649 025 FG ARKANSAS - (Pack of 6)

The Arkansas extra fine abrasive dental instrument from Busch & Co. is a precision-engineered tool designed for demanding dental finishing and filling treatment procedures. Crafted with an extra fine grit Arkansas abrasive, this instrument delivers controlled, consistent material removal with a refined surface finish that meets the expectations of experienced dental professionals.

Product Specifications

• Material: Arkansas abrasive
• Grit: Extra Fine
• Standard Classification (ISO): 635 314 171 504 025
• Pack Quantity: 6 instruments

Applications

This Arkansas extra fine abrasive dental instrument is specifically suited for filling treatment workflows, where precision surface refinement is essential. The extra fine grit ensures minimal aggressive cutting action, making it ideal for delicate finishing stages where accuracy and surface quality are paramount.

Quality & Craftsmanship

Manufactured in Germany by Busch & Co. GmbH, each Arkansas extra fine abrasive dental instrument adheres to rigorous German engineering standards. The result is a reliable, durable instrument that performs consistently across clinical settings. German-made quality ensures that every piece in the pack of 6 meets exacting tolerances.

Filling Treatment application is a primary use case for this instrument, enabling practitioners to achieve smooth, accurate results at the finishing stage.

FAQ

What grit level does this Arkansas instrument offer? This instrument features an extra fine grit, making it suitable for precise finishing and surface refinement tasks in dental procedures.

How many instruments are included in this pack? Each pack contains 6 Arkansas extra fine abrasive dental instruments, offering excellent value for busy dental practices.

What is the ISO classification for this instrument? The ISO standard classification is 635 314 171 504 025.

Where is this instrument manufactured? This Arkansas extra fine abrasive dental instrument is made in Germany by Busch & Co. GmbH, a trusted name in dental instrument manufacturing.