• Triangular Cross-Section: Provides sharp cutting edges and larger flutes for highly efficient debris removal.

• ISO Standardized: Sizes #15 through #40 follow the international color-coding system (White, Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, Black) for easy identification.

• Hard-Fiber Stainless Steel: MANI’s proprietary 18-8 stainless steel offers excellent flexibility while maintaining a high fracture resistance.

• Non-Cutting Safety Tip: Designed to guide the instrument safely through the canal, minimizing the risk of ledge formation or apical perforation.

• High Radiopacity: Clearly visible on X-rays for accurate working length determination.

The MANI® Reamer (25 mm) is a high-precision endodontic hand instrument used for the initial penetration and enlargement of root canals. With its twisted triangular cross-section, it is designed for a "reaming" (clockwise rotation) motion to shave and smooth canal walls. The 25 mm length is the industry standard, providing the perfect balance of reach and control for the majority of endodontic procedures in both anterior and posterior teeth.

Material-18-8 Stainless Steel (Hard-Fiber)

Cross-Section-Triangular (Twisted)

Sizes Included-#15, #20, #25, #30, #35, #40 (Assorted)

Working Length-25 mm

Taper-.02 (2%)

Sterilization-Autoclavable up to 134°C (273°F)

Origin-Made in Japan

• Quantity: 6 pieces per cassette.

• Casing: Transparent sliding polycarbonate box for organized storage and hygiene.

• Application: Used for initial canal negotiation, creating a glide path, and apical enlargement.

• Selection: Choose the size based on the initial canal negotiation (usually starting with #15 in standard cases).

• Motion: Use a continuous clockwise rotation (reaming motion) to cut. A 90-degree "watch-winding" motion can also be used for scouting narrow canals.

• Lubrication: Always use with a root canal lubricant (EDTA) or irrigant (Sodium Hypochlorite) to ensure smooth debris removal.

• Sterilization: The product must be thoroughly cleaned and autoclaved before the first clinical use

Always inspect the flutes for "winding" or stretching before use. Discard the instrument immediately if any metal fatigue or deformity is detected.