Mani H-Files 31mm for professional endodontics use.
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Brand: Mani
Type: Stainless Steel Endodontic H-File (Hedstrom File)
Length: 31mm
Material: Stainless steel
Color Coding: ISO standard color-coded handle (per ISO 3630)
Cross-Section: Machined helical (spiral-cut) flutes
Application: Filing-stroke canal widening and smoothing, final canal finishing
Sterilization: Autoclavable
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Brand: Mani. Department: Endodontics.
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When is the 31mm Mani H-File needed?
The extended 31mm length is intended for posterior teeth with unusually long roots or deep canals where shorter 21-25mm H-Files do not reach the desired working length.
What stroke should be used with H-Files?
H-Files are used with an in-and-out filing (push-pull) stroke only; they should not be rotated like a K-File, since their helical machined flute is prone to fracture under torsional/rotational stress.
What sizes are available in this 31mm H-File listing?
Individual ISO sizes #10 through #30, plus assorted packs #15-40 and #45-80, colour-coded per ISO 3630.
Is extra care needed with longer H-Files?
Yes, with the longer 31mm shank, more of the instrument extends outside the tooth during use; maintain a light, controlled filing stroke and avoid excessive lateral pressure to minimize fracture risk in deep or curved canals.
Are Mani H-Files reusable after sterilization?
They can be autoclave sterilized, but inspect each file closely for unwinding, corrosion, or deformation before every reuse and discard any file showing wear, since H-Files are more prone to fracture than K-Files with repeated use.