627 060 HP ABRASIVES PINK - (Pack of 6)

The pink abrasive medium grit dental bur from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered abrasive instrument designed for reliable, consistent performance in demanding dental laboratory workflows. Classified under ISO 625 104 068 523 060, this instrument delivers controlled material removal across a range of clinical and laboratory applications.

Product Overview

This pink abrasive medium grit dental bur features a medium grit formulation specifically suited for medium hard metal alloys. The pink color coding provides immediate visual identification of grit level, reducing preparation errors and streamlining instrument management in busy dental environments. Each pack contains 6 abrasives, ensuring a consistent supply for high-volume workflows.

Key Specifications

• Grit Level: Medium
• Material Compatibility: Medium Hard Metal Alloys
• Standard Classification: ISO 625 104 068 523 060
• Pack Quantity: 6
• Color Coding: Pink (Medium Grit)

Applications

The pink abrasive medium grit dental bur is suited for the following dental technology disciplines:

• Crown and Bridge Technology — Precise contouring and finishing of crown and bridge restorations on medium hard metal alloys.
• Model Casting Technique — Controlled material removal and surface preparation in model casting procedures.

German Engineering Quality

Manufactured by Busch & Co. GmbH, this pink abrasive medium grit dental bur upholds the rigorous standards associated with German-made dental instruments. Consistent performance, dimensional accuracy, and durability are central to the Busch product philosophy.

FAQ

What alloys is this abrasive designed for? This instrument is formulated for medium hard metal alloys, making it suitable for a broad range of standard dental laboratory casting materials.

How many abrasives are included per pack? Each pack contains 6 individual abrasive instruments.

What does the pink color coding indicate? Pink color coding identifies this as a medium grit abrasive, enabling quick visual differentiation from coarser or finer instruments.