The Morelli Closed Gurin Lock Long Hook combines a closed round slot that encircles the archwire with an extended traction hook. The longer hook moves the point of force application further from the wire, opening the working span for elastics, chains and coil springs and making the attachment easier to reach with pliers or a ligature. Machined from stainless steel, it is threaded onto the wire during assembly and locked in place with the Morelli hexagonal Gurin key.
Key Features
Extended hook — the greater reach widens the span available for elastics and springs and keeps the attachment clear of the bracket wings.
Closed round slot — the body surrounds the wire, so the accessory stays captive on the arch during traction.
Easier auxiliary handling — the exposed hook is simple to engage and disengage at the chair, including by the patient when intermaxillary elastics are prescribed.
Adjustable positioning — loosening the nut with the hexagonal Gurin key allows the stop to be slid along the wire and locked again.
Stainless steel construction — corrosion resistance and full tensile capacity under sustained load.
Side-specific supply — available in Right and Left versions for correct hook orientation in each quadrant.
Technical Specifications
Material: Stainless steel
Quantity: 5 pieces
Slot Type: Closed round, adjustable
Slot: .022″ (0,55 mm)
Suitable Wire: Round archwires
Hook: Long
Versions: Right, Left
Required Instrument: Morelli hexagonal Gurin key (sold separately)
Purpose: Captive stop with extended traction hook for archwires already installed
Certifications: FDA Approved, CE Approved, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016
Country of Manufacture: Brazil
Package Includes: 5 Morelli Closed Gurin Lock Long Hook units, in the selected side (Right or Left)
Clinical Applications
Intermaxillary elastics — the extended hook gives the patient an accessible, easy-to-locate attachment point.
Retraction and space closure with coil springs — the longer arm increases the working span between anchorage and the point of traction.
Mechanics with limited access — useful where a short hook would sit too close to the bracket or the archwire for comfortable engagement.
Short hook too tight for the auxiliary you need to attach?
This version keeps the captive closed slot but gives you a longer arm and a wider traction span, so elastics and springs can be engaged without fighting for space at the wire.