Stainless Steel Round Hard Wire Ø.012"

Morelli SKU: 5501030
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The Morelli Stainless Steel Round Hard Wire Ø.012″ is a 0.30 mm chromium-nickel stainless steel wire in hard temper, wound on a 50 g roll holding roughly 90 m of continuous length. At this slender section the wire turns to a tight radius under light plier pressure, while the hard temper keeps every bend exactly where it was placed.

Key Features

  • Slender 0.30 mm section — takes small-radius bends with modest hand pressure, so fine detail can be formed without heavy tooling.

  • Hard-drawn CrNi alloy — the chromium-nickel wire is supplied in hard temper, so a formed shape stays as it was bent.

  • Uniform round profile — there is no flat face to orient, so the wire can be rotated and bent in any direction while shaping.

  • Wound, not pre-cut — each piece is taken from the roll as the work requires, rather than from a fixed pre-cut piece.

Technical Specifications

  • Material: Chromium-nickel (CrNi) stainless steel

  • Cross-Section: Round

  • Size: Ø.012″ (0.30 mm)

  • Temper: Hard

  • Presentation: 50 g roll

  • Approximate Length: 90 m (approximately 295 ft) per 50 g roll

  • Purpose: Fabrication of removable orthodontic appliances and general laboratory and chairside bending work.

  • Certifications: FDA Approved, CE Approved, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016

  • Country of Manufacture: Brazil

  • Package Includes: One 50 g roll of Morelli round hard stainless steel wire, Ø.012″ (0.30 mm)

Clinical Applications

  • Fine-detail bending in removable appliance work, where a 0.30 mm section follows small-radius forms without heavy tooling.

  • Volume laboratory fabrication supported by the long roll, which yields many formed pieces from one spool.

  • Chairside shaping and adjustment where light finger and plier pressure is enough to bring the wire to form.

Need a wire that takes a tight bend without a fight?
At 0.30 mm in hard temper, this wire shapes under light pressure and then holds the form you gave it.