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The Busch® Burs – Wheel, Fig. 2 – 1.40 mm (ISO #014) deliver precision and reliability, making them indispensable tools for professional jewelers, engravers, and metalworkers. Made in Germany from premium tungsten vanadium steel, these burs are engineered to withstand heavy use while retaining cutting sharpness.
With precision‑machined, uniformly spaced teeth, they ensure smooth, accurate cutting and precise material removal. Their wheel-shaped design is ideal for shaping, smoothing, and texturing metals such as gold, silver, and platinum. The 1.40 mm diameter offers a balance between strength and fine detailing, allowing artisans to work on slightly larger features without sacrificing control.
Each bur features a standard 3/32” (2.38 mm) shank, approximately 1‑3/4" in total length, compatible with most rotary tools and handpieces. To maximize cutting efficiency and extend tool life, use a high-quality lubricant like Gesswein Lube‑Stik or equivalent. The maximum safe speed is clearly marked on the product packaging to guide safe operation.
This product is sold in a pack of six, conforming to ISO #014 standards, offering consistent performance and value. Whether you are performing jewelry fabrication, surface finishing, or intricate repair work, Busch® wheel burs stand out as a reliable, high‑precision choice.
Brand: Busch®
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Bur Shape: Wheel
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Figure: 2
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Head Diameter: 1.40 mm
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ISO Standard: #014
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Head Length: 1.24 mm
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Head Angle (α): 12.0°
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Material: Tungsten vanadium steel
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Shank Size: 3/32" (2.38 mm) – fits most rotary tools
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Total Length: Approx. 1-3/4"
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Quantity: 6 burs per package (1/2 dozen)
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Country of Origin: Germany
About This ItemEngineered for professional precision, the Busch®. Wheel Burs are manufactured in Germany from premium tungsten vanadium steel, ensuring strength, longevity, and clean, accurate cuts. Ideal for jewelers, engravers, and metalsmiths, these burs deliver optimal control for intricate shaping and surface refinement.
How to Use
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Insert the bur securely into a compatible rotary tool, such as a flex shaft, micromotor, or Dremel.
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Operate at the recommended RPM (check packaging for size-specific maximum).
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Apply light pressure and allow the tool to do the work.
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For best results and longevity, use with a lubricant like Gesswein Lube-Stik.
Safety & Maintenance
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Always wear protective eyewear when using rotary tools.
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Keep burs clean by wiping with a soft cloth and mild soap after use.
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Store burs in a dry, protective container to avoid moisture and dulling.
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Replace worn burs promptly to maintain precision and safety.
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Features
Premium Material: Crafted from high-quality tungsten vanadium steel for exceptional strength, durability, and long-lasting sharpness.
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Precision Cutting: Teeth are expertly precision-machined and uniformly spaced to provide smooth, accurate, and consistent cutting performance with minimal vibration.
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Wheel-Shaped Design: Specifically designed for shaping, smoothing, and adding detailed texture to precious metals and other materials.
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Compact Diameter: With a 1.40 mm head diameter, these burs are perfect for fine, intricate, and delicate work requiring precision.
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Standard Shank Size: Features a 3/32" (2.38 mm) shank, compatible with the majority of rotary tools and handpieces, ensuring versatile usage.
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Enhanced Durability: Designed to withstand heavy use; recommended to be used with lubricants like Gesswein Lube-Stik to extend tool life and maintain peak cutting efficiency.
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Made in Germany: Manufactured with renowned German precision and craftsmanship, strictly adhering to ISO #014 quality standards for professional-grade burs.
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Safe and Reliable: The maximum safe operating speed is clearly indicated on the packaging to ensure user safety and optimal tool performance.
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Convenient Packaging: Sold in a practical package of six (1/2 dozen) burs, delivering consistent quality and value for jewelry professionals and artisans.
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Versatile Application: Ideal for use on gold, silver, platinum, and other non-ferrous metals, making it a staple tool for jewelers, engravers, and metalworkers.
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