5879 014 FG DIAMOND VERY COARSE - (Pack of 6)

The diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit from Busch is a precision dental rotary instrument engineered for demanding clinical procedures that require aggressive material removal. Featuring a torpedo (tapered) shape and a black ring designation indicating very coarse grit, this bur delivers fast, controlled cutting when working with hard dental tissues and restorative materials.

Product Overview

This instrument is classified under ISO standard 806 314 290 544 014, providing practitioners with confidence in specification compliance and compatibility. The black ring color coding universally identifies the very coarse grit level, making instrument selection straightforward in a clinical setting. Supplied as a pack of 6, this offering ensures consistent availability for high-volume practices.

Key Features

• Shape: Torpedo (tapered)
• Grit: Very Coarse (Black Ring)
• ISO Classification: 806 314 290 544 014
• Pack Quantity: 6 burs per pack
• Shank: FG (Friction Grip)
• Manufactured in Germany to rigorous quality standards

Clinical Applications

The diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit is particularly suited for crown preparation, where efficient and precise tooth reduction is essential. Its aggressive cutting surface allows clinicians to achieve the necessary clearance and taper quickly and accurately.

• Crown Preparation

Why Choose This Bur?

When you need reliable, fast cutting performance, the diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit stands out as a professional-grade choice. Made in Germany, Busch instruments are recognized for their consistency, durability, and dimensional accuracy — qualities that translate directly into predictable clinical outcomes. The pack of 6 format supports efficient inventory management in busy dental practices.

FAQ

What does the black ring indicate on this bur? The black ring color code universally denotes a very coarse grit level, signaling the most aggressive cutting grade in standard diamond bur classifications.

What is the ISO classification for this instrument? This bur is classified as ISO 806 314 290 544 014.

How many burs are included per pack? Each pack contains 6 burs.

Is this bur compatible with standard high-speed handpieces? Yes, the FG (Friction Grip) shank is designed for use with standard high-speed dental handpieces.