Komet Low Speed Surgical Cross Cut Stone bur - 1 pc

The Komet Surgical Cross Cut Stone (003619.204.016.RA) is a low-speed, contra-angle (RA) surgical bur made in Germany, designed for precision shaping, smoothing, and finishing during oral surgery and restorative procedures. Its cross-cut pattern gives controlled, efficient material removal with minimal heat build-up — ideal for Egypt dental and oral surgery practices needing predictable, low-vibration contouring.

Clinical Uses

• Bone and tissue contouring/smoothing in oral surgery
• Fine shaping and finishing of restorative preparations at low speed
• Controlled surface refinement where high-speed cutting would generate excess heat

Key Features

• Cross-cut pattern for uniform, efficient material removal
• Low-speed (RA contra-angle) handpiece compatibility for controlled, precise operation
• Minimal heat generation — protects surrounding tissue during surgical use
• Stable tactile feedback for predictable, safe cutting

Specifications

How to Use

1. Mount the bur on a low-speed contra-angle handpiece.
2. Use light, controlled passes with adequate irrigation to shape or smooth the target surface.
3. Sterilize the bur following standard instrument reprocessing protocols between patients.

Why Buy From MedSTA

• Genuine Komet (Germany) surgical bur — not a copy or relabeled substitute
• Reliable, low-heat cutting for controlled surgical and restorative work
• Fast delivery across Egypt for oral surgery and general dental practices
• Pairs with our surgery & perio instruments for a complete surgical kit

FAQ

What is a surgical cross-cut bur used for?
It's used for precision shaping, smoothing, and finishing during oral surgery and restorative procedures, giving controlled material removal with minimal heat.

What does RA mean?
RA indicates a contra-angle shank for low-speed handpieces, giving slower, more controlled cutting than a high-speed FG bur.

Does this bur need irrigation during use?
Yes — adequate irrigation is recommended to control heat and protect surrounding tissue, as with any surgical rotary instrument.

What handpiece does this fit?
A low-speed contra-angle handpiece (RA shank).