Mani Pear (Amalgam) Tungsten Carbide Burs - 245

The Mani Pear (Amalgam) Tungsten Carbide Burs - 245 are precision dental instruments specifically designed for amalgam procedures. Crafted from high-quality tungsten carbide, these burs offer exceptional durability and maintain sharp cutting edges for efficient and controlled amalgam removal and shaping.

The Pear (Amalgam) design of the Mani series provides optimal access and control during amalgam removal, facilitating precise shaping and contouring. This design is also ideal for conservative Class I and Class II cavity preparations, creating rounded internal line angles and minimizing undercuts for both amalgam and composite restorations. Mani's proprietary blade geometry, featuring carefully spaced cutting flutes and optimized rake angles, ensures clean, chatter-free cuts in dense enamel and dentine.

These tungsten carbide burs are engineered for consistent, vibration-free cutting across a wide range of operative procedures, including crown cutting and access opening. They are supplied non-sterile but are fully autoclavable, designed to withstand multiple high-heat sterilization cycles without discoloration or corrosion, ensuring reliable performance and infection control. The friction-grip (FG) shank is dimensionally accurate to ISO specifications, ensuring an accurate fit and concentric run in high-speed handpieces.

Key Features : 

Specialized Pear (Amalgam) design for optimal access and control during amalgam removal and shaping
Constructed from high-quality tungsten carbide for superior strength, wear resistance, and sustained sharp cutting edges
Suitable for conservative Class I and Class II cavity preparations, creating rounded internal line angles and minimizing undercuts
Engineered for consistent, vibration-free cutting and improved blade geometry for effective cutting in hard tissues
Autoclavable for repeated sterilization cycles, ensuring infection control and instrument longevity
Features an ISO-standard Friction Grip (FG) shank for accurate fit and concentric operation in dental handpieces