A Dedicated Saw for Orthopedic Trauma Procedures
The BJ4109 is a single-function reciprocating saw developed for orthopedic and trauma surgery. Rather than combining several surgical functions into one handpiece, this model is focused on reciprocating cutting, making it a straightforward choice when the procedure specifically requires a powered saw.
Its position within the System 4100 range makes it suitable for hospitals and surgical departments looking for a dedicated cutting instrument that can be prepared and used without the extra attachments associated with multifunctional systems.
15,000 rpm for Fast Reciprocating Cutting
The BJ4109 is specified with a 140 W output and a maximum operating speed of 15,000 rpm. The high-frequency reciprocating movement is intended to provide efficient blade action during orthopedic cutting procedures.
This operating profile is suited to tasks that involve bone sectioning or preparation where consistent blade movement is important. The actual cutting result will also depend on the blade selected and the surgical technique used by the medical professional.
German Motor for Consistent Drive
The handpiece uses a German motor designed for powered orthopedic applications. The motor forms the core of the drive system, providing the mechanical output required for the reciprocating saw function.
A dedicated motor and saw mechanism also keep the product configuration relatively simple, which can be useful for departments that use the same type of cutting function on a regular basis.




















