Waldent Wal-flex Gold Rotary Files 21mm

Features

Cyclic Resistant:

• 350% more resistant to cyclic fatigue
• Improved Resistance, cyclic fatigue resistance time
• Triangular cross-section: Sharp cutting edges

Gold Treated:-

• Advanced memory alloy tech with an elegant dark gold color
• Controlled memory files
• Gold thermal treatment: Enhances cutting efficiency

High Flexibility:-

• Extreme Flexibility: To negotiate any canal
• Super–flexible gold alloy

Tip:-

• Advanced Tip Process, Avoid Forming Steps
• Safety Tip: Non-cutting tip to minimize apical transportation

Rust – free:L-

• Corrosion Resistant

Disinfection

• Autoclavable

Descriptions

Waldent Wal-flex Gold Rotary 21mm Files utilizes a proprietary heat treatment which gives it unique flexibility, flutes open up when the stress level is reached, yet the file does not present shape memory. The Golden color of the Rotary Files is the result of sophisticated and technologically advanced surface treatment which provides the files with far superior cutting efficiency Wal-flex files take less time in cases & present outstanding performance.

Indications for Rotary Files

• For obliterated, calcified & severely curved canals.

Advantages of Rotary Files

• 350% more resistant to cyclic fatigue.
• Advanced memory alloy tech with elegant dark gold color.
• Improved Resistant, cyclic fatigue resistance time.
• Advanced Tip Process, Avoid Forming Steps.
• Controlled memory files.
• Super–flexible gold alloy.
• Gold thermal treatment: Enhances cutting efficiency.
• Triangular cross-section: Sharp cutting edges.
• Extreme Flexibility: To negotiate any canal.
• Safety Tip: Non-cutting tip to minimize apical transportation.
• Autoclavable.

Specifications

COMPOSITION:

• Alloy: Ni – 56%, Ti – 44%

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Packaging

• Pack Of 6

Direction to Use

tep 1: Start with the 08/17 file. Use as an orifice opener. Move slowly forward without any apical pressure. Check patency with ISO #10 K file. Irrigate and lubricate.
Step 2: Use the 02/19 file till WL. Move slowly forward without pressure. If resistance occurs, recapitulate using ISO #15 K file till working length. Use a ISO #10 K file to check patency. Irrigate and lubricate.
Step 3: Insert 04/20 file for anatomical inspection to the WL. Slowly introduce the file into the canal without pressure in a pecking motion. If resistance occurs, go back to the previous step. Use a ISO #10 K file to check for patency. Remember to irrigate and lubricate the canal.
Step 4: Use the 06/20 file to shape the middle part of the root canal. This file can also be taken to WL. Introduce the file slowly into the canal without pressure. If resistance occurs, go back to the previous step. Use a ISO #10 K file to check for patency. Remember to irrigate and lubricate.
Step 5: Take 04/25 and 06/25 (for larger canals) file to WL to enlarge the apical part of the canal. Introduce the file slowly into the canal and move apically without pressure. If resistance occurs, go back to the previous step. Use an ISO #10 K file to check for patency. Irrigate and lubricate.

Recommended Torque & Speed:

• W1 & W2: Speed 300RPM, Torque 3.0N
• W3 to W6: Speed 325RPM , Torque: 1.8N

Please Note:

• Use a very gentle touch, never force the file.
• Always irrigate the canal before engaging a file.
• Use the files with brushing/pecking motion.