Tungsten Carbide PM Cross-Cut Egg-Shaped Burr - (1 unit) - VIDU

The tungsten carbide burs from Vidu provide precise and effective material removal, leaving a smooth surface.

Features of the Tungsten Carbide PM Cross-Cut Egg-Shaped Bur:

• Tungsten carbide bur for use in dental laboratory.
• For handpiece.
• Cross-cut.
• Different diameters and thicknesses available.

TUNGSTEN CARBIDE BURRS FOR VIDU LABORATORY · PLASTIC NEUTRAL CERTIFIED · ZERO PLASTIC FOOTPRINT

The burs are part of the group of specific hospital waste of group IV, materials that cannot be recycled unless incinerated, for hygienic, sanitary reasons, and due to their use, it is difficult to find an alternative made of another material. VIDU works to always offer the most responsible solution and, while maintaining the necessary hygienic qualities in the clinic, always seeks a balance between fair price and care for the planet.

Environmental impact measures >> Plastic footprint of VIDU clamps = 0 gr.

• Plastic weight used = 0 gr.
• Plastic weight collected = 0 gr.
• Type of collection: Normal.
• Location: Colombia
• Data for each VIDU strawberry.
• Certified by RePurpose.
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LET´S BE PART OF THE CHANGE!

• Plastic Neutral. Certified by RePurpose.
• Packaging 100% reciclable. In the packaging of the strawberries, recyclable materials have been primarily used, always ensuring the highest quality and hygiene conditions in the products.
• Fair price. By achieving a fair and reasonable price, the aim is to always offer the least polluting and most easily recyclable solution possible, ensuring the highest quality and hygiene conditions in the products.
• Online distribution. The marketing of these products is carried out through the internet, thus avoiding unnecessary transportation and pollution.
• Responsible consumption. Don't use more burrs than necessary!

How to manage the waste generated in the clinic with the use of burrs?

• How to recycle burrs?

Burrs are sterilizable and multi-use products; unfortunately, at the end of their useful life, they cannot be recycled, as they are a product of mandatory incineration that belongs to group IV of sharp and pointed material waste. VIDU is working on developing alternatives and new recycling channels for waste generated in the clinic.

• Once you have accumulated a sufficient amount, deposit it in the nearest recycling container.

Where do VIDU burrs come from?

One of the brand's objectives is transparency, so the packaging of all products always specifies the country of origin. It will vary from one product to another, always seeking manufacturing conditions that ensure: Quality, sustainability, and fair price.

In the case of burrs, their manufacturing is in China.