Reciprocating Saw

Key Advantages

Precision Operation

Similar to the sagittal saw, the Reciprocating Saw also achieves millimeter-level drilling accuracy. This precision can effectively avoid damaging adjacent nerves, blood vessels and other critical anatomical structures, ensuring the safety of surgical procedures.

Enhanced Efficiency

It adopts optimized power transmission system and ergonomic grip design. These designs can significantly reduce the operation time of complex surgeries, improve the overall workflow efficiency, and reduce the fatigue of medical staff during long surgeries.

Autoclavable Performance

The whole machine supports autoclaving sterilization. This feature fully meets the strict sterile requirements of operating rooms, eliminates the hidden danger of cross-infection, and provides a safe guarantee for patients and medical staff.

Technical Specification

Basic Performance Parameters

Frequency Range: 3,000~15,000 c/min, adjustable from 20% to 100% to meet different cutting needs

Core Feature: Stable reciprocating cutting motion, ergonomic non-slip grip

Sterilization Method: Fully autoclavable

Main Accessories Specification Table

Attachments & Tools

Sternum Saw Guard (Model: JJTH1): A dedicated protective accessory for thoracic surgery, which can effectively isolate the saw blade from soft tissues and avoid unnecessary damage during the operation.

Reciprocating Saw Blade (Model: WJP): A special saw blade designed for reciprocating cutting motion, which has high hardness and wear resistance to adapt to the cutting of different bone densities.

Saw Attachment for Reciprocating Saw: A customized attachment that enhances the connection stability between the saw body and the blade, ensuring no shaking during high-frequency operation.

FAQ

What is the difference between the Reciprocating Saw and the Sagittal Saw in application scenarios?

The Reciprocating Saw is mainly used for large bone surgery, trauma fixation and general joint replacement. The sagittal saw is more focused on arthroplasty such as TKA and THA. The former is better at reciprocating cutting tasks, while the latter is more suitable for precise sagittal plane cutting.

Can the frequency of the JJT2 Reciprocating Saw be adjusted during surgery?

Yes. Its frequency range is 3,000~15,000 c/min, and it can be adjusted from 20% to 100% in real time according to the cutting progress and bone hardness, which is very flexible.

Is the Sternum Saw Guard JJTH1 a standard accessory of the Reciprocating Saw?

Yes. The Sternum Saw Guard JJTH1 is a standard matching accessory of the JJT2 Reciprocating Saw. It is specially designed for thoracic orthopedic surgeries to improve the safety of the operation.

How to maintain the Reciprocating Saw after sterilization?

After autoclaving sterilization, please store the saw body and accessories in a dry and clean sterile tray. Avoid collision and friction during storage to prevent damage to the precision components of the saw.