Busch & Co. · Collection

ZIRAMANT Zirconia Burs – Diamond Burs for Zirconia by Busch

The ZIRAMANT Zirconia Diamond Bur by Busch is a precision-engineered solution developed specifically for the efficient and accurate processing of zirconium oxide in the dental practice. Zirconia has become a dominant material in modern restorative dentistry thanks to its exceptional aesthetics, biocompatibility, and mechanical strength — yet its extreme hardness presents a persistent challenge during chairside adjustment and finishing. The ZIRAMANT Zirconia Diamond Bur addresses this directly through a stable, mixed diamond coating engineered exclusively for sintered zirconium oxide.

Shop 19 instrumentsWhich one do I need?
Since 1905 · ISO 13485 · Made in GermanyShips from the US
ZIRAMANT Zirconia Burs – Diamond Burs for Zirconia by Busch
19 instruments
Jump to
View as
Guides & charts for this collection

Reference pages already linked from this collection, in one place.

Care guideDental Bur Reprocessing & Sterilization GuideChartBur Comparison ChartGuideBur Color Coding & ISO GuideGlossaryDental Bur GlossaryChartSpeed Chart

Which ZIRAMANT Zirconia Bur Do You Need?

Use the coarse green-ring crown cutters and burs for cutting through and reducing zirconia, then the medium and fine red-ring burs for contouring and finishing; every bur in the collection is linked below by its Busch number (all sold in packs of 2).

ZIRAMANT burs by job5 items
Job Busch No. Shank and grit
Sectioning or removing a zirconia crown 6880Z 014, 6855Z 014 FG, coarse (green ring) crown cutters
Access opening through a zirconia crown 6801Z 010, 6801Z 014, 6801Z 018, 6831RZ 014 FG, coarse (green ring) trepanation burs
Adjusting and contouring chairside 379Z 014, 862Z 016, 855Z 014 FG, medium grit
Reduction with a longer reach 6379Z 023, 6855Z 025, 6860Z 014, 6801LZ 014, 6838LZ 012 FG-LG / FG-XLG, coarse (green ring)
Margin refinement and fine finishing before polishing 8379Z 019, 8855Z 021, 8860Z 010, 8801LZ 011, 8838LZ 009 FG-LG / FG-XLG, fine (red ring)
Crown cutters2 items
Busch No. Shape Grit / shank
6880Z 014 Cylinder round crown cutter Coarse, green ring, FG
6855Z 014 Taper (cone) round crown cutter Coarse, green ring, FG
Coarse grit burs (green ring)9 items
Busch No. Shape Grit / shank
6801LZ 014 Round Coarse, FG-XLG
6838LZ 012 Cylinder round Coarse, FG-XLG
6855Z 025 Taper (cone) round Coarse, FG-LG
6379Z 023 Football (egg) Coarse, FG-LG
6860Z 014 — Coarse, FG-LG
6831RZ 014 Trepanation Coarse, FG
6801Z 010 Trepanation Coarse, FG
6801Z 014 Trepanation Coarse, FG
6801Z 018 Trepanation Coarse, FG
Medium grit burs3 items
Busch No. Shape Grit / shank
379Z 014 Football (egg) Medium, FG
862Z 016 Flame Medium, FG
855Z 014 Trepanation Medium, FG
Fine grit burs (red ring)5 items
Busch No. Shape Grit / shank
8801LZ 011 Round Fine, FG-XLG
8838LZ 009 Cylinder round Fine, FG-XLG
8855Z 021 Taper (cone) round Fine, FG-LG
8379Z 019 Football (egg) Fine, FG-LG
8860Z 010 Cylinder pointed Fine, FG-LG

Why Choose ZIRAMANT Instruments by Busch?

Manufactured in Germany, these premium diamond burs deliver high cutting efficiency, controlled material removal, and superior heat management — qualities essential when working with high-performance ceramics. The specialized mixed diamond coating ensures consistent performance across repeated use, reducing instrument fatigue and protecting the integrity of the zirconia restoration.

The collection is available in 11 different shapes and grits, providing clinicians with the versatility required for a full range of chairside applications — from gross reduction to fine contouring and finishing of zirconia crowns, bridges, veneers, and implant-supported restorations.

Key Features

  • Specially formulated mixed diamond coating optimized for sintered zirconium oxide
  • 11 shapes and grits for versatile clinical applications
  • High cutting efficiency with controlled material removal
  • Superior durability and thermal management during use
  • German-engineered precision manufacturing

Clinical Use

The ZIRAMANT Zirconia Diamond Bur is ideal for dentists and prosthodontists performing chairside adjustments on zirconia crowns, bridges, veneers, and implant restorations. Whether reducing occlusal contacts, refining margins, or polishing surfaces, these instruments provide the reliability and performance demanded in a busy clinical environment.

Care and Reconditioning

Clean, disinfect and sterilize the burs between patients following Busch’s validated reprocessing instructions and the symbols on each package. Our Dental Bur Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers the general workflow for Busch burs and diamonds.

Compare With

Related Busch collections: Zirconia Burs & Polishers, Zirkon Zirconia Bur Workflow Set, 2-Step Diamond Polishers for Zirconia, Crown Cutter Burs, Crown & Bridge Burs, and Dental Diamond Burs. For bur numbers and terminology, see the Bur Comparison Chart, the Bur Color Coding & ISO Guide and the Dental Bur Glossary.

Dental Instruments, Tools, Burs, Diamonds and Polishers Made In Germany

FAQ

What is the best bur for cutting zirconia crowns?

For sectioning or removing a sintered zirconia crown, use a coarse ZIRAMANT crown cutter, the 6880Z 014 (cylinder) or 6855Z 014 (taper), both FG with a green ring, with generous water spray and light pressure. For an access opening through a zirconia crown, the 6801Z trepanation burs are the purpose-built choice.

Can I adjust zirconia with a regular diamond bur?

Regular diamonds wear quickly on sintered zirconia and generate more heat. ZIRAMANT burs carry a diamond coating designed specifically for sintered zirconium oxide, so they keep cutting and reduce the risk of microcracks. Always repolish adjusted zirconia afterwards.

Should I use coarse or fine grit on zirconia?

Use coarse (green ring) ZIRAMANT burs for reduction and occlusal adjustment, then fine (red ring) burs such as the 8855Z, 8860Z or 8379Z for margin refinement and contouring, followed by a two-step zirconia polish.

What is the difference between FG, FG-LG and FG-XLG ZIRAMANT burs?

All three fit a high-speed (FG) handpiece. FG-LG has a longer shank and FG-XLG an extra-long, slender shank for deep or hard-to-reach areas such as interproximal and abutment corrections.

How do I choose the right item from this collection?

Every product page details the exact specification, reference number, and application; for cross-brand references and terminology, see our Bur Comparison Chart, Speed Chart, and Bur Glossary — and our experts are a call away at (917) 480-2682 ext 101.

How should these instruments be reprocessed?

Follow the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions and the symbols on each product’s packaging; our reprocessing guide covers the general workflow.

Where are these instruments made?

The instruments in this collection are manufactured by Busch & Co. in Engelskirchen, Germany — a specialist in rotary precision instruments since 1905 — and ship fast from our US warehouse.

Further reading: Best Burs for Cutting and Adjusting Zirconia Crowns · The Complete Zirconia Finishing Workflow: Busch’s 5-Step Zirkon System Explained

Manufacturer literature: ZIRAMANT Diamonds Brochure (PDF) by Busch, with full product specifications and technical details.

Expert Help
Not sure which instrument fits your procedure?
Talk to our instrument specialists for selection assistance.
(917) 480-2682 ext 101 Contact us
60-day returns
Busch products: 60 days, unopened and unused.
Returns & Refunds
Warranty
Coverage differs by instrument line; the warranty page lists each one.
View warranty
Made in Germany, shipped from the US
Busch & Co. has been making burs in Germany since 1905, under ISO 13485.

  • Fast & Secure Shipping

    Fast and secure delivery from Germany and our US warehouse to your door.

  • Manufactured in Germany

    Crafted by skilled professionals in Germany for unmatched longevity.

  • Trusted by Experts

    Preferred and trusted by dental professionals across the globe.

  • Legacy of Excellence

    A tradition of innovation and craftsmanship since 1905 (Busch) and 1921 (Zepf).

Compare /5