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Busch Diamond Torpedo Conical Bur | Busch No. 8877K 014 – Fine Grit, Red Ring – FG | Pack of 2

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The diamond torpedo conical fine grit dental bur from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered rotary instrument designed for demanding restorative and prosthetic procedures. Featuring a torpedo conical geometry with fine grit diamond abrasive and a distinctive red ring designation, this bur delivers controlled, smooth cutting action suited to a wide range of clinical applications.

ShapeTorpedo Conical
GritFine (Red Ring)
ShankFG (Friction Grip)
Pack2 burs per pack
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Product Specifications

  • Shape: Torpedo Conical
  • Grit: Fine (Red Ring)
  • ISO Classification: 806 314 297 514 014
  • Shank: FG (Friction Grip)
  • Pack Quantity: 2 burs per pack

Key Features

The diamond torpedo conical fine grit dental bur combines a tapered conical form with fine diamond particles, enabling precise margin refinement and smooth surface finishing. The red ring coding provides quick, reliable grit identification chairside, minimising the risk of instrument selection errors. Each bur is manufactured to ISO 806 standards, ensuring consistent dimensions and performance across every use.

Applications

This instrument is particularly well suited for crown preparation procedures, where controlled tooth reduction and accurate margin definition are essential. The fine grit characteristic of this diamond torpedo conical fine grit dental bur makes it ideal for finishing and refining preparations rather than aggressive bulk removal, supporting optimal crown seating and fit.

The diamond torpedo conical fine grit dental bur is well-suited for the following clinical procedures:

Crown Preparation Crown Preparation — Reduction of tooth structure to create the margins and clearance required for a crown.

German Engineering

Manufactured by Busch & Co. GmbH in Germany, this diamond torpedo conical fine grit dental bur reflects the high-quality standards associated with German dental instrument production. Each unit is crafted for durability, dimensional accuracy, and consistent clinical results across its intended service life.

Instrument Dimensions

Head Ø1.4 mm (ISO size 014)
ShankFG (Friction Grip) — 1.60 mm Ø, 19 mm overall length (ISO 314)

Per ISO 6360, the size number is the maximum head diameter in tenths of a millimeter. See our Busch Bur Size Chart for the full size conversion table, shank codes, and color ring guide.

Warranty & returns

Busch Warranty & 60-Day Returns

This Busch instrument is guaranteed against manufacturing and workmanship defects — we'll repair or replace it under normal professional use. Unused, unopened product in its original packaging can also be returned or exchanged within 60 days of delivery. Full terms are on our Warranty page and Returns page.

FAQ

What does the red ring indicate on this bur?

The red ring is the ISO colour code for fine grit diamond abrasive, allowing quick chairside identification of the cutting coarseness.

What shank type does this bur use?

This bur features an FG (Friction Grip) shank, compatible with standard high-speed handpieces used in dental practices.

How many burs are included per pack?

Each pack contains 2 individual burs.

Compare With

Manufacturer Reference
Komet (Gebr. Brasseler) 8877K.314.014
Brasseler USA 8877K.31.014
NTI (Kerr Rotary) F877K-014
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Made in Germany, shipped from the US
Busch & Co. has been making burs in Germany since 1905, under ISO 13485.