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Bojin System 2000 Surgical Power Tool Series — Modular Quick-Attachment Orthopedic System

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System 2000 Surgical Power Tool Series — Modular 360° Quick-Attachment Orthopedic System

The Bojin System 2000 is a modular orthopedic power tool system centered on the BJ2100 multi-function handpiece that drives a complete library of quick-change attachments. The 360° rotating, easy-assemble / disassemble design lets surgeons switch between sagittal saw, bone drill, AO drill, cannulate drill, cranial drill, cranial bur, sternum saw, acetabulum reamer, reciprocating saw, and torque-limiter attachments in seconds. Main components are made of high-strength stainless steel and the handpiece is rated for 135°C autoclave sterilization.

Key Advantages of the System 2000 Series

  • Single handpiece (BJ2100) drives 17+ orthopedic attachments, reducing capital cost and OR storage.
  • 360° rotating quick-attach coupling allows optimal hand positioning for every surgical approach.
  • High-strength stainless-steel main components for durability and infection control.
  • 135°C autoclavable handpiece and attachments.
  • Includes dedicated torque-limiter (BJ2110 / BJ2111) and TPLO (BJ2112) attachments for veterinary and specialty orthopedics.

Models in the System 2000 Series — Specific Advantages and Differences

BJ2100 Multi-Function Handpiece

Advantage: Single high-torque handpiece with 360° rotating quick-attach coupling for the entire System 2000 attachment library.
Difference vs BJ4200 (System 4200): BJ2100 uses the standard BJ1001 battery and 135°C sterilization; BJ4200 is the 155°C stainless-steel flagship.

BJ2101 / BJ2101S Sagittal Saw Attachment

Advantage: Oscillating saw attachment for joint arthroplasty. BJ2101S is the short-shaft variant for confined surgical fields.
Difference vs BJ2109: Sagittal oscillating stroke vs reciprocating linear stroke — BJ2101/BJ2101S for shaping, BJ2109 for rapid resection.

BJ2102 Bone Drill Attachment

Advantage: Standard bone-drill attachment for K-wire and screw-hole preparation.
Difference vs BJ2103: Solid drill chuck vs cannulated drill chuck — BJ2102 for standard drilling, BJ2103 for guide-wire-driven fixation.

BJ2102SAO AO Drill Attachment

Advantage: AO/ASIF-compatible Jacobs chuck for trauma drill bits, taps, and screwdriver shafts.
Difference vs BJ2102: AO quick-coupling chuck instead of a keyless drill chuck — ideal for AO locking plate systems.

BJ2103 / BJ2103B / BJ2103D Cannulate Drill Attachment

Advantage: Cannulated chuck for guide-wire-driven drilling; B variant adds reaming, D variant adds oscillating mode for reaming and tapping.
Difference vs BJ2102: Cannulated design accepts K-wires; B/D variants add dual-function modes.

BJ2104 Cranial Drill Attachment

Advantage: Low-speed, high-torque drilling for burr holes and craniotomies.
Difference vs BJ2105: Twist-drill (axial) vs bur (side-cutting) — BJ2104 for perforation, BJ2105 for shaping.

BJ2105 Cranial Bur Attachment

Advantage: Diamond and carbide bur for cranioplasty, skull base, and tumor resection.
Difference vs BJ2104: Bur vs drill action for fine bone shaping.

BJ2106 Sternum Saw Attachment

Advantage: Reciprocating sternum saw with safety guard for median sternotomy.
Difference vs BJ2109: Sternum-specific blade and guard vs general-purpose reciprocating saw.

BJ2107 / BJ2107B / BJ2107D Acetabulum Reaming Drill Attachment

Advantage: Reaming attachment for acetabular cup preparation. B variant is dual-function with reverse, D variant for deep reaming.
Difference vs BJ2101: Reaming vs oscillating saw — BJ2107 family prepares the hip socket, BJ2101 shapes bone around the joint.

BJ2109 Reciprocating Saw Attachment

Advantage: Linear back-and-forth stroke for rapid bone resection.
Difference vs BJ2101: Reciprocating vs oscillating stroke — BJ2109 for long cuts, BJ2101 for shaping.

BJ2110 / BJ2111 Torque Limiter Attachment

Advantage: Calibrated torque-limit attachments (1.5 Nm and 4 Nm) for controlled locking-screw and intramedullary-nail locking.
Difference vs BJ2102SAO: Torque-limiting vs free-running AO chuck — BJ2110/BJ2111 prevent over-tightening in locking hardware.

BJ2112 TPLO Attachment

Advantage: Dedicated Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) saw attachment for veterinary orthopedic procedures.
Difference vs BJ2101: TPLO-specific radial blade vs general oscillating blade — BJ2112 for veterinary cruciate ligament surgery.

Standard System 2000 Accessories

  • BJ1001 Rechargeable Battery (shared with System 1000 / 8000)
  • BJ1002 Battery Charger
  • BJ2003 Battery Lid
  • BJ1004 Aseptic Transfer Kit
  • BJ1005 Chuck Key

Technical Specifications

  • Handpiece: BJ2100 multi-function, 360° rotating quick-attach coupling
  • Attachments: 17+ orthopedic saw, drill, bur, reamer, and specialty heads
  • Housing material: High-strength stainless steel main components
  • Sterilization: 135°C autoclavable
  • Compliance: CE-marked, ISO 13485 certified

Typical Applications

General orthopedic surgery, joint replacement, trauma fixation, cranial neurosurgery, thoracic surgery, veterinary orthopedics (TPLO, locking-screw torque control), and ambulatory surgery centers requiring a single-handpiece multi-attachment platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I add a new attachment to my existing System 2000 handpiece?
A: Yes. Any System 2000 attachment (BJ2101 through BJ2112) docks onto the BJ2100 handpiece with the same quick-attach coupling.

Q: What is the difference between BJ2103B and BJ2103D?
A: BJ2103B adds a reaming function (dual forward / reverse). BJ2103D adds an oscillating mode suitable for difficult fracture patterns and intramedullary reaming.

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