601 030 HP ABRASIVES PINK - (Pack of 6)

The HP abrasives pink medium grit dental bur from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered abrasive instrument designed for reliable performance in professional dental laboratory workflows. Classified under ISO 625 104 001 523 030, this medium-grit abrasive is specifically formulated for use with medium hard metal alloys, delivering consistent material removal with controlled finishing results.

Product Overview

This pack of 6 HP abrasives pink medium grit dental bur units provides excellent value for high-volume dental laboratory environments. The medium grit designation ensures a balanced approach between efficient stock removal and surface refinement, making it suitable for a wide range of intermediate finishing tasks on medium hard metal alloy restorations.

Applications

• Crown and Bridge Technology — Ideal for shaping, contouring, and finishing metal frameworks used in crown and bridge restorations.
• Model Casting Technique — Well suited for refining cast metal components in model casting workflows, ensuring accurate fit and surface quality.

Key Features

• Medium grit formulation optimized for medium hard metal alloys
• ISO Classification: 625 104 001 523 030
• Consistent abrasive performance across all 6 pieces in the pack
• Manufactured in Germany to high quality standards
• HP shank for compatibility with standard laboratory handpieces

The HP abrasives pink medium grit dental bur is made in Germany, reflecting Busch & Co. GmbH's long-standing commitment to precision manufacturing and quality engineering for dental professionals worldwide.

FAQ

What metal alloys is this abrasive suitable for? This abrasive is designed for medium hard metal alloys, as specified by its medium grit classification.

How many units are included? Each pack contains 6 abrasive instruments.

What is the ISO classification for this product? The ISO classification is 625 104 001 523 030.

Is the HP abrasives pink medium grit dental bur compatible with standard laboratory handpieces? Yes, the HP shank type is designed for use with standard dental laboratory straight handpieces.