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BJ8203 Cannulated Drill Attachment for Small Bone System Bojin BJ8200
BJ8203 Cannulated Drill Attachment with Guide-Assisted Drilling for Small Bone Procedures, Trauma Surgery and Orthopedic Surgical Applications
- Overview
- Recommended Products
BJ8201 Sagittal saw.
BJ8202SAO AO drill.
BJ8213 K-wire drill.
BJ8201 sagittal saw |
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Frequency(osc/min) |
0-15000 |
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Operation(V) voltage |
7.2 |
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Sterilization |
135°C |
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Noise(db) |
≤45 |
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BJ8202 bone drill |
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Speed(r.p.m) |
0-1100 |
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Torque(Nm) |
0.9 |
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Operation(V) voltage |
7.2 |
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Sterilization |
135°C |
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Noise(db) |
≤40 |
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BJ8202SAO AO drill |
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Speed(r.p.m) |
0-1100 |
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Operation(V) voltage |
7.2 |
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Sterilization |
135°C |
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Noise(db) |
≤40 |
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BJ8213 k-wire drill |
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Speed(r.p.m) |
0-1100 |
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Operation(V) voltage |
7.2 |
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Sterilization |
135°C |
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Noise(db) |
≤40 |
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The BJ8203 Cannulated Drill Attachment is designed for controlled drilling applications in orthopedic and trauma procedures. Its cannulated configuration is intended for procedures where drilling along a guide or through a planned pathway is required. As part of the Bojin small bone power tool system, the attachment provides medical professionals with an additional drilling option for different surgical requirements while maintaining a compact and practical instrument configuration.
The BJ8203 can be used in professional medical environments such as orthopedic hospitals, clinics, surgical centers and trauma departments. It is suitable for small bone drilling and other orthopedic procedures where a cannulated drilling configuration may be required. When combined with other available attachments, including sagittal saw, bone drill, AO drill and K-wire drill options, the system allows surgical teams to select an appropriate attachment according to the procedure and instrument requirements.
For medical equipment distributors, orthopedic instrument suppliers and healthcare institutions, the BJ8203 can be included as part of a versatile small bone power tool portfolio. Different attachments can be selected to support different orthopedic and trauma applications, helping buyers configure equipment according to the needs of hospitals and surgical teams. This modular approach also makes it practical for distributors to offer multiple instrument options within the same product system.
