories | Telescopic rod for DecoSander x1 pack
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Mirka - Accessories | Other accessories | Carry case for DecoSander x1 pack
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sia Abrasives Handblock fle x ibel – Handblock fle x ibel, 70 x 198 mm – Height: 32 mm, without hole
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sia Abrasives hand block for grinding discs – hand block for 125 mm discs, soft, 75 x 125 mm – height: 53 mm, without hole
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Hand sanding tools – controlled work on surfaces, edges and profiles
Hand sanding tools give the abrasive defined support and help manual guidance. From firm blocks to conformable contour aids, shape, length and compliance vary considerably. Select according to the required result: flat sanding requires different contact conditions from reworking an existing profile. Suitable abrasives and, where needed, suitable extraction complete the arrangement.
Firm surface or flexible contour aid
A firm block helps guide over a defined surface. Softer or shaped tools conform more readily to curves and profiles. What matters is whether to level or preserve a shape. Pressing abrasive with individual fingers creates different pressure conditions from using suitable support.
Select length, width and grip position
Long blocks cover a different contact length from short detail tools. Compare component dimensions with the working surface and check steady guidance. In confined areas, access and visibility of the contact zone matter. An especially large block offers no benefit if it cannot rest correctly or move controllably.
Coordinate abrasive format and attachment
Hook-and-loop, clamps and other holding systems need the corresponding abrasive version. When cutting to size, allow extra length for attachment where necessary. Mesh, paper and cushioned products behave differently. Match the combination to substrate and sanding stage, avoiding creases or poorly attached edges.
Connect extracted hand sanding correctly
For blocks with extraction, abrasive, air paths and hose connection must match. Check freedom of movement with the hose attached and keep openings clear. Clean according to instructions and inspect the supporting surface. Hand sanding can also cause significant dust exposure and must be included in protection planning.
Manufacturers & system selection
- Mirka – Use the specific compatibility information for pad, interface and abrasive rather than selecting by external dimensions alone.
Guides & resources
Mirka: selecting abrasives
Manufacturer overview of abrasive shapes, backings and intended applications.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions: hand sanding tools
When is a long hand block useful?
When component geometry needs a longer guided contact surface. A shorter or differently shaped tool may better suit small details, strong curves or confined areas.
Can I use any hand block for wet sanding?
No. Tool and abrasive must suit the intended wet process. Observe material compatibility, attachment and application instructions.
Does hand sanding need extraction?
That depends on dust and method. An extracted block can form part of suitable dust capture; the specific process determines required protective measures.
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