Mani Diamond Burs – BC Series / Ball Collar Type

1. This product is used by connecting to dental handpiece and rotates to grind hard materials and tissues etc..
It is the dental diamond burs with stainless steel shank and non-sterile instrument.
2. Main materials
a) Metal base: Stainless steel (including nickel and chromium)
b) Working part: Fine diamond crystals attached to metal base(including nickel and chromium)
c) Shank: Stainless steel (including nickel and chromium)

This product has a stainless steel working part which is coated with fine diamond crystal.
It is defined as the rotary grinding instruments for hard tissues such as tooth and bones.
It is used for connecting with dental handpiece.
It can also be used for grinding metal, plastic, porcelain and other hard materials.

Shank Material: Stainless steel.
Shank Type: Friction grip
Shap: Ball Collar
Working Part: Fine diamond crystals attached to the metal base.

Pack of 5 Pcs Burs

Select the Appropriate Bur: Choose the Mani Diamond Bur with the shape, size, and grit appropriate for your specific dental procedure.
Shank Insertion: Insert the shank of the Mani Diamond Bur fully into the dental handpiece to establish a secure and stable connection.
Pre-Use Inspection: Before use, run the Mani Diamond Bur at a low speed to check for any wobbling or decentering. If you notice any irregularities, replace the bur to ensure precision.
Patient Preparation: Prepare the patient for the dental procedure, ensuring they are comfortable and adequately anesthetized if necessary.
Coolant and Lubrication: During the procedure, always use a continuous coolant spray to prevent overheating of the bur and the treated area. Maintain a consistent water supply to prevent clogging and minimize the risk of pulp-related issues.
Proper Pressure and Speed: Apply the appropriate pressure, typically 20 to 50 PSI, depending on the bur’s diameter. Operate the bur at or below the maximum recommended RPM to prevent overheating and maintain efficiency.
Correct Motion: Maintain steady and controlled movements during the procedure, avoiding abrupt levering, tilting, twisting, or jamming motions. Never use a pulling motion, as it can damage the instrument and affect the procedure’s precision.