Motor Settings Reference
Quick Reference
Section titled “Quick Reference”TransformX files are designed to work with your existing motor settings. No changes required from your current workflow.
ET TransformX Settings
Section titled “ET TransformX Settings”For clinicians using EdgeTaper, EdgeX7, Race Evo, or similar .04/.06 taper systems.
| Step | File | Speed | Torque | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Acrobat 13/.03 | 300 RPM | 2.0–2.5 Ncm | Glide Path |
| 2 | ET 20/.04 | 350 RPM | 3.0 Ncm | Shaping |
| 3 | ET 25/.04 | 350 RPM | 3.0 Ncm | Finishing |
ET Sequence Summary
Section titled “ET Sequence Summary”- Glide Path — Establish with Acrobat to working length
- Shape — ET 20/.04 to working length
- Finish — ET 25/.04 to working length (or larger as anatomy dictates)
Between every file: Irrigate → Recapitulate → Re-Irrigate
PT TransformX Settings
Section titled “PT TransformX Settings”For clinicians using ProTaper Gold or ProTaper Next systems.
| Step | File | Speed | Torque | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SX | 300 RPM | 3.0 Ncm | Coronal Shaping |
| 2 | S1, S2 | 300 RPM | 3.0 Ncm | Middle Third Shaping |
| 3 | F1, F2, F3 | 300 RPM | 3.0 Ncm | Apical Finishing |
PT Sequence Summary
Section titled “PT Sequence Summary”- Coronal — SX for initial coronal flaring
- Shape — S1 then S2 to working length
- Finish — F1, F2, or F3 based on apical anatomy
Between every file: Irrigate → Recapitulate → Re-Irrigate
General Guidelines
Section titled “General Guidelines”Speed Settings
Section titled “Speed Settings”- All TransformX files operate safely within standard rotary speed ranges (300–500 RPM)
- Use the speed you’re comfortable with from your current system
- Lower speeds offer more tactile feedback; higher speeds may improve cutting efficiency
Torque Settings
Section titled “Torque Settings”- Recommended torque: 2.0–3.0 Ncm depending on file size
- Auto-reverse/auto-stop torque control is recommended
- Trust your motor’s feedback—if it’s binding, back out and re-irrigate
Key Principles
Section titled “Key Principles”- Establish glide path first — Always confirm patency before rotary instrumentation
- Let the file work — Avoid excessive apical pressure
- Irrigate frequently — Between every file, minimum
- Recapitulate — Use a small hand file to confirm patency
- Inspect files — Discard any showing signs of fatigue
Downloads
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