Frank HIGH SPEED Diamond burs cylinder torpedo - GREEN 1 pc

The Frank Diamond Bur Cylinder Torpedo (Green, D.878.014.G) is a German-made high-speed diamond bur with a coarse (green) grit, built for aggressive, efficient cutting of tooth structure and restorative materials. Its cylinder-torpedo shape makes it a reliable choice for dentists in Egypt doing crown preparation and bulk reduction work.

Clinical Uses

• Controlled axial wall reduction during crown and bridge preparation
• Bulk tooth reduction and contouring
• General restorative cutting where fast material removal is needed

Key Features

• Cylinder torpedo shape, ideal for controlled reduction, axial wall preparation, and contouring
• Green diamond grit (coarse) for fast material removal and efficient cutting
• High-speed shank, designed for use with high-speed dental handpieces
• Premium diamond coating for consistent cutting performance and long-lasting sharpness
• Excellent heat dissipation, reducing vibration and improving clinical comfort

Specifications

How to Use

1. Mount the bur on a high-speed handpiece.
2. Use it for initial bulk reduction and axial wall shaping during crown preparation.
3. Use adequate water spray to control heat during cutting.
4. Follow with a finer-grit diamond or carbide bur for finishing once the bulk shape is established.
5. Sterilize the bur following standard instrument reprocessing protocols between patients.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Frank Dental (Germany) diamond bur, made-in-Germany quality
• Reliable, aggressive cutting for efficient crown prep and reduction work
• Fast delivery across Egypt for restorative and prosthodontic practices
• Support from a team that understands day-to-day dental supply needs

Pair this bur with a finer-grit finishing bur from our polishing burs and discs collection for a complete crown-prep-to-finish workflow.

FAQ

What does the green grit color mean?
Green indicates a coarse diamond grit, designed for fast, aggressive material removal rather than fine finishing.

What shape is this bur?
Cylinder torpedo — good for controlled axial wall reduction and contouring.

Does this bur need water coolant?
Yes — use adequate water spray to control heat during cutting, especially with a coarse-grit bur.

What handpiece does this fit?
It's designed for high-speed handpieces with an FG (friction grip) shank.