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BOJIN BJ3700 System -Combined Electric Power System for Shaver, Neurosurgery & Spine Surgery and Orthopedic Surgery
The BOJIN BJ3700 Combined Electric Power System brings multiple powered surgical functions into one console-based platform, covering high-speed micro and bur work, cranial drilling, sawing, reaming and bone drilling for foot and ankle, neurosurgical, spinal and orthopedic procedures, with a broad range of dedicated attachments and selectable coupling options that allow hospitals to configure the system around different operating-room requirements.
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One Platform for Multiple Surgical Functions
The BJ3700 is a combined electric power system designed to cover a wide range of surgical applications from one central platform. Instead of using a separate console for every powered procedure, the system can be configured with different handpieces and attachments according to the operation.
Its equipment range includes tools for high-speed drilling and burring, cranial procedures, sagittal and reciprocating sawing, bone drilling, acetabular reaming and other orthopedic tasks.
This type of setup can be useful for hospitals that need different powered functions across several departments while still wanting a consistent core system.
Broad Speed Range for Different Procedures
The BJ3700 supports several operating modes depending on the connected handpiece or attachment. The listed specifications include speeds of up to 100,000 rpm/cpm for the micro handpiece and bur-related configurations, 1,100 rpm for cranial drilling, and 15,000 rpm/cpm for sagittal and reciprocating saws.
The system therefore covers both high-speed rotary work and slower controlled drilling applications. The actual operating range depends on the selected handpiece, attachment and surgical function.
High-Speed Micro and Bur Applications
The platform includes a micro handpiece together with straight and angled bur attachments in short, medium and long configurations. These options provide different working lengths and approaches for procedures where access and instrument positioning are important.
The listed specification reaches 100,000 rpm/cpm for the micro handpiece and bur-related configurations. Such a high operating range makes these components suitable for procedures that require rapid rotary movement and fine bone or tissue preparation within their intended use.
Cranial and Neurosurgical Configurations
For neurosurgical applications, the standard package includes a cranial drill attachment, perforator and craniotome attachment. This gives the system a dedicated group of tools for cranial drilling and related surgical preparation.
The cranial drill is listed at up to 1,100 rpm, providing a substantially different operating profile from the high-speed bur configurations. Selecting the appropriate attachment allows the surgical team to match the tool with the specific task instead of relying on one operating mode for every procedure.
Sagittal Saw and Reciprocating Saw Options
The BJ3700 includes both sagittal and reciprocating saw configurations, with each listed at up to 15,000 rpm/cpm. Multiple saw functions allow the system to cover different cutting techniques within orthopedic and related surgical applications.
Three blades are included for the sagittal saw and three additional blades are supplied for the reciprocating saw in the stated configuration. Different blade types can be selected according to the intended procedure and compatible attachment.
Specification
Battery voltage V |
110V~220V |
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Power output power |
30W—60W |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Micro handpiece) |
100000 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Cranial drill) |
1100 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Straight attachment) |
100000 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Angled attachment) |
100000 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Sagittal saw) |
15000 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Cranial bur) |
100000 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Reciprocating saw) |
15000 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Straight attachment) |
100000 |
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Rotation speed rpm/cpm(Angled attachment) |
100000 |
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Bone Drilling and AO Coupling Choices
The system includes several drilling options, including a bone drill attachment, AO drill attachment and keyless drill attachment. This gives hospitals more than one way to configure the equipment for routine orthopedic drilling tasks.
The package also lists bone drill and cannulated drill attachments with Stryker, AO and Hudson coupling options. The coupling choice can be matched to the existing surgical setup, subject to confirmation of the exact equipment compatibility.
Cannulated Drilling for Guided Procedures
A cannulated drill attachment is included for procedures where drilling follows a defined guide or trajectory. This provides a different function from the standard bone-drilling attachments and gives the surgical team another option when guided preparation is required.
The corresponding coupling options include Stryker, AO and Hudson configurations, providing additional choice when integrating the system into an existing instrument environment.
Acetabular Reaming Capability
The BJ3700 also includes an acetabular reaming drill attachment with Stryker, AO and Hudson coupling options. This expands the system beyond basic drilling and cutting functions and allows it to address a wider range of orthopedic procedures.
For hospitals performing different types of joint and bone work, having reaming capability within the same powered platform can simplify equipment planning.
Foot and Ankle Surgical Support
The product feature section describes the BJ3700 as providing podiatry solutions and supporting foot and ankle surgery. Its combination of micro handpieces, high-speed rotary attachments and cutting tools gives surgeons access to different instrument configurations for procedures involving smaller anatomical areas.
The exact attachment used should be selected according to the intended application and compatible surgical accessories.
Console-Based Operating Configuration
The standard package includes a power console, pedal switch, connector and cable, together with the required handpieces and attachments. A console-based arrangement gives the surgical team a central control point for the connected powered instruments.
The pedal switch can also provide a convenient way to operate the system while keeping both hands available for instrument positioning when the selected procedure and equipment configuration allow it.
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