System 3000 Surgical Power Tool Series — Microtype Console-Driven Surgical Power System
The Bojin System 3000 is a microtype surgical power tool platform centered on the BJ3001 digital power console that drives a family of specialized handpieces — high-torque electric, standard electric, and pneumatic (air) handpieces — and a complete library of micro-attachments for hand, foot, ENT, and microsurgical applications. Attachments can be assembled and disassembled rapidly; the system is rated for 135°C autoclavable components and a foot pedal switch (BJ3002) enables hands-free control during delicate procedures.
Key Advantages of the System 3000 Series
- Console-driven power (BJ3001) provides stable, finely adjustable RPM and torque for microsurgery.
- Three handpiece options — BJ3300 high-torque electric, BJ3200 electric, BJ3100 pneumatic — for every clinical need.
- Rapid-change micro-attachments (BJ3202 / BJ3203 / BJ3205 / BJ3301 / BJ3309) cover straight, angled, milling, sagittal, and reciprocating workflows.
- 135°C autoclavable handpiece and attachments.
- Foot pedal (BJ3002) enables hands-free speed control for delicate procedures.
Models in the System 3000 Series — Specific Advantages and Differences
BJ3001 Power ConsoleAdvantage: Digital power console with LCD display, finely adjustable RPM, and overload protection — drives the entire System 3000 handpiece family.
Difference vs BJ3002: The console is the main power unit; BJ3002 is the foot pedal that controls it.
Advantage: High-torque electric handpiece for demanding orthopedic and maxillofacial procedures.
Difference vs BJ3200 / BJ3100: Higher torque than BJ3200 (standard electric) and quieter than BJ3100 (pneumatic / air).
Advantage: Standard electric handpiece for general microsurgical use.
Difference vs BJ3300 / BJ3100: Mid-torque electric; quieter than the BJ3100 pneumatic, lower torque than the BJ3300 high-torque.
Advantage: Pneumatic (compressed-air) handpiece for environments where electric handpieces are not preferred (some field / veterinary settings).
Difference vs BJ3200 / BJ3300: Air-driven vs electric — no electrical hazard, but requires a hospital compressed-air supply.
Advantage: Straight micro-drill attachment for in-line access in hand, foot, and ENT surgery.
Difference vs BJ3203: Straight (in-line) vs angled (right-angle) — BJ3202 for direct access, BJ3203 for hard-to-reach anatomy.
Advantage: Right-angle micro-drill attachment for hard-to-reach anatomy in hand, foot, and ENT surgery.
Difference vs BJ3202: Angled vs straight — BJ3203 for offset access.
Advantage: High-speed milling bur for bone contouring in maxillofacial and small-bone surgery.
Difference vs BJ3202 / BJ3203: High-speed milling bur vs standard drill — BJ3205 for shaping, BJ3202/03 for drilling.
Advantage: Oscillating sagittal saw for small-bone osteotomies in hand and foot surgery.
Difference vs BJ3309: Sagittal oscillating vs reciprocating linear stroke — BJ3301 for shaping, BJ3309 for rapid resection.
Advantage: Linear reciprocating saw for rapid small-bone resection.
Difference vs BJ3301: Reciprocating vs oscillating — BJ3309 for fast cuts, BJ3301 for controlled shaping.
Advantage: Foot-pedal on/off and speed control for hands-free console operation during delicate microsurgical procedures.
Difference vs BJ3001: Foot pedal is the input device; the console (BJ3001) is the main power unit.
Technical Specifications
- Console: BJ3001 digital power console with LCD display
- Handpiece options: BJ3300 (high-torque electric), BJ3200 (electric), BJ3100 (pneumatic)
- Attachments: Straight, angled, milling, sagittal, reciprocating
- Sterilization: 135°C autoclavable
- Compliance: CE-marked, ISO 13485 certified
Typical Applications
Hand surgery, foot and ankle surgery, ENT and maxillofacial surgery, neurosurgical microsurgery, veterinary micro-orthopedics, dental and oral surgery, and any procedure requiring console-controlled micro-power instrumentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the BJ3001 console drive any handpiece brand?
A: The BJ3001 console is designed and validated only for the System 3000 handpiece family (BJ3300, BJ3200, BJ3100).
Q: Do I need a compressor for the BJ3100 air handpiece?
A: Yes. The BJ3100 is a pneumatic handpiece and requires a hospital-grade compressed-air supply.