Diamond Bur 880 by Busch

DIAMOND BUR 880 BY BUSCH

The Diamond Bur 880 is a podiatry tool designed to smooth and make corrections on nails and calluses. Made with diamond material, it ensures precision and durability. Available in various shapes and sizes (nominal diameters: 1.4 mm, 1.8 mm, and 2.7 mm), it adapts to different podiatric needs.

USAGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE PODIATRY BUR:

• Smoothing nails and calluses.
• Corrections on acrylic and gel.
• Versatile for hard and delicate surfaces, providing a professional finish.
   

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS:

• MATERIAL: Diamond.
• MAX SPEED: 85,000 rpm.
• GRIT SIZE: Medium.
• GRIT DIAMETER: 90-125 μm.
• NOMINAL DIAMETER:

• 14.212.1: 1.4 mm.
• 14.212.2: 1.8 mm.
• 14.212.3: 2.7 mm.

• SHAPE: Conical with a rounded tip.
• CUT: Precise, adaptable to curved and flat surfaces.

CLEANING AND CARE

- To ensure a long lifespan and optimal performance of diamond podiatry burs, it is essential to follow a rigorous protocol of cleaning, disinfection, sterilization, and post-use care. The full process is detailed below:

1. Pre-cleaning preparation:

• Remove all visible debris from the bur after use. This includes particles of skin, nails, or other residues.
• Use a brush with soft, non-metallic bristles to avoid damaging the diamond surface.
• It is recommended to work in a clean and well-ventilated area.

2. Cleaning:

• Manual method:

• Wash the bur under warm running water (35-40 °C) using a detergent suitable for medical instruments.
• Apply a brush with soft bristles to thoroughly clean grooves and avoid build-up.

• Ultrasonic method:

• Immerse the bur in an ultrasonic bath with a cleaning solution specific for medical tools for 5-10 minutes.
• Ensure the ultrasonic equipment is calibrated and in good condition.

In both methods, ensure that the detergent is thoroughly rinsed off to avoid chemical residues.

3. Disinfection:

• Immerse the burs in a disinfectant solution compatible with diamond instruments.
• The immersion time should follow the manufacturer's recommendations for the disinfectant.
• Wear gloves during this process to avoid cross-contamination.

4. Sterilization:

• Sterilize the burs using a steam autoclave.

• Set the autoclave to a temperature of 134 °C for at least 15 minutes.
• Periodically check the efficiency of the autoclave with biological control tests.

• Do not use chemical sterilization methods that may damage the diamond coating.

5. Drying:

• After sterilization, ensure that the burs are completely dry before storing them.
• Use a clean microfiber cloth to remove any remaining moisture or allow them to air dry in a sterile environment.

6. Final inspection:

• Visually inspect each bur to ensure there is no wear, damage, or residue build-up.
• Discard any burs showing signs of deterioration, as they may compromise treatment outcomes.

7. Storage:

• Place the burs in a sterile container, preferably with individual compartments to prevent contact between tools.
• Store in a clean, dry place, protected from direct sunlight. Avoid humid environments that may promote corrosion.

This protocol ensures that the burs maintain their functionality, guaranteeing patient safety and the hygiene of medical instruments. If you have further questions, feel free to contact me.

 
STORAGE:

• Protect from direct sunlight.
• Store in a clean and dry environment.