141 014 HP SURGERY ROUND CARBIDE - (Pack of 2)

The round carbide bone cutter bur oral surgery instrument from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered carbide bur designed to meet the demanding requirements of modern oral surgical procedures. Built to exacting German standards, this bur delivers reliable, controlled cutting performance for clinicians who require consistency and accuracy at every stage of a procedure.

Product Overview

This instrument is classified as a Carbide, Round, Bone Cutter bur, manufactured to the ISO standard 500 104 001 291 014. It is supplied as a convenient pack of 2, ensuring availability during extended or complex surgical sessions. The round carbide design is optimised for bone reduction and contouring, providing smooth, efficient cutting action with minimal vibration.

Key Features

• Carbide construction for long-lasting sharpness and durability
• Round bur geometry suited to bone cutting and contouring
• ISO classification: 500 104 001 291 014
• Supplied in a pack of 2
• Manufactured in Germany to consistent quality standards

Applications

The round carbide bone cutter bur oral surgery instrument is indicated for use in oral surgery procedures, including bone preparation, osteotomy site refinement, and surgical site contouring. Its carbide cutting flutes are engineered to perform effectively in hard tissue environments, making it a dependable choice for oral and maxillofacial applications.

Oral Surgery

When consistent cutting geometry and reliable material quality are critical, the round carbide bone cutter bur oral surgery bur from Busch & Co. GmbH provides the precision demanded by experienced clinicians.

FAQ

What ISO classification does this bur carry? This bur is classified under ISO standard 500 104 001 291 014.

How many burs are included in this listing? This product is supplied as a pack of 2.

What material is this bur made from? The bur is constructed from carbide, providing durability and consistent cutting performance.

Where is this instrument manufactured? This instrument is made in Germany by Busch & Co. GmbH.