S 423FFX 023 HP SHORTIES CARBIDE - (Pack of 2)

The carbide egg bur super fine double cut shortie from Busch & Co. GmbH is a precision-engineered rotary cutting instrument designed to meet the demanding standards of modern dental practice. Crafted in Germany, this bur combines a distinctive egg-shaped head geometry with a super fine double cut carbide fluting pattern to deliver smooth, controlled material removal with minimal vibration.

Product Specifications

• Type: Carbide Cutter, Egg Shape
• Cut: Super Fine Double Cut
• Series: Shortie (reduced shank length for enhanced access)
• ISO Classification: 500 104 277 110 023
• Shank: HP (Handpiece)
• Pack Quantity: 2 burs per pack

Applications

As a carbide egg bur super fine double cut shortie, this instrument is particularly well suited for Crown and Bridge Technology procedures. The egg-shaped geometry allows clinicians to refine preparation margins, contour restorations, and access interproximal areas with precision. The super fine double cut pattern ensures a smooth surface finish, reducing the need for additional finishing steps.

Key Benefits

• German-engineered carbide construction for long-lasting sharpness
• Super fine double cut delivers smooth, chatter-free cutting action
• Shortie design improves access in restricted intraoral spaces
• Consistent geometry across the pack ensures predictable clinical outcomes
• HP shank compatible with standard straight and laboratory handpieces

The carbide egg bur super fine double cut shortie is a reliable choice for dental professionals who demand accuracy and durability from their rotary instruments. Each pack contains 2 burs, making it a practical addition to any clinical or laboratory setting.

FAQ

What is the ISO classification for this bur? The ISO classification is 500 104 277 110 023.

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

What shank type does this bur use? This bur features an HP (Handpiece) shank, compatible with standard straight handpieces.

What makes this a "shortie" bur? The shortie designation refers to a reduced overall length, which improves maneuverability and access in confined intraoral or laboratory environments.