Premium FG 556 Bur for Surgical and Dental Labs
◇◇ Product parameters ◇◇
| Cat.No. | Zekrya23 | Zekrya28 |
| Head Size | 016 | 016 |
| Head Length | 11 | 11 |
| Total length | 23 | 28 |
◇◇ Dental Carbide Burs ◇◇
What Are Carbide Burs?
Carbide Burs are dental rotary instruments made of Tungsten-carbide material. The Tungsten Carbide is a chemical compound (WC) containing equal parts of carbon and tungsten atoms. Its basic form is a fine gray powder, but it can be pressed and form into shapes through sintering for use in industrial machinery, cutting tools, chisels, abrasives, armor-piercing shells and jewelry.
What Are Dental Carbide Burs?
The use of tungsten carbide burs in dentistry has become very popular in recent year because they are excellent for preparation, adjustment and cutting of different materials.
Since Carbide dental burs are are made of a super-hard and very resistant chemical compound, they are ideal for cutting and drilling. Unlike diamond burs, the carbide dental burs leave smoother surface rather than rough.
Dental Carbide burs are available in different types and sizes, vary by shank, head and grit. The most popular types are Inverted cone burs, straight fissure burs, straight fissure cross cut, fissure tapered burs, short fissure burs, zekrya surgical burs, Lindemann burs, metal cutting dental burs, cross cut tapered fissure bur and safe ended endo burs.
Why Choose Eagle Dental Carbide Burs?
Eagle Dental Carbide burs feature excellent precision and superior finish with zero vibration.
They are made in Israel for higher quality control and can withstand repeated sterilization without rusting.
Differences Between Carbide And Diamond Burs
Diamond and carbide burs differ by precision, durability and the surface roughness.
The diamond burs are more accurate and less invasive, as they allow the dentist to achieve results with less chance of effective the tooth’s inner pulp area.
Carbide burs are considered much more durable and tend to have a longer lifecycle. They are also much more resistant to heat.
If you wish to achieve a smoother surface - you should consider working with carbide burs. Working with diamond burs usually creates a coarse and rugged environment, and a rough surface in general.
Do you need to cut zirconia or other ceramic crowns? Consider using the diamond burs. With their high-speed grinding abilities, the diamond burs are better suited for the job than carbide burs.
Click here to read more more about the differences between Zirconia and Carbide burs.
◇◇ Boyue Adantages ◇◇
- All CNC machine lines, each customer has a special CNC database to ensure stable product quality
- All products are tested for welding fastness
- Technical support and email-reply will be provided within 24 hours when quality issue occurs
- If quality issue occurs, new products will be delivered for free as compensation
- accept all package requirements;
- Special tungsten carbide burrs could be customized according to the actual needs of customers
7, DHL ,TNT, FEDEX as long-term partners, delivered within 3-7 working day
◇◇ Dental Burs Type Choose ◇◇
The high-performance tungsten carbide rotary burrs provide maximum cutting edge stability with a simultaneous high tenacity of the cutting edge.
BOYUE Tungsten Carbide Burr are ideal for shaping, smoothing and material removal. The tungsten ones are used on hardened steel, stainless steel, cast iron, nonferrous metals, fired ceramics, plastic, hard wood, especially on hard materials whose hardness can be above HRC70. To de-bur, break edges, trim, pro-cess welding seams, surface processing.
The product has long time operation life and its application range is widely, you can use different shape product according to your application. Use higher speeds for hard woods, slower speeds for metals and very slow speeds for plastics ( to avoid melting at the point of contact).
The tungsten carbide burrs are mainly driven by hand electric tools or pneumatic tools (also can be used on machine tool). The rotary speed is 8,000-30,000rpm;
◇◇ Tooth Type Choice ◇◇
Aluminum cut burrs are for use on nonferrous and nonmetallic materials. It is designed for rapid stock removal with minimum chip loading.
Chip Breaker cut burrs will reduce sliver size and improve operator control at a slightly reduced surface finish.
Coarse Cut burrs are recommended for use on soft material such as copper, brass, aluminum, plastics, and rubber, where chip loading is a problem.
Diamond Cut burrs are very effective on heat treated and tough alloy steels. They produce very small chips and good operator control.Surface finish and tool life is reduced.
Double Cut: Chip size is reduced and tool speed can be slower than normal speeds. Allows for rapid stock removal and better operator control.
Standard Cut: A general purpose tool designed for cast iron, copper, brass and other ferrous materials. It will give good material removal and good work piece finishes.
The unique properties of the 556 bur stem not only from its material but also from its innovative design. Each bur is meticulously shaped to offer optimal cutting efficiency, with a focus on minimizing heat build-up that can affect both tool longevity and patient safety. The FG (friction grip) design ensures that the bur fits securely in standard dental handpieces, providing a level of control that professionals trust. Additionally, the range of available shapes and sizes means that there is a 556 bur perfectly suited to every procedure. From fine detailing to bulk material removal, Boyue’s 556 burs are versatile tools in the hands of skilled professionals. In conclusion, Boyue's High-Quality FG Tungsten Surgical Laboratory Dental Carbide Bur represents the pinnacle of dental tool innovation. Each 556 bur is a product of rigorous engineering and quality assurance, designed to meet the exacting standards of dental professionals. With Boyue's commitment to excellence, each purchase is not just an investment in a tool but a step towards enhancing the quality of care that patients receive. Embrace the precision and durability of the 556 bur and set a new standard for excellence in your practice.