Bur Bits Points 1

Red for fast cutting on high tensile, tough material such as steel and malleable iron. Also used on porcelain and glass. For medium to fine finishing work.

White for extremely fine grit (400) for polishing a high finish on high tensile, tough materials including gemstone, staineless steel and glass. Extremely fine cutting. Hold geometry

Silicon Carbide- Green mounted points for low-tensile, brittle or "smeary" type materials such as aluminum or brass; stainless steel, glass, gemstones and other non-metals. Used for a broad range of work including grinding, deburring, smoothing and cleaning. For rough finishing work and cleaning.

Unmounted points for light deburring, cleaning, smoothing, and polishing. Ideal for hard to reach areas on ferrous and non-ferrous alloys, as well as other material. Cushioned action performance. Color coded grit.

Long lasting, firmly bonded ruby provides smooth finish on hard materials such as steel, porcelain, glass, acrylic, soft and precious metals, and wood.

Used on hardened steel, glass, precious metals, ceramics, stone, and composite materials in industrial, jewelry, and dental laboratory applications

Plated Diamonds

Precision turned, stainless steel to ensure proper concentricity and balance for high speed use. All the corners are rounded and the plating cycle is specifically tuned for the point shape to ensure even diamond coverage and strong bond. The sharp, natural diamond grit conforms to ISO specifications for medium diamond grit (120-200 mesh/125-180 micron.

Plated Diamonds

Sintered Diamonds

Made with structurally uniform, man made diamonds held in a hard binder with extreme heat and pressure for several ours in oxygen-free environment (the "hot pressure" method). The result is a uniform, solid sintered matrix of diamonds in a stronger binder for maximum durability. New diamonds are exposed as the point ins used. The medium grit points are suitable for use on tall materials including hardened steel, glass, and stone.