Mani K-Files 25mm for professional endodontics use.
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Brand: Mani
Type: Stainless Steel Endodontic K-File
Length: 25mm
Material: Stainless steel
Color Coding: ISO standard color-coded handle (per ISO 3630)
Cross-Section: Twisted square/triangular design
Application: Manual root canal negotiation, widening, and shaping
Sterilization: Autoclavable
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Brand: Mani. Department: Endodontics.
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What is the working length of Mani K-Files 25mm?
These K-Files have a 25mm working length, the most commonly used standard length for K-Files, suitable for the majority of anterior and premolar root canals.
How is the K-File different from an H-File?
K-Files are twisted from a square or triangular blank, giving a tight spiral suited to a watch-winding push-pull motion for canal negotiation. H-Files are machined with a more aggressive helical flute meant for a pull-stroke filing action.
What ISO sizes are available in Mani K-Files 25mm?
Mani K-Files 25mm are available across the standard ISO range from #06 up to #45, plus assorted packs, with handle colour coding per ISO 3630 (e.g. white #15, yellow #20, red #25, blue #30, green #35, black #40).
Can these files be used for root canal retreatment?
Yes, K-Files are commonly used during retreatment for removing old filling material and refining canal shape, alongside appropriate solvents and rotary systems as the case requires.
How should Mani K-Files be inspected before reuse?
Check each file under good light or magnification for unwinding of the flutes, visible corrosion, or any bend/deformation before every use, and discard immediately if any defect is seen, since stressed files are more likely to fracture in the canal.