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Busch Diamond Taper (Cone) Round Bur | Busch No. 856 014 – Medium Grit – FG | Pack of 6

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The diamond taper (cone) round dental bur medium grit from Busch & Co. GmbH is engineered for precise crown preparation, delivering consistent performance in clinical environments that demand accuracy and reliability. Manufactured in Germany, this instrument reflects the exacting standards that dental professionals have come to expect from a trusted name in rotary instrumentation.

ShapeTaper (Cone) Round
GritMedium
ShankFG (Friction Grip)
PackPack of 6
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Product Details

  • Shape: Taper (Cone) Round
  • Grit: Medium
  • ISO Classification: 806 314 198 524 014
  • Shank: FG (Friction Grip)
  • Pack Size: 6 burs per pack

Applications

The diamond taper (cone) round dental bur medium grit is specifically suited for crown preparation procedures, where controlled material removal and consistent shaping are essential. The taper (cone) round geometry supports efficient preparation of tooth structure with smooth, predictable results.

German Engineering Quality

Each diamond taper (cone) round dental bur medium grit is made in Germany, ensuring adherence to rigorous manufacturing tolerances. Busch & Co. GmbH has a long-standing reputation for producing dental rotary instruments that combine durability, dimensional accuracy, and clinical dependability. The medium grit designation provides a balance between efficient cutting and a refined surface finish, making it a versatile choice for routine restorative workflows.

With a pack of 6 burs included, this offering supports consistent single-use protocols or allows for a reliable supply within a busy practice setting.

Podiatry Use

A 1.4 mm taper (cone) round diamond, the 856 014 is the second-smallest of the 856 sizes Busch lists for podiatry. Medium grit on this round-ended taper is used for smoothing callus and nail surfaces. Supplied 6 per pack. Related collections: diamond podiatry burs and nail-edge and fine-work burs.

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 is the ISO classification for this bur?

The ISO classification is 806 314 198 524 014.

What shank type does this bur use?

This bur uses an FG (Friction Grip) shank, compatible with standard high-speed handpieces.

What is the primary application for the diamond taper (cone) round dental bur medium grit?

It is primarily used for crown preparation in restorative dentistry.

How many burs are included in each pack?

Each pack contains 6 burs.

What does Busch list the 856 014 for in podiatry?

Busch includes the 856 014 in its podiatry range for callus and nail smoothing. The FG (friction grip) shank is for podiatry turbine units.

Compare With

Manufacturer Reference
Komet (Gebr. Brasseler) 856.314.014
Brasseler USA 856.31.014
Meisinger 856-014-FG
NTI (Kerr Rotary) M856-014
Alpen (Coltène) 60032283
Edenta 856.314.014
Horico FG 198 014
NTI (podiatry) 856-016M-HP

Podiatry numbers: see the Podiatry Bur Comparison Chart.

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Busch & Co. has been making burs in Germany since 1905, under ISO 13485.