665 065 HP ABRASIVES GREEN - (Pack of 6)

The medium grit abrasive for ceramic acrylic metal alloys from Busch & Co. is a precision-engineered finishing and contouring tool designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern dental laboratory work. Supplied in a convenient pack of 6, this green-coded HP abrasive (ISO: 655 104 273 523 065) delivers consistent, controlled material removal across a broad range of substrates.

Key Specifications

• Grit: Medium
• Compatible Materials: Ceramic, Acrylic, Metal Alloys
• Standard Classification: ISO 655 104 273 523 065
• Shank Type: HP (Handpiece)
• Pack Quantity: 6 pieces

Applications

As a reliable medium grit abrasive for ceramic acrylic metal alloys, this tool is suited for a wide range of dental laboratory procedures. Its versatility makes it an essential instrument across multiple technical disciplines.

• Veneering / Ceramic Technology: Ideal for shaping and finishing ceramic veneers and layered restorations with precision.
• Crown and Bridge Technology: Provides controlled abrasion during the adjustment and finishing of crown and bridge frameworks in both ceramic and metal alloy materials.
• Plastics Technology: Effective on acrylic and other dental plastics, enabling smooth contouring without surface damage.

Why Choose Busch Abrasives?

Busch & Co. GmbH has long been recognized for producing high-quality dental instruments with exacting German manufacturing standards. The medium grit abrasive for ceramic acrylic metal alloys maintains this tradition, offering laboratory technicians a dependable, long-lasting tool that performs consistently across multiple material types.

FAQ

What materials is this abrasive compatible with? This is a medium grit abrasive for ceramic acrylic metal alloys, making it suitable for ceramic restorations, acrylic prosthetics, and various metal alloy frameworks.

What does the green color code indicate? The green color code identifies the medium grit level, allowing technicians to quickly select the appropriate abrasive for their application.

What is the ISO classification for this instrument? The ISO standard classification is 655 104 273 523 065.