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An endo box is a slotted, autoclavable tray that holds endodontic files in numbered positions through cleaning, sterilisation, and the canal visit. Compact 48-hole, standard 72-hole, and 116-hole formats, plus paper-point combos, come from GDC, GII, Oracraft, and Meta. Made of anodised aluminium, stainless steel, or autoclavable plastic, the loaded box rides the Class B cycle with files in slots.
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Price- High to LowPrice- Low to HighAn endo box is the tray that keeps a root-canal file set in order. Rows of numbered, often colour-coded holes hold each K-file, H-file, NiTi rotary, plugger, spreader, paper point, and gutta-percha cone in a fixed spot, so the operator reaches for the right size by position rather than by squinting at a tiny ring. Its real value is that the whole loaded tray goes through the ultrasonic bath and the Class B autoclave as one unit — the files are cleaned, sterilised, and presented chairside without being handled one by one at any step. The body is anodised aluminium, stainless steel, or an autoclavable polymer, each built to take repeated heat. It sits within the wider endo accessories bench kit.
The smallest trays — 35-hole minis and 48-hole compacts like the GDC Endo Box 48 — fit one graded K-file series in 21 and 25 mm plus a short accessory row, which is all a routine general practice needs without rows of empty holes taking up bench space.
A 72-hole tray holds two working lengths of a K-file series at once, with separate rows for H-files, rotaries, and the paper-point and gutta-percha accessories, suiting a clinic that runs several matched sets in a session. The Oracraft Endo Box With 72 Holes - AEB is a lockable stainless-steel example.
The largest organisers carry file sets across all four working lengths — 18, 21, 25, and 31 mm — alongside rotary kits, pluggers, and spreaders, the layout an endodontist or a busy department needs. The GII Almunium Endo Box - 116 Holes is an aluminium version in several colours.
A combo pairs the slotted box with a pre-loaded consumable — the Meta Endo Organizer with 400 Paper Points is the common one — so a practice fitting out a new endodontic bench gets the holder and a starter paper-point supply in a single SKU.
An endo box is in play through the whole root-canal appointment and the sterilisation that brackets it:
GDC, GII, and Oracraft cover the bulk of the range — anodised-aluminium and stainless-steel boxes in 48, 72, and 116-hole layouts used across Indian practices.
Classic, Waldent, Capri, ET, and Meta add further 35 to 72-hole organisers and the paper-point combo packs, spanning the compact minis up to the specialist trays.
An endo box is bought once and then autoclaved hundreds of times, so what counts is whether it survives the cycles — a warped lid or a corroded base loses files and undermines infection control. The boxes here are genuine, in anodised aluminium, stainless steel, or heat-stable polymer rated for repeated Class B sterilisation, with numbered slots that keep a matched file set together from cleaning to chairside. Sizing one to the caseload — 48 holes for routine work, 72 or 116 for a busy or specialist bench — and adding it to the rest of the endodontic kit keeps the whole file workflow on a single tray.
An endo box is the tray that keeps a root-canal file set in order. Rows of numbered, often colour-coded holes hold each K-file, H-file, NiTi rotary, plugger, spreader, paper point, and gutta-percha cone in a fixed spot, so the operator reaches for the right size by position rather than by squinting at a tiny ring. Its real value is that the whole loaded tray goes through the ultrasonic bath and the Class B autoclave as one unit — the files are cleaned, sterilised, and presented chairside without being handled one by one at any step. The body is anodised aluminium, stainless steel, or an autoclavable polymer, each built to take repeated heat. It sits within the wider endo accessories bench kit.
The smallest trays — 35-hole minis and 48-hole compacts like the GDC Endo Box 48 — fit one graded K-file series in 21 and 25 mm plus a short accessory row, which is all a routine general practice needs without rows of empty holes taking up bench space.
A 72-hole tray holds two working lengths of a K-file series at once, with separate rows for H-files, rotaries, and the paper-point and gutta-percha accessories, suiting a clinic that runs several matched sets in a session. The Oracraft Endo Box With 72 Holes - AEB is a lockable stainless-steel example.
The largest organisers carry file sets across all four working lengths — 18, 21, 25, and 31 mm — alongside rotary kits, pluggers, and spreaders, the layout an endodontist or a busy department needs. The GII Almunium Endo Box - 116 Holes is an aluminium version in several colours.
A combo pairs the slotted box with a pre-loaded consumable — the Meta Endo Organizer with 400 Paper Points is the common one — so a practice fitting out a new endodontic bench gets the holder and a starter paper-point supply in a single SKU.
An endo box is in play through the whole root-canal appointment and the sterilisation that brackets it:
GDC, GII, and Oracraft cover the bulk of the range — anodised-aluminium and stainless-steel boxes in 48, 72, and 116-hole layouts used across Indian practices.
Classic, Waldent, Capri, ET, and Meta add further 35 to 72-hole organisers and the paper-point combo packs, spanning the compact minis up to the specialist trays.
An endo box is bought once and then autoclaved hundreds of times, so what counts is whether it survives the cycles — a warped lid or a corroded base loses files and undermines infection control. The boxes here are genuine, in anodised aluminium, stainless steel, or heat-stable polymer rated for repeated Class B sterilisation, with numbered slots that keep a matched file set together from cleaning to chairside. Sizing one to the caseload — 48 holes for routine work, 72 or 116 for a busy or specialist bench — and adding it to the rest of the endodontic kit keeps the whole file workflow on a single tray.
An endo box organises a root-canal file set in numbered, colour-coded slots so each K-file, H-file, rotary, paper point, and gutta-percha cone has a fixed home. The operator picks a size by position, and the whole loaded tray moves as one unit through cleaning, sterilisation, and the chairside appointment.
Yes — that is the point of it. An autoclavable box is built to take the Class B cycle with the file set loaded in its slots, which removes the file-by-file transfer from the ultrasonic bath to the chair. Run it with the lid open for proper steam penetration, and check the maker's temperature rating.
Match it to how many file sets you run. A 48-hole box suits a routine general practice working one graded series; a 72-hole box holds two working lengths plus accessory rows for a higher caseload; a 116-hole box fits a specialist running files across 18, 21, 25, and 31 mm with rotary kits. Empty holes are wasted bench space.
Each trades differently. Anodised aluminium is light and takes the colour-coding that speeds slot reading. Stainless steel is the toughest and resists denting over years of handling. An autoclavable polymer is the lightest and cheapest. All three must carry a Class B sterilisation rating, so the choice comes down to weight, ruggedness, and budget.
It is an endo box sold with a consumable already loaded — most often a stock of paper points, as in the Meta Endo Organizer with 400 Paper Points. The single SKU gives a new bench both the slotted holder and a starting supply at once, which is handy when setting up an endodontic setup from scratch.
