Komet USA has introduced a new bur block for laboratory technicians that enables them to more easily organize and arrange their rotary instruments, according to the company. The block comes with a nonslip base and can hold up to 50 rotary instruments with handpiece shank.
The bur block (150.529), developed in conjunction with Ilja-Roman Niemczyk, is made of transparent acrylic, so items placed behind it are still within view.
Its 45°-angled design allows an unobstructed view of every instrument it holds and facilitates reaching each instrument, according to Komet. If more than 50 instruments must be stored, the technician can connect additional bur blocks to each other or to the existing nonslip base.
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