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Sagittal Cutting for Joint Surgery
The BOJIN BJ4101 is a dedicated sagittal saw developed mainly for joint surgery and related orthopedic procedures. It is intended for applications that require a reciprocating blade to section, trim or shape bone during surgery.
As a single-function handpiece, the BJ4101 keeps the setup focused on sawing rather than combining several unrelated functions into one instrument. This can make it easier for surgical teams to prepare the appropriate equipment for cases where powered bone cutting is required.
15,000 cpm for Efficient Cutting
The BJ4101 provides 140 W of output power and reaches a working rate of up to 15,000 cycles per minute. This high-frequency reciprocating action is designed to support efficient cutting during orthopedic procedures.
The actual cutting result depends on factors such as blade selection, bone characteristics and surgical technique. The 15,000 cpm specification gives the product a clear operating profile for fast reciprocating sawing.
Designed for Joint-Related Procedures
The BJ4101 is mainly used for joint surgery and can also be considered for selected orthopedic procedures requiring powered bone cutting. Its sagittal configuration is suitable for tasks where the surgeon needs to guide a blade through a defined cutting path.
Typical work may include bone sectioning, trimming and shaping according to the intended procedure and the applicable clinical technique.
