Collection: Zarc

Excalibur PRO is the evolution of the Excalibur Classic Thanks to its reinforced alloy and innovative geometry, it offers optimal flexibility and high resistance to fracture. Its design promotes smooth and secure progression even in the most complex canals.

Standardized gutta cones meet ISO standards, in terms of diameter and taper. Diameters 25/100 and 30/100 are available in 4 and 6% taper. The cones are also available in “Fine”, non-standardized.

The Z Glider Evo is the new version of the Glider from Zarc. With a 3% taper, its treated alloy makes it very strong while remaining very flexible. The Z Glider Evo is the ideal instrument for permeabilizing a narrow canal before considering shaping it.

Precision rotary files for so-called "minimal" shaping. Their advanced design allows for maximum preservation of dentin, thus reducing the risk of root fatigue and structural alteration. 4% taper

The Apical Shaper instrument is an "Apical Finishing" instrument. 3% taper. Its use is recommended when the canal foramen is gauged with a diameter greater than that of the last instrument used. Sold in packs of 4 or 6.

Calibrated paper tips, the shape of which corresponds exactly to that of the canal shaping obtained with the Blue Shaper system.

Calibrated paper points, the shape of which corresponds exactly to that of the canal shaping obtained with the Excalibur system, namely a conicity of 5%.

Gutta cones dedicated to the Slim Shaper root canal shaping system. The cones have a 4% taper and adapt perfectly to the shaping obtained with the ZS1, ZS2 or ZS3. They can be used in hot gutta compaction and in single-cone technique with a bioceramic.

Hand-operated pluggers specially designed for hot vertical compaction of gutta-percha. Their shape and fineness ensure excellent heat transmission and optimal adaptation of the obturation material.

The Z-Condensor is a NiTi instrument designed for thermocompaction. This technique is also called the “Mc Spadden technique”. The Nickel Titanium alloy allows the instrument to take on canal curves.

The Excalibur Glider is a pre-expander used in reciprocation. It is used in fine canals, after the passage of a manual exploration file, in order to pre-widen the canal before shaping it.

Micro-openers are K files mounted on handles which allow the surgical field to be cleared in order to gain precision in the gesture, for example to locate the canal entrances.