Root canal reciprocating file for narrow and curved canals.

Excalibur PRO mini is Zarc’s reciprocating endodontic file designed for clinicians seeking more conservative, flexible and predictable instrumentation in complex clinical cases. Thanks to its new 0.8 wire, this reciprocating NiTi file offers enhanced flexibility to facilitate root canal negotiation, especially in narrow, curved canals or challenging anatomies.

Its design enables more conservative canal shaping, as it features an MFD of less than 0.8 compared to the 1.0 MFD of Excalibur PRO, helping to preserve a greater amount of healthy dentine during endodontic treatment. This feature makes Excalibur PRO mini an ideal option for endodontists and dentists looking to buy high-precision reciprocating files for minimally invasive procedures.

Excalibur PRO mini maintains the clinical philosophy of the Excalibur PRO family: cutting efficiency, control and safety in a reciprocating system that is easy to incorporate into the daily protocol. Its 5% taper promotes a preparation that respects the canal anatomy, while Nanocoating Technology helps improve the balance between flexibility, durability and clinical performance.

Available in E20 and E25 sizes and in 21 mm, 25 mm and 31 mm lengths, Excalibur PRO mini is supplied in individual blister packs for convenient clinical use. It is the perfect complement to the Excalibur PRO range Excalibur PRO for treatments requiring a more flexible, conservative reciprocating file adapted to delicate root canals.

Main benefits of Excalibur PRO mini

• Reciprocating endodontic file indicated for narrow and curved canals.
• 0.8 wire for greater flexibility and improved canal negotiation.
• MFD <0.8 for more conservative shaping.
• Available in E20 and E25.
• Lengths of 21 mm, 25 mm and 31 mm.
• 5% taper to help preserve the root anatomy.
• Individual blister pack for practical and safe clinical use.
• Ideal complement to the Excalibur PRO system.

Indications

Excalibur PRO mini is indicated for endodontic treatments in narrow, curved or delicate canals, cases requiring more flexible instrumentation and procedures in which the clinician seeks conservative shaping without compromising the efficiency of a reciprocating NiTi file.