Busch & Company

▶ Busch Abrasives
▶ Busch Steel Burs
▶ Busch Carbide Burs
▶ Bur Sets
▶ Busch Carbide Oral Surgery Burs
▶ Busch Steel Oral Surgery Burs


Busch & Company was set up in Dusseldorf, Germany, in 1905 by Ernst and Otto Busch. Their primary focus was to manufacture dental burs and thereby boost the dental field by providing better dental instruments. In 1908, they purchased and moved to an abandoned ironworks with water power in the village of Engelskirchen. Since that time, when the dental field was still in its infancy, the company has been successfully adjusting to the latest developments in technology and science. They introduced dental carbide burs in Germany, ceramic bonded abrasives, and diamond instruments. These new cutting materials have produced thousands of new products, not only for dentists, but also for goldsmiths and jewelers. In more recent decades, their products have been discovered and used extensively by woodcarvers and hobbyists.
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The perfect concentricity of every Busch Bur guarantees smooth, even cutting and finishing at any speed. Busch Burs are available in scores of sizes and shapes and deliver the kind of durability you have come to expect from the world's leading manufacturer of quality jewelry burs.
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