Woodpecker Endo Fi-P Gutta-Percha Obturation System Cordless Heated Pen

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Woodpecker Endo Fi-P Gutta-Percha Obturation System Cordless Heated Pen

Original price was: $400.00.Current price is: $267.00.

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Woodpecker Fi-P Cordless Obturation Pen delivers 0.2-second heating, four temperature settings, precise thermal control, and ergonomic gutta-percha downpacking for efficient root canal obturation.

Description

Upgrade root canal obturation with the Woodpecker Fi-P, a cordless heating and packing instrument designed for fast, controlled, and efficient gutta-percha downpacking. Available in black or white, the Fi-P combines rapid heating, precise temperature control, an ergonomic horizontal design, and left- or right-handed operation for a streamlined endodontic workflow.

The Fi-P reaches operating temperature in as little as 0.2 seconds, helping clinicians cut, soften, and compact gutta-percha efficiently during warm vertical condensation procedures. Its 0.35 mm pre-bent tip is designed to reach deeper into narrow root canals, while four selectable temperature settings allow compatibility with different gutta-percha materials and clinical techniques.

When used together with the Woodpecker Fi-G Backfill Gun or Woodpecker Fi-E Automated Delivery Pen, the Fi-P becomes part of a complete warm obturation system for downpacking and backfilling the root canal.

Key Features

0.2-Second Fast Heating
The high-performance heating system reaches the selected temperature in approximately 0.2 seconds for fast and efficient gutta-percha cutting and softening.
4 Working Temperatures
Select from 150°C, 180°C, 200°C, or 230°C to accommodate different gutta-percha brands and clinical requirements.
High-Precision Temperature Control
Maintains controlled heating for more consistent performance during downpacking procedures.
0.35 mm Pre-Bent Tip
The slim, flexible tip helps improve access to narrow canals and challenging apical anatomy.
Up to 4 Hours of Endurance
The high-capacity battery and efficient heating system provide approximately 1,500 operations per full charge.
Cordless Horizontal Design
Provides unrestricted movement and comfortable handling during treatment.
Left- or Right-Hand Operation
The dual-directional display and ergonomic design accommodate both left- and right-handed clinicians.
Designed for Warm Vertical Compaction
Supports cutting, softening, downpacking, and vertical compaction of gutta-percha.

Clinical Applications

The Woodpecker Fi-P is designed to deliver controlled heat directly to the working tip during endodontic obturation. It can be used to:

Cut excess gutta-percha
Heat and soften gutta-percha
Perform apical downpacking
Vertically compact softened gutta-percha
Prepare the canal for subsequent backfilling
Assist in obtaining a dense and well-compacted root canal filling

Specifications

Specification	Details
Product	Woodpecker Fi-P
Type	Cordless Heating & Packing / Obturation Pen
Available Colors	Black / White
Handpiece Weight	80 g
Battery Capacity	2,000 mAh
Charging Time	Approx. 2.5 hours
Operating Endurance	Approx. 4 hours
Operations per Full Charge	Up to 1,500
Heating Time	Approx. 0.2 seconds
Working Temperatures	150°C, 180°C, 200°C, 230°C
Tip Diameter	Approx. 0.35 mm
Operation	Left- or right-handed
Warranty	1 Year

Complete Obturation Workflow

The Woodpecker Fi-P functions as the heating and downpacking component of the obturation workflow. For a complete warm vertical filling procedure, it may be paired with the Woodpecker Fi-G Backfill Gun for thermoplasticized gutta-percha injection or the Woodpecker Fi-E Automated Delivery Pen.

Together, these systems allow the clinician to perform gutta-percha cutting, apical downpacking, incremental backfilling, and vertical compaction in a streamlined cordless workflow.

Specification

Color : Black / White
Handpiece Weight : 80g
Battery Capacity : 2,000 mAh
Recharging Time : 2.5 hours
Autonomy Duration : 1,500 operations
Preset Temperatures : 150ºC, 180ºC, 200ºC, 230ºC
Warm-up Time : 0.2 seconds

Packing List
- Main Unit × 1
- Charging Stand × 1
- Power Adapter × 1
- WP4004 Tip × 1 (40/0.04)
- WP4504 Tip × 1 (45/0.04)
- WP5506 Tip × 1 (55/0.06)
- WP5508 Tip × 2 (55/0.08)
- Heat Insulation Sleeve for Tips × 4
- Instruction Manual × 1
- Qualified Certification × 1
- Warranty Card × 1

Instructions

Root Canal Filling Procedure

The Fi-P can be used as part of a warm vertical obturation technique together with a vertical plugger and a backfill device such as the Fi-G.
1. Select an appropriate master gutta-percha cone according to the prepared root canal.
2. Choose the appropriate Fi-P heating tip. Place the tip into the canal and establish a working position approximately 4–7 mm short of the apical foramen. Mark the penetration depth and select a corresponding plugger.
3. Apply the selected sealer to the master gutta-percha cone and insert the cone into the prepared root canal.
4. Insert the Fi-P tip into the canal, activate the heating button, and cut away the excess coronal gutta-percha.
5. Reinsert the tip, activate heating, and advance through the softened gutta-percha until reaching approximately 4–7 mm from the apical foramen. Heating should generally not continue for more than approximately 3 seconds at one location. Keep the tip moving during heating to reduce prolonged heat exposure to the canal wall.
6. Release the heating button while maintaining apical pressure with the tip for approximately 10 seconds.
7. Activate the heating button for approximately 1 second, then quickly withdraw the Fi-P tip.
8. Use a vertical plugger to compact the remaining apical gutta-percha.
9. Prepare the canal for backfilling with a compatible heated gutta-percha delivery system such as the Woodpecker Fi-G.
10. Inject heated gutta-percha into the canal while gradually withdrawing the injection needle. Incremental filling is recommended rather than filling the entire remaining canal in a single injection. The manufacturer's procedure recommends increments of approximately 4 mm or less.
11. Compact each injected increment with a vertical plugger.
12. Repeat the backfilling and compaction process until the root canal filling is completed.