862Z 016 FG ZIRAMANT - (Pack of 2)
The diamond dental bur for zirconia from Busch & Co. GmbH — the 862Z 016 FG ZIRAMANT — is a precision-engineered rotary instrument designed specifically for the demanding requirements of zirconia and ceramic restorations. Featuring a flame shape with a Special Diamond Coating (Mittel/Mittel), this instrument delivers controlled, efficient material removal with consistent clinical performance.
Product Specifications
- Shape: Flame
- Coating: Special Diamond Coating — Mittel/Mittel (medium/medium grit)
- Material Compatibility: Zirconia, Ceramic (Ziramant designation)
- ISO Classification: 806 314 249 525 016
- Shank: FG (Friction Grip)
- Pack Contents: 2 burs per pack
Applications
This diamond dental bur for zirconia is engineered for two primary clinical applications:
- Processing of Zirconium Oxide: Optimised for shaping, adjusting, and finishing zirconia frameworks and restorations with precision and minimal material stress.
- Crown and Bridge Technology: Ideal for intraoral and laboratory adjustments in crown and bridge workflows, enabling accurate occlusal and marginal refinement.
Why Choose the Busch ZIRAMANT Series?
Busch & Co. GmbH has a long-standing reputation for German-engineered dental instrumentation. The ZIRAMANT series is purpose-built as a diamond dental bur for zirconia, offering a coating formulation specifically developed to handle the hardness of zirconium oxide without premature wear. The flame geometry provides excellent access to proximal and occlusal surfaces.
Manufactured in Germany, these instruments meet the exacting standards expected of professional dental tools used in modern restorative practice.
FAQ
What is the ISO classification for this bur? The ISO classification is 806 314 249 525 016.
How many burs are included in each pack? Each pack contains 2 burs.
Is this bur suitable for use on ceramic as well as zirconia? Yes, this diamond dental bur for zirconia is designed for use on both zirconia and ceramic materials as indicated by its Ziramant designation.
