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The Busch® Fig. 256 Krause Vanadium Burs, ISO #010, deliver outstanding quality and performance for professional jewelers and metalworkers. Crafted from premium tungsten vanadium steel, each bur is precisely machined to provide a smooth, consistent cut, ensuring exceptional control and durability for intricate jewelry tasks. Manufactured in Germany, these burs are known for their precise, evenly spaced teeth that offer seamless cutting and finishing—even when used at low speeds. The slender Krause profile is specially designed for detailed work in tight spaces, making these burs ideal for removing excess solder, enlarging holes, and refining hinge knuckles, clasps, and other delicate components. Featuring a standard 3/32" (2.38mm) diameter shank and measuring approximately 1-3/4" (44.5mm) in length, they are compatible with most flex shaft and rotary handpieces.
This pack includes six burs, providing a reliable supply for consistent, professional-grade performance across a wide range of jewelry applications. Trust Busch® Burs for the precision, strength, and quality craftsmanship essential to high-end jewelry making.
Brand: Busch®
Material: High-quality tungsten vanadium steel
Head Shape: Krause (Fig. 256)
Head Diameter: 1.00 mm
Standard Shank Diameter: 3/32" (2.38 mm)
Head Length: 7.50 mm
Total Length: 1-3/4" (44.5 mm)
Cut Type: Single-cut for precision detailing
Country of Origin: Germany
Quantity: Pack of 6
About this Item:
Busch® burs are expertly crafted from premium tungsten vanadium steel to ensure smooth, even cutting and exceptional durability. Their finely machined teeth provide precise cuts, making them ideal for detailed jewelry repair and intricate metalwork. Designed for reliable performance even at low speeds, these burs help jewelers achieve flawless finishes with ease.
How to Use:
Securely attach the bur to a rotary tool such as a flex shaft or Dremel. Use light, steady pressure during operation, and apply a lubricant like Busch Lube-Stik to reduce friction and prolong the tool’s life.
Safety Information:
Always wear protective eyewear while operating rotary tools. After each use, clean the bur carefully with a soft cloth and mild soap to maintain sharpness and ensure long-lasting performance.
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