Busch Carbide Bone Taper (Cone) Pointed Cutter | Busch No. 269 016 – HP | Pack of 2
The carbide bone cutter dental bur from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered rotary instrument built for demanding oral surgery procedures. Featuring a taper (cone) pointed geometry and robust carbide construction, it delivers controlled, efficient cutting performance where surgical accuracy is paramount.
Product Overview
This carbide bone cutter dental bur is optimized for bone preparation tasks in oral surgical settings. Manufactured to exacting German standards, the carbide substrate ensures long-lasting sharpness and consistent resistance to wear under demanding clinical conditions. Each pack contains 2 burs, providing immediate backup availability during procedures and reducing the risk of workflow interruption.
Standard Classification
ISO Classification: 500 104 199 295 016
Specifications
- Type: Carbide, Taper (Cone) Pointed, Bone Cutter
- Reference: 269 016 HP
- Pack Size: Pack of 2
- Shank: HP (Handpiece)
- ISO: 500 104 199 295 016
Applications
The carbide bone cutter dental bur is well suited for alveolar bone contouring, surgical site preparation, and other osseous procedures requiring precise, controlled removal of hard tissue. The taper (cone) pointed design allows the clinician to access confined surgical fields with confidence, maintaining cutting efficiency throughout the procedure.
Why Choose This Bur
As a professional-grade carbide bone cutter dental bur, the 269 016 HP is manufactured by Busch & Co. GmbH, a trusted name in rotary dental instruments. The HP (Handpiece) shank ensures compatibility with standard surgical handpieces, making it a practical and reliable addition to any oral surgery instrument setup.

FAQ
What shank type does the 269 016 HP use? This bur uses an HP (Handpiece) shank, compatible with standard straight surgical handpieces.
How many burs are included per pack? Each pack contains 2 burs, providing a ready backup during clinical use.
What is the ISO classification for this bur? The ISO classification is 500 104 199 295 016.
