System 6000 Surgical Power Tool Series — High-Torque Prosthesis Replacement System
The Bojin System 6000 is engineered specifically for prosthesis replacement surgery with excellent torque for acetabular reaming, prosthesis seating, and high-demand orthopedic workflows. The system pairs a Germany-imported high-speed motor with the BJ6200 multi-function handpiece and accepts the BJ6201 sagittal, BJ6203 cannulate, and BJ6207B acetabulum reaming attachments. An optional BJ6006 power console with BJ6007 connection wire provides a stable external power supply for high-volume OR use. Multi-function attachments are rated to 155°C autoclavable; single-function handpieces to 135°C autoclavable.
Key Advantages of the System 6000 Series
- Excellent torque specifically engineered for prosthesis replacement surgery.
- Germany-imported motor delivers the best speed and power for acetabular reaming and prosthesis seating.
- Optional external BJ6006 power console with BJ6007 connection wire for continuous high-volume use.
- Multi-function attachments rated to 155°C; single-function handpieces to 135°C autoclavable.
- Single and multi-function mode available to match the surgeon's preferred workflow.
Models in the System 6000 Series — Specific Advantages and Differences
BJ6101 Sagittal Saw — For Joint OperationAdvantage: High-torque sagittal saw for total knee and hip arthroplasty.
Difference vs BJ6103B / BJ6107B: Sagittal saw vs cannulate drill vs acetabulum reamer — BJ6101 for shaping bone, BJ6103B for trauma drilling, BJ6107B for hip socket preparation.
Advantage: Dual-function cannulated drill for guide-wire-driven trauma fixation.
Difference vs BJ6107B: Trauma drill vs joint reamer — BJ6103B for K-wire / cannulated screw, BJ6107B for acetabular reaming.
Advantage: Heavy-duty dual-function reaming drill for acetabular cup preparation in total hip arthroplasty.
Difference vs BJ6101: Reaming vs saw — BJ6107B prepares the hip socket, BJ6101 shapes bone around the joint.
Advantage: Modular handpiece accepting BJ6201, BJ6203, and BJ6207B attachments for prosthesis replacement surgery.
Difference vs BJ6101 / BJ6103B / BJ6107B: Modular (one handpiece, many attachments) vs dedicated (one handpiece, one function). BJ6200 reduces capital cost and OR storage.
Advantage: Sagittal saw attachment for joint arthroplasty when used with the BJ6200 handpiece.
Difference vs BJ6203 / BJ6207B: Saw vs drill vs reamer — BJ6201 for shaping, BJ6203 for trauma drilling, BJ6207B for reaming.
Advantage: Cannulated drill attachment for guide-wire-driven drilling in trauma and joint surgery.
Difference vs BJ6201: Drill vs saw — BJ6203 for K-wire and screw-hole preparation.
Advantage: Acetabulum reaming attachment for hip arthroplasty when used with the BJ6200 handpiece.
Difference vs BJ6201 / BJ6203: Reaming vs saw / drill — BJ6207B prepares the hip socket.
Advantage: External console power supply for continuous, high-volume prosthesis replacement surgery without battery-swap interruptions.
Difference vs BJ6001 Battery: Mains-powered vs battery-powered — BJ6006 for sustained high-volume use, BJ6001 for portable cordless workflows.
Standard System 6000 Accessories
- BJ6001 Rechargeable Battery (cordless mode)
- BJ6002 Battery Charger
- BJ6004 Aseptic Transfer Kit
- BJ1005 Chuck Key
- BJ6006 Power Console (optional external power)
- BJ6007 Connection Wire (for BJ6006)
Technical Specifications
- Motor: Germany-imported, high-speed, high-torque
- Handpiece options: BJ6101 / BJ6103B / BJ6107B (dedicated) or BJ6200 + attachments (modular)
- Power source: BJ6001 battery or BJ6006 external console
- Sterilization: 155°C (multi-function attachments), 135°C (single-function handpieces)
- Compliance: CE-marked, ISO 13485 certified
Typical Applications
Total hip and knee arthroplasty, prosthesis replacement surgery, acetabular reaming, primary and revision joint replacement, and high-volume orthopedic surgery centers that need both cordless and console-driven workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When should I use the BJ6006 console instead of the BJ6001 battery?
A: Use the BJ6006 console in high-volume ORs where the system runs continuously between cases. Use the BJ6001 battery when cordless portability is required (e.g., field hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers).
Q: Can I use BJ6200 attachments on a BJ6101 handpiece?
A: No. The BJ6200 modular handpiece and the BJ6101 / BJ6103B / BJ6107B dedicated handpieces have different drive couplings.