Microcopy - Neodiamond #0614.8 Fine 25Pk

• Measurement: 1.4 mm Fine grit for final finishing
• Modified Cylinder smooths margins effectively(#0614.8)
• Creates perfectly smooth, polished restoration surfaces
• Prevents vibration and wobble
• Quantity: 25-pack sterile diamond burs

The Microcopy Neodiamond Fine diamond bur is the preferred instrument for dental professionals focused on the finishing and polishing phase of demanding restorative work, ensuring superior aesthetics and clinical longevity. If you are searching for the best Microcopy Neodiamond #0614.8 Fine then its combination of Fine grit diamond particles and the specialized Modified Flat End Cylinder head shape is uniquely suited for precise marginal refinement and creating incredibly smooth surfaces on ceramic, composite, and enamel, is best for you.

This bur is integral to the NeoDiamond line, ensuring a single-patient-use, pre-sterilized instrument for every case, which completely removes the variables of dullness and cross-contamination from your practice. Each purchase contains a robust 25-pack, providing excellent value and maintaining efficiency by keeping your inventory well-supplied with fresh, reliable instruments. This precision tool features the proprietary XactFit shank technology, which is meticulously engineered to maintain the industry's strictest diameter tolerances, guaranteeing a perfectly concentric, non-wobbling fit within any high-speed Friction Grip (FG) handpiece.

This stability is crucial for delicate finishing work and helps protect the life of the handpiece. The Fine grit designation, typically indicated by a Red color band on the shank, signifies a smaller diamond particle size, making it ideal for the final, feather-edge marginal reduction and smoothing of preparation walls. The distinctive Modified Flat End Cylinder head shape, specified as size #0614.8, has a working diameter of approximately 1.4 mm at its widest point and a length of around 8.0 mm, giving it the versatility for both axial wall refinement and fine surface smoothing.

Dental practices rely on this diamond bur for creating clear, crisp margins that are essential for the accurate seating of indirect restorations and for producing highly polished, plaque-resistant restorative surfaces.