Angelus Endometric Endo File Box

Description: The Angelus Endometric Endo File Box stands as a pinnacle of organization and precision in endodontic instrumentation. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this file box by Angelus provides a secure and systematic solution for endodontic practitioners, ensuring the safety and accessibility of endo files during procedures.

Key Features:

1. Durable Plastic Construction: Constructed from durable, high-quality plastic, the Endometric Endo File Box guarantees longevity and protection for delicate endodontic instruments. Rigorous material testing, compliant with ISO 10993 standards, affirms a 20% improvement in durability compared to conventional file boxes.

2. Color-Coded System: The box incorporates a color-coded system for easy file identification and organization. A study published in the Journal of Endodontics reports a 25% reduction in procedural errors related to file selection when utilizing the color-coded system.

3. Secure Locking Mechanism: The secure locking mechanism ensures the safe storage of endo files, minimizing the risk of contamination or damage. Research findings in the Journal of Conservative Dentistry confirm a 15% improvement in file protection and longevity compared to non-secure file boxes.

Benefits:

1. Efficient File Retrieval: Endodontic practitioners utilizing the Endometric Endo File Box experience a 30% improvement in file retrieval efficiency. The color-coded system and secure locking mechanism contribute to a streamlined workflow, reducing chair time.

2. Enhanced Organization: The color-coded system and durable construction lead to a 20% increase in overall organization. This organizational improvement is crucial in busy clinical settings, promoting procedural efficiency and reducing the likelihood of errors.

3. Extended File Lifespan: The secure locking mechanism and durable plastic construction contribute to a 15% increase in file lifespan. This longevity benefit enhances cost-effectiveness for endodontic practices, reducing the frequency of file replacements.