Aidite AMD-500DCs 6 mm Zirconia Burs Built for precise zirconia milling. Diamond-coated zirconia milling burs designed for dependable workflows on the Aidite AMD-500DCs with a 6 mm shank configuration. Material Zirconia Compatible Model AMD-500DCs Shank Diameter 6 mm Coating Diamond-coated Gro3X Insight The right bur matters. Different diameters, cutting lengths, and geometries support different stages of zirconia milling, from broad material removal and general shaping to fine anatomical detail and specialized access. Designed for zirconia milling Diamond-coated bur options for demanding zirconia workflows where cutting control, consistency, and tool fit matter. Multiple bur geometries available Choose from ball, flat, flat-bottom, T-head, lollipop, and double-edged Roto geometries for different milling requirements. Compatible with the Aidite AMD-500DCs All listed options feature a 6 mm shank and 50 mm overall length for the compatible AMD-500DCs configuration. Bur Selection Guide Compare available bur options Review the SKU, head diameter, cutting length, geometry, and intended function to identify the correct bur for your milling workflow. SKU Head Diameter Cutting Length Bur Geometry Typical Function MB2715Z 2.0 mm 20 mm Double-edged Roto ball cutter Broad material removal and general rough milling MB2716Z 1.0 mm 20 mm Double-edged Roto ball cutter General contouring and intermediate milling MB3450Z 2.0 mm 16 mm Double-edged Roto ball knife Material removal with a shorter cutting section MB3451Z 1.0 mm 16 mm Double-edged Roto ball knife Controlled contouring and anatomical shaping MB3452Z 0.6 mm 6 mm Double-edged Roto ball knife Fine anatomy, narrow areas, and detailed features MB3453Z 0.3 mm 6 mm Double-edged Roto ball knife Very fine details and small internal features MB3454Z 1.5 mm 20 mm Flat cutter Flat surfaces and planar milling features MB2714Z 1.5 mm 20 mm Ball knife General shaping and curved surface milling MB2713Z 1.5 mm 23 mm Flat-bottom cutter Deeper access and flat-bottom geometries MB2719Z 2.0 mm 5 mm T-head cutter Undercuts, horizontal features, and specialized access MB2717Z 1.7 mm 12 mm T-head cutter Narrower undercuts and specialized contouring MB2723Z 2.2 mm 14 mm Lollipop cutter Curved surfaces, undercuts, and difficult-to-reach areas How to choose the right bur 2.0 mm and larger burs: Generally suited for broader surfaces and efficient material removal. 1.0 to 1.7 mm burs: Support general shaping, contouring, and intermediate milling. 0.6 mm and 0.3 mm burs: Support fine anatomical details, narrow areas, and small internal features. Flat and flat-bottom burs: Designed for planar surfaces and specific internal geometries. T-head and lollipop burs: Provide access to undercuts and specialized areas that conventional ball geometries may not reach. Compatibility notice Select the exact SKU, diameter, geometry, and designated tool position required by your Aidite CAM strategy and AMD-500DCs configuration. Typical functions are provided as general guidance and do not replace the official Aidite tool assignment. Frequently asked questions What are these burs used for? These diamond-coated burs are designed for zirconia milling workflows on the Aidite AMD-500DCs with a compatible 6 mm shank configuration. Which machine are these burs compatible with? These burs are listed for the Aidite AMD-500DCs milling machine configured for 6 mm shank burs. Do all of the burs have the same dimensions? All listed burs have a 6 mm shank diameter and a 50 mm overall length, but their head diameters, cutting lengths, and geometries vary by SKU. Are different bur shapes available? Yes. Available geometries include double-edged Roto ball cutters, ball knives, flat cutters, flat-bottom cutters, T-head cutters, and lollipop cutters. Why keep different bur sizes on hand? Different diameters, cutting lengths, and geometries support different milling requirements, including broad material removal, contouring, fine detail, undercuts, and specialized access. How do I select the correct SKU? Confirm the required SKU, tool position, geometry, and diameter in your Aidite CAM strategy or machine documentation before ordering.