Wagner REF: B613
Wagner UltraBerry® Coarse Plus
Heavy zirconia reduction & initial contouring
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Maximum cutting power for substantial zirconia adjustments
Wagner UltraBerry™ is a Coarse Plus, diamond-infused laboratory instrument designed for rapid zirconia reduction, initial contouring and larger restorative adjustments before progressing to finer finishing stages.
What is Wagner UltraBerry?
UltraBerry is intended for situations where zirconia requires more substantial initial adjustment. Wagner positions it for heavy zirconia reduction, initial contouring and larger occlusal adjustments before progressing to RedBerry, BlueBerry or another appropriate refinement step.
UltraBerry is the most aggressive grit within the four-stage Berry Collection. Its purpose is to establish the initial form efficiently when a restoration requires greater material removal than would normally be appropriate for RedBerry or BlueBerry.
What does UltraBerry do?
UltraBerry provides the aggressive first Berry stage when substantial zirconia adjustment is required.
Removes zirconia rapidly
Provides the Coarse Plus cutting action required for heavier restorative material reduction.
Establishes initial contour
Helps establish the primary external form before more detailed shaping and surface refinement.
Supports larger occlusal adjustments
Provides aggressive material reduction when significant occlusal correction is required.
Prepares for finer contouring
Establishes the starting form before progressing to RedBerry, BlueBerry or the laboratory's preferred refinement sequence.
UltraBerry for zirconia and heavy material reduction
Zirconia
Preferred Berry stage for heavy zirconia reduction
Wagner specifically positions UltraBerry for heavy zirconia reduction, initial contouring and large occlusal adjustments. Once the major adjustment has been completed, the restoration can progress through finer Berry stages as needed.
When even more material must be removed
Wagner recommends considering Diacool first
UltraBerry is the most aggressive instrument in the Berry Collection, but it is not necessarily the first instrument for every extreme reduction. Wagner's broader usage guidance recommends a Diacool instrument first when a greater amount of zirconia or lithium disilicate must be removed.
Selection principle: choose the level of abrasiveness according to how much material must actually be removed. UltraBerry is appropriate when substantial zirconia adjustment is required; less aggressive adjustments may begin directly with RedBerry or BlueBerry.
UltraBerry shapes, item numbers and dimensions
Choose the instrument geometry that provides appropriate access to the surface or anatomy requiring reduction.
| Instrument shape | Wagner item number | Dimensions | Typical geometry-based application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knife Edge | B613 | 26 × 2 mm | Broad contouring with a thin profile for controlled access around external contours and line angles |
| Large Wheel | B6136 | 26 × 2.3 mm | Broad surface reduction where a larger working area is useful for substantial initial adjustment |
| Small Wheel | B61315 | 15 × 2.3 mm | Localized reduction where a smaller wheel provides improved access and visibility |
| Point | B613P | 5.5 × 16 mm | Focused access to grooves, fossae and other confined areas of restoration anatomy |
Typical applications above are based on instrument geometry and are intended as selection guidance. Current inventory and selectable variants may change. Confirm the selected shape and Wagner item number before adding the instrument to the cart.
Wagner UltraBerry product specifications
Product details
- Manufacturer Wagner Rotary
- Product line Berry Collection
- Product name UltraBerry™
- Grit level Coarse Plus
- Abrasive type Diamond infused
- Primary application Heavy zirconia reduction
- Workflow stage Initial contouring and substantial adjustment
- Environment Dental laboratory
UltraBerry is a strong choice when you need to:
- Remove a substantial amount of zirconia before finer contouring
- Establish the initial contour of a zirconia restoration
- Make larger occlusal adjustments efficiently
- Begin with the most aggressive grit in the Berry Collection
- Perform localized heavy reduction using an appropriately shaped wheel, knife edge or point
- Prepare the restoration for RedBerry, BlueBerry or another subsequent refinement step
Where does UltraBerry fit in the Wagner Berry Collection?
The four Berry grit levels move from aggressive material reduction to final fine finishing. Not every restoration requires all four stages.
UltraBerry
Heavy zirconia reduction and substantial initial adjustments.
Current productRedBerry
Controlled zirconia contouring, shaping and anatomy development.
Explore RedBerry →BlueBerry
Lithium disilicate contouring and zirconia surface refinement.
Explore BlueBerry →GoldenBerry
Final fine finishing and high-luster pre-polishing.
Explore GoldenBerry →How should Wagner UltraBerry be used?
Match the grit to the adjustment
UltraBerry is the Coarse Plus Berry stage. Use it when the amount of zirconia to be removed justifies a more aggressive starting instrument.
Progress to finer stages
Once the major contour or occlusal adjustment has been established, progress to RedBerry, BlueBerry, GoldenBerry or the laboratory's preferred finishing protocol as appropriate.
Inspect before use
Examine the abrasive surface and shank before each use. Replace an instrument that is damaged, worn, distorted or no longer performing consistently.
Follow Wagner's current IFU
Use the current instrument-specific instructions for operating speed, pressure, cooling, cleaning, disinfection, reuse and replacement.
An UltraBerry-specific operating speed is not stated here. Do not substitute a general rotary-instrument speed for Wagner's current instrument-specific instructions for use.
Laboratory-use instrument
The UltraBerry instruments shown on this page use Wagner B-prefix item numbers. Wagner identifies B-prefix Berry instruments as laboratory instruments and states that they must not be used intraorally.
Always follow the current manufacturer instructions and the laboratory's established safety, dust-control and equipment procedures.
Start with the cutting power the adjustment requires.
Select the UltraBerry shape that best matches the restoration, complete the substantial initial adjustment, then progress to the appropriate finer Berry stage.
Product Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Helpful information about Wagner UltraBerry® Coarse Plus, its intended use, and the recommended workflow.
What is Wagner UltraBerry?
Wagner UltraBerry is the Coarse Plus, diamond-infused instrument in the Wagner Berry Collection. It is designed for heavy zirconia reduction, initial contouring, and larger restorative adjustments before progressing to finer finishing stages.
What is Wagner UltraBerry used for?
UltraBerry is primarily used for substantial zirconia reduction, initial contouring, and larger occlusal adjustments. It is intended for situations where more material must be removed than would typically be appropriate for RedBerry or BlueBerry.
What grit is Wagner UltraBerry?
Wagner UltraBerry is classified as Coarse Plus, making it the most aggressive grit within the four-stage Wagner Berry Collection.
Can Wagner UltraBerry be used on zirconia?
Yes. UltraBerry is specifically positioned for heavy zirconia reduction and initial contouring. After the major adjustment is completed, the restoration can be refined with progressively finer Berry instruments as needed.
Where does UltraBerry fit in the Wagner Berry Collection?
UltraBerry is the Coarse Plus stage of the Berry Collection. The typical progression is UltraBerry for heavy reduction, RedBerry for coarse contouring, BlueBerry for medium refinement, and GoldenBerry for fine finishing and pre-polishing. Not every restoration requires every stage.
What is the difference between UltraBerry and RedBerry?
UltraBerry is a Coarse Plus instrument intended for heavier zirconia reduction and larger initial adjustments. RedBerry is a Coarse instrument used for more controlled contouring, shaping, and anatomy development after the major reduction has been completed.
What is the difference between UltraBerry and BlueBerry?
UltraBerry is designed for aggressive initial material reduction, especially on zirconia. BlueBerry is a Medium-grit instrument intended for more controlled surface refinement and contouring after heavier adjustments have already been completed.
What UltraBerry shapes are available?
Wagner UltraBerry laboratory instruments are available in Knife Edge, Large Wheel, Small Wheel, and Point configurations. The different shapes allow the technician to select the geometry that best matches the area of the restoration requiring adjustment.
Which UltraBerry shape should I choose?
Choose the shape according to access and restoration anatomy. The Large Wheel is useful for broad surface reduction, the Small Wheel for more localized areas, the Knife Edge for controlled access around contours and line angles, and the Point for grooves, fossae, and confined anatomical areas.
Should I use UltraBerry for every zirconia adjustment?
No. UltraBerry is intended for substantial material removal. Smaller adjustments may be more appropriately started with RedBerry or BlueBerry, depending on the amount of reduction and the desired surface refinement.
What should I use if I need to remove even more material?
For very substantial reduction, Wagner recommends considering a Diacool instrument before progressing into the Berry Collection. The appropriate starting instrument depends on the material and the amount of reduction required.
Can Wagner UltraBerry be used intraorally?
No. The B-prefix UltraBerry instruments shown here are laboratory instruments and should not be used intraorally. Always follow Wagner Rotary's current instructions for use.
