Busch Diamond Taper (Cone) Round Bur | Busch No. 8850 014 – Fine Grit, Red Ring – FG | Pack of 2

The diamond taper (cone) round fine grit dental bur from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision rotary instrument engineered for consistent, controlled performance in demanding clinical environments. Featuring a taper (cone) round form with fine grit abrasive and a distinctive red ring colour-coding, this instrument is designed to meet the exacting standards of modern restorative and prosthetic dentistry.

Product Specifications

• Shape: Taper (Cone) Round
• Grit: Fine
• Ring Colour: Red
• ISO Classification: 806 314 199 514 014
• Pack Contents: 2 burs per pack

Applications

This diamond taper (cone) round fine grit dental bur is specifically suited for crown preparation procedures, where precise margin definition and controlled tissue removal are essential. The fine grit formulation enables smooth finishing passes, reducing the need for additional polishing steps and contributing to more efficient chairside workflows.

Key Features

• Fine grit diamond coating for smooth, refined cutting action
• Taper (Cone) round geometry ideal for subgingival and supragingival crown margins
• Red ring identification for quick, reliable grit recognition
• Manufactured to ISO standard 806 314 199 514 014
• Made in Germany — consistent quality and dimensional accuracy

Each pack contains two units of this diamond taper (cone) round fine grit dental bur, providing excellent value for high-volume practices. German engineering ensures tight tolerances and reliable diamond bond retention throughout the working life of the instrument.

FAQ

What procedure is this bur designed for? This instrument is optimised for crown preparation, offering the fine grit finish required for accurate margin preparation.

How many burs are included per pack? Each pack contains 2 burs.

What does the red ring indicate? The red ring is the internationally recognised colour code for fine grit diamond instruments.

What is the ISO classification for this bur? The ISO classification is 806 314 199 514 014, which defines the instrument's form, grit, and shank type.

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