One of our best selling finishing carbide burs, the 7901 FG Flame Carbide has a 12 blade configuration and 31-Friction Grip Standard shank.

DD offer a full range of burs including sterile diamond burs, gold diamond burs , twister diamond burs, steel burs and Tungsten carbide burs in FG, RA and HP fittings.

Our burs deliver exceptional cutting power with superior 3-layer diamond coating, durability, and compliance with industry standards, ensuring seamless procedures and superior outcomes. Elevate your practice with our reliable and precise diamond burs (FG). The MR.BUR Flame Coarse Diamond Bur FG is packaged in 10 pcs/pack.

Each pack contains 5 durable flame burs of the selected size and grit. Cavity, Crown & Bridge preparation is now easier. Our flame shaped burs are made in Israel and are designed for rapid and effective cutting. We ship worldwide - Click to start.

Flame burs are used by dentists, dental lab workers, jewelers, and hobbyists. These burs are similar to bud burs but have a longer and more slender shape. Flame burs are available in a wide range of diameters with either a standard length or long neck.

Eagle Dental Flame Shaped Carbide Burs are made of single piece tungsten carbide material for high efficiency and durability. They have 12 flutes and are available in two popular types: 7104 Flame and 7106 Flame which differs mainly in their head size and length.

Double-cut flame burs (SH) have crossing left- and right-hand flutes to quickly remove stock from steel, stainless steel, and other high-strength ferrous metals while leaving a smoother finish than single-cut burs.

10-pk Flame shaped bur. $5.95/ea. Catalog Number 274H L1 3.5 L2 19.0 Grit 12FL Diameter 1.8

Flame— For contoured surfaces, slots, and holes. Double cut burs are for rapid metal removal with a coarser finish than single cut. Single cut burs are for gradual metal removal with a fine finish. For technical drawings and 3-D models, click on a part number.

Single-cut flame burs (SH) have parallel rows of right-hand spiral flutes to balance stock removal and finish. Single-cut burs are used in general applications to evacuate chips on most materials, including brass, copper, cast iron, and steel.