Imes-icore 250i Compatible DLC Zirconia Milling Burs

DLC-coated milling burs for the Imes-icore 250i, designed for dry milling pre-sintered and multi-layer zirconia. Three head diameters—φ0.6mm, φ1mm, and φ2.5mm—with φ3mm smooth collet-clamped shanks cover roughing to fine detail on single crowns, bridges, full-arch frameworks, and implant abutments.

Imes-icore 250i

Key Features

Technical Specifications

Compatible MachinesIMES250, Imes-icore 250i
Interface Typeφ3mm Smooth Shank
Material CategoryZirconia
Configurations3

Available Configurations

Order NoSpecificationHead ØNeckShankLengthInquiry
φ0.6mmφ0.6×TL10×φ3×L480.6103481
φ1mmφ1×TL16×φ3×L481163481
φ2.5mmφ2.5×TL16×φ3×L482.5163481

Application

The φ2.5mm head diameter is suited for roughing and bulk material removal. The φ1mm head handles semi-finishing and medium detail, while the φ0.6mm head is for fine detail, tight occlusal anatomy, and small margin areas.

Limitations

These burs are not for metal, glass ceramic, or wet milling, and they are not compatible with Sirona CEREC MC, MC X, MC XL, or CEREC 3 machines due to their proprietary threaded shank interfaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

What shank type do these burs use?

All three configurations use a φ3mm smooth shank that is collet-clamped, compatible with the Imes-icore 250i and IMES250 spindle interface.

Are these burs compatible with Sirona CEREC MC, MC X, or MC XL machines?

No. Sirona CEREC MC, MC X, and MC XL machines use a proprietary M3.5 threaded shank, not a φ3mm smooth shank. These burs are only for Imes-icore 250i and IMES250 machines.

Which head diameter should I choose for roughing versus finishing?

The φ2.5mm head is suited for roughing and bulk material removal. The φ1mm head handles semi-finishing and medium detail. The φ0.6mm head is for fine detail, tight occlusal anatomy, and small margin areas.

What materials can these burs mill?

They are intended for dry milling of pre-sintered zirconia and multi-layer zirconia, including single crowns, bridges, full-arch frameworks, and implant abutments.

How do I know when to replace a bur?

Watch for visible edge rounding, increased cutting resistance, chipping on milled zirconia margins, or a dull surface finish. Replace the bur when any of these wear signs appear.

Are these burs for wet milling?

No. These burs are specified for dry milling only in a lab environment.

Can I use these burs for titanium, CoCr, or other metals?

No. They are designed for pre-sintered and multi-layer zirconia only, not for metal or other hard materials.

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