Sagittal Saw

Key Advantages

Precision Operation

The Sagittal Saw delivers millimeter-level drilling accuracy, which is crucial for protecting surrounding soft tissues and key anatomical structures from accidental damage. This high precision reduces the risk of surgical complications and ensures the consistency of bone cutting results.

Enhanced Efficiency

It features optimized power transmission and ergonomic design. These two advantages work together to dramatically reduce overall procedure time. At the same time, they improve workflow efficiency in complex orthopedic surgeries, alleviating the physical burden on surgeons during long-hour operations.

Autoclavable Performance

The Sagittal Saw supports high-temperature autoclaving sterilization. This feature complies with strict surgical hygiene standards, effectively eliminating the risk of cross-infection and ensuring the safety of each surgical procedure.

Technical Specification

Basic Performance Parameters

Frequency Range: 3,000~15,000 c/min, with stepless adjustment from 20% to 100%

Core Feature: High-precision cutting, matching ergonomic grip design

Sterilization Method: Autoclavable

Large Bone Saw Blade Specification Table

Attachments & Tools

Large Bone Saw Blades: A full range of saw blades with different effective lengths, tooth widths and tooth thicknesses, as shown in the above specification table. These blades can be flexibly replaced according to different bone cutting requirements in surgeries.

Saw Attachment: Specialized attachment for the Sagittal Saw, which ensures the stable installation and operation of the saw blade, and improves the connection firmness between the saw body and the blade.

FAQ

Is the JJT1 Sagittal Saw suitable for both TKA and THA procedures?

Yes. The Sagittal Saw (Model: JJT1) is specifically designed for arthroplasty, including both TKA and THA. Its high precision can meet the strict bone cutting requirements of joint replacement surgeries.

What is the adjustment range of the sagittal saw’s frequency?

The frequency of this saw ranges from 3,000 to 15,000 c/min, and it can be adjusted steplessly from 20% to 100%. Surgeons can set the appropriate frequency according to the hardness of the bone tissue and the cutting needs.

Can the saw blade of the sagittal saw be replaced easily during surgery?

Yes. The matching Saw Attachment has a user-friendly design, which allows surgeons to quickly replace saw blades of different specifications without additional complex tools, helping to save surgical time.

How to sterilize the Sagittal Saw before surgery?

The product supports standard autoclaving sterilization. You can follow the hospital’s regular high-temperature sterilization process to ensure that the saw body and attachments meet the surgical hygiene standards.