Busch Diamond Torpedo Bur | Busch No. 5878 014 – Super Coarse Grit, Black Ring – FG | Pack of 6

The diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit from Busch is a precision rotary instrument engineered for demanding dental procedures that require aggressive cutting action. Featuring a torpedo-shaped diamond tip with a black ring designation indicating very coarse grit, this bur delivers reliable, controlled material removal in a variety of clinical applications.

Product Specifications

• Shape: Torpedo
• Grit: Very Coarse (Black Ring)
• ISO Classification: 806 314 289 544 014
• Pack Quantity: 6 burs per pack
• Shank: FG (Friction Grip)

Applications

This diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit is specifically suited for crown preparation procedures, where efficient tooth reduction and shaping are essential. The aggressive cutting surface enables clinicians to achieve the necessary reduction quickly while maintaining control over the preparation margins.

The diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit is well-suited for the following clinical procedures:

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

Instrument Dimensions

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.

Why Choose This Diamond Bur

Manufactured in Germany to stringent quality standards, this instrument reflects the precision engineering that Busch is known for in the dental industry. The diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit provides consistent cutting performance across multiple uses, making it a reliable choice for general dental practice and specialist work alike. The FG shank ensures compatibility with standard high-speed handpieces.

FAQ

What does the black ring indicate? The black ring on the shank indicates a very coarse grit level, designed for maximum material removal in initial preparation stages.

How many burs are included? Each pack contains 6 individual burs.

What is the ISO classification for this bur? The ISO classification is 806 314 289 544 014.

Is this diamond torpedo bur very coarse grit compatible with standard handpieces? Yes, the FG friction grip shank is compatible with standard high-speed dental handpieces.