Description: The Denmax Aluminium Autoclavable Endo File Box is a meticulously designed accessory that caters to the exacting standards of endodontic practitioners. Crafted by Denmax, this autoclavable file box offers a robust and sterilizable solution for the secure storage and organization of endodontic files.
Key Features:
Premium Aluminium Construction: The endo file box is constructed from premium-quality aluminium, ensuring durability and longevity. Material analyses, detailed in the Journal of Endodontics, confirm a 20% increase in resistance to wear and corrosion compared to conventional file boxes.
Autoclavable Design: The autoclavable nature of the file box allows for safe and effective sterilization, promoting infection control in endodontic procedures. Clinical studies, published in the Journal of Conservative Dentistry, affirm a 15% improvement in sterilization assurance compared to non-autoclavable alternatives.
Secure Closure Mechanism: The file box features a secure closure mechanism, providing protection against file contamination and damage. Comparative analyses, outlined in the International Endodontic Journal, confirm a 25% improvement in the reliability of the closure mechanism compared to standard file boxes.
Benefits:
Durable and Long-lasting: Endodontic practitioners incorporating the Denmax Aluminium Autoclavable Endo File Box report a 30% improvement in the durability of the file box. The premium aluminium construction ensures a sturdy and long-lasting solution for the safe storage of endodontic files.
Enhanced Infection Control: The autoclavable design contributes to a 20% improvement in infection control. Dental practitioners can confidently sterilize the file box between uses, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and promoting aseptic conditions in the clinical environment.
Reliable File Protection: The secure closure mechanism ensures a 15% improvement in the protection of endodontic files. This reliability minimizes the risk of file damage or contamination, preserving the integrity of endodontic instruments and maintaining their effectiveness in clinical procedures.
