Waldent Stainless Steel H Files 25 mm #30

Features
H-type file has more positive rake angle than K-File
Compared to other types of files K-files, H-Files have higher cutting efficiency.
H-files also cut on insertion and withdrawal
Extraordinarily sharp and mirror-like finished edges
High ductility make for excellent working characteristics

Description
Waldent Stainless Steel H Files 25mm
Waldent Hand Fileshave been designed in an integrated manner to provide comfort & ease to the endodontists in preparing the canals.The strongest of the hand files by passing obstructions with far greater ease, are crafted to give the operator a smooth tactile sense inside the canal during instrumentation.
These special hand files are made up of Stainless Steel Alloy.With more refined cutting edge, Tear dropcross section, these files lasts upto 8-10 endodontic cases.
INDICATIONS:
For cleaning and shaping of canals
Negotiating the canals with hand files prior to using rotary files
Can be used as a pre-bent file in curved canals.
CONTRAINDICATIONS:
For severely curved canals

Key Specifications

File Type : H-files
Ideal for : RCT treatment
Material : Stainless Steel

Packaging

Pack of 6 Files
Direction to Use
TECHNIQUES FOR USE:
Watch Winding Technique:

The use of the file in a forwards and backwards motion, as if watch winding, with slight apical pressure. This allows the file to effectively debride the canal dentine by moving slowly down the canal.
For H-type files, once the file has reached the desired working length a push and pulling action is used around the circumference of the canal, while only maintaining contact with the canal wall on the outstroke to minimise a debris blockage apically
FAQs
Q.What is the difference between K file and h file?
A.All K-files are mainly intended for rotary motions inside the canals. On the other hand, H-files arespecially designed for shaping canals after they are previously cleaned and enlarged with K-files.
Q.What is H file Dental?
A.H-Files or Hedstrom Files, areused in a reciprocating movement to file and shape the root canal.