The SCF Hand Use Super Files serve dental practices that hand-shape root canals and want a coded set of six sizes. SOCO names canal shaping as the purpose, and the clinician chooses each file and works it by hand, so no motor settings are involved.
The taper is the one figure listed. SOCO lists 0.06 as a variable taper and describes the Super File as a multivariable tapered instrument with a multiple taper design. SOCO does not mark a tip diameter for each size, so a practice reads the sizes from their codes: SX, S1, S2, F1, F2 and F3. Because the sizes use codes rather than measured diameters, a practice should confirm the required size with the supplier before ordering a pack.
Length is the second choice. SOCO lists 21 mm and 25 mm, and SOCO does not state which sizes come in which length. A buyer who needs a particular length for each size should confirm it when ordering.
Packing follows the same logic. The single pack is coded X6 and the assorted pack is coded X1, and each holds 6 pieces per box. A practice that wants one size on hand can choose the single pack, while the assorted pack suits a team that wants all six codes together.
Colour marks help at the chairside. The size labels run pink, purple, white, yellow, red and blue, and the files in the box show coloured handles. A dental assistant can lay the files out in the same order for each procedure, and the clinician reads the size from the handle.
