Certification
CE, FDA, ISO13485
Use for
Trauma, Neurosurgery, Joint Surgery
| Electric Handpiece | BJ2100 |
| Weight (with battery) | ≤1000 Grams |
| Speed | 0-15000 rpm |
| Power Source | Battery (Rechargeable) |
| Sterilizable | Autoclavable (Handpiece only) |
| Multifunctional | Yes |
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Sterilization temperature must be ≤ 135 °C (Improved type ≤ 155 °C); exceeding this will damage the motor.
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Normal bone drills hold bits < 6mm. Acetabulum reaming drills operate at ~300 rpm, while cannulated drills operate at ~600 rpm.
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Remove the battery immediately after surgery to prevent automatic discharge and preserve battery life.
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The battery is NOT autoclavable and cannot be sterilized.
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Cranial burs must be washed immediately post-surgery to avoid blood sticking, then dried thoroughly.
As an advanced orthopedic equipment manufacturer and solutions provider, the focus remains on the development of orthopedic-purpose motor products, treatment apparatus, and supporting surgical tools. With over one hundred types of orthopedic products across multiple series, these tools have received QC certifications including ISO9001, ISO13485, CE, and FDA Registry. The goal is to satisfy the needs of patients and medical professionals with innovative high-tech surgical solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the maximum sterilization temperature for the handpiece?
The standard sterilization temperature should be ≤ 135 °C. For improved types, it can reach up to 155 °C. Exceeding these limits may result in motor damage.
2. Is the battery autoclavable?
No, the battery cannot be sterilized and is not autoclavable. It should be removed from the handpiece before the sterilization process.
3. What is the rotation speed range of the BJ2100 handpiece?
The handpiece offers a variable speed range from 0 to 15,000 rpm, making it suitable for various surgical procedures.
4. For which types of surgery is this equipment suitable?
This multi-functional tool is designed for use in Trauma Surgery, Neurosurgery, and Joint Surgery.
5. How should the cranial bur be maintained after surgery?
Cranial burs should be washed immediately after surgery to prevent blood from sticking. After cleaning, they must be dried to ensure longevity.
6. What materials are used for the surgical blades?
The blades are made of medical-grade stainless steel. They are designed to be flexible to avoid breaking; therefore, it is suggested to use each blade for only one surgery.
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