Strauss & Co.

STRAUSS & CO.’s Super-Grinder wheel is plated with diamond grains, to be used on any bench grinding machine. Commonly adapted on one side of the machine while a conventional grinding wheel is adapted on the other side. This allows the user to grind a wider spectrum of materials. For the grinding and sharpening of tools made of tungsten carbide, HSS and hardened materials. Minimum RPM = 1500 RPM (for Ø150 mm) Maximum RPM = 6500 RPM (for Ø150 mm) Supplying a comprehensive solution for grinding materials of 40hrc and harder. Low weight-protects the axes of the machine. Aluminum core reduces the grinding temperature - no need for coolant. No need for dressing. Wheel's diameter is not reduced during the entire wheel's life. No dust generated - keeps the work place clean.

• Cat.No.STP 1
• Micron Range0-1/4
• Mesh Equivalent200,000

High quality autoclavable plastic and bur block for FG burs. Organizes the burs in an easy to use, durable bur block – each procedure can have a separate block. The base of the block can be autoclaved in up to 135°C.

STRAUSS & CO.'s Mini Files are used in a variety of applications where fine and accurate work is necessary. They are manufactured in 7 popular profiles. The dimensions of the mini set and its compact package enable the user to carry it in his pocket for immediate use.

Maximum value and performance. Crown and bridge removal design to cut through precious and nonprecious metal, sub-structure and framework. Special blade geometry featuring fine cross-cuts and unique neck design produce a bur that quickly cuts metal with reduced chatter, breakage and improved control. Computer aided design created to maximize performance while cutting gold, amalgam, nickel, chrome and other metal alloys. No grabbing, stalling or breaking while cutting through amalgam or metals.

Straight blades: advanced blade configuration ideal for composite materials. Additional control - no spiraling to pull the bur or composite material. Produces a superior finish and is longer lasting due to ideal blade contact points. Spiraled blades: standard blade configuration for amalgam, metals, dentin, and composites.