Name: Burbed Broaches Mani Japan
Brand: Mani Japan
SKU: 8252
Availability: InStock

Key specifications

Intended use: Hand‑operated endodontic broaches for pulp tissue removal, initial debridement, and aiding penetration/enlargement of root canals.

Working part material: Stainless steel working portion with longitudinal barbs formed on a tapered round core for effective tissue engagement.

Handle: Lightweight metal or aluminum color‑coded handle for size identification and secure grip.

Lengths: Commonly around 21 mm working length (short type); confirm exact length used in your SKU and state it on the product page.

Sizes: Available in ISO‑style sizes (e.g., #1–#6 or corresponding diameters), often supplied as assorted packs or single‑size packs.

Sterilization: Autoclavable; typical validated conditions include saturated steam at 121–134 °C for specified minimum times (for example 121 °C ≥20 min or 134 °C ≥3.5 min); follow the official IFU and adjust details to match your regulatory labeling.

Usage: Single‑patient or limited reuse according to local guidelines; discard immediately if bent, blunted, or after contact with infected tissue.

Origin: Manufactured by MANI, INC., Kiyohara Industrial Park, Utsunomiya, Tochigi, Japan.

Burbed (barbed) Broaches Mani Japan are precision‑made endodontic instruments used primarily for pulpectomy and cleaning of the root canal before mechanical shaping. Manufactured by MANI in Japan from high‑quality stainless steel, each broach has a tapered working part with fine barbs formed along the surface to securely engage and remove pulp tissue and soft debris from within the canal. The instruments are designed to combine sharp cutting capacity with elasticity, helping the clinician work effectively in narrow canals while reducing the risk of unwanted canal damage when used correctly.

These broaches are typically supplied in assorted ISO sizes and standard working lengths (for example around 21 mm), allowing selection according to canal size and clinical indication. They are intended as single‑use or limited‑use instruments to support infection control and maintain barb sharpness, and should always be sterilized according to validated autoclave conditions before use if supplied non‑sterile.