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Busch & Co. GmbH  |  SKU: 035050

8801LZ 011 FG-XLG ZIRAMANT FINE - (Pack of 2)

Regular price $22.99

The premier diamond bur for zirconia cutting, the Busch 8801LZ 011 FG-XLG ZIRAMANT FINE delivers exceptional fine-grit performance engineered specifically for zirconia and ceramic materials. Designed for dental professionals who demand precision and consistency, this instrument meets the exacting standards of modern restorative workflows.

Product Overview

This round diamond bur features a Special Diamond Coating in a fine grit formulation optimized for zirconia and ceramic substrates. Classified under ISO standard 806 316 001 515 011, the ZIRAMANT FINE offers reliable, repeatable results in clinical and laboratory settings. This listing includes a pack of 2 burs, ensuring continuity throughout demanding procedures.

Key Applications

  • Processing of Zirconium Oxide — The fine diamond coating makes this bur ideal for controlled reduction and shaping of zirconia restorations.
  • Crown and Bridge Technology — Engineered to support precise preparation and adjustment in crown and bridge workflows where surface integrity is critical.

Why Choose the ZIRAMANT FINE as Your Diamond Bur for Zirconia Cutting?

When selecting a diamond bur for zirconia cutting, grit consistency and coating adhesion are paramount. The ZIRAMANT FINE uses a special diamond coating developed to maintain cutting efficiency across the full service life of the instrument. Made in Germany by Busch and Co. GmbH, each bur reflects the quality standards associated with German dental instrument manufacturing.

Specifications

Attribute Detail
Shape Round
Coating Type Special Diamond Coating
Grit Fine / Fine Grit for Zirconia/Ceramic
ISO Classification 806 316 001 515 011
Series ZIRAMANT
Pack Quantity 2

FAQ

Is this diamond bur for zirconia cutting compatible with standard FG handpieces? Yes, the FG designation indicates compatibility with friction-grip high-speed handpieces commonly used in dental practice.

What does the fine grit designation mean for clinical use? Fine grit provides a smoother cutting action suited for finishing and fine adjustment of zirconia and ceramic restorations, reducing surface roughness and the risk of micro-fractures.