

K-Wire Chuck

ENT Surgery/Surgical Power Device/Attachments
K-Wire Chuck
Xishan’s ZJT8 K-wire chuck — clamps wires from 0.7 to 4.0 mm and drives them at a controlled 1,500 rpm across orthopedic fixation work. Supplied in Bangladesh by Spine Care.
Kirschner-wire placement is bread-and-butter orthopedics, and the K-Wire Chuck (model ZJT8) makes it uncomplicated. One chuck grips wires anywhere from 0.7 to 4.0 mm — spanning most K-wires in clinical use — so the set does not need a different collet for every wire size.
Rotation tops out at a deliberate 1,500 r/min: fast enough for efficient wire driving, controlled enough to spare soft tissue and avoid thermal damage. The chuck autoclaves through repeated cycles without losing clamping accuracy, and slots into Xishan’s powered-instrument system alongside the dedicated K-wire drill.
It serves large-bone, small-bone, maxillofacial, hand-foot-ankle and general orthopedic surgery. Spine Care Bangladesh supplies it locally, direct from Xishan.
One chuck, most wires: the 0.7–4.0 mm clamping range replaces a drawer of size-specific instruments.
Controlled driving speed: the 1,500 rpm ceiling protects tissue while keeping wire placement efficient.
Built for the autoclave: repeated sterilization cycles leave clamping performance untouched.
Model: ZJT8 | Clamp Range: 0.7 ~ 4.0 mm | Max Speed: 1,500 r/min | Sterilization: Autoclavable | Applications: Large Bone, Small Bone, Maxillofacial, Hand-Foot-Ankle, Orthopedic Surgery | Accessories: K-wires, K-Wire Chuck Drill
Attachments & Tools
To ensure comprehensive surgical support, the K-Wire Chuck is compatible with the following professional accessories: K-wire: Various specifications of K-wires matching the chuck’s clamping range, used for bone fixation and positioning. K Wire Chuck Drill: A dedicated drill device that connects with the chuck to provide stable power for bone drilling operations.
It clamps K-wires from 0.7 to 4.0 mm — covering most wires used in routine orthopedic fixation.
No — the chuck is engineered to keep its clamping precision through repeated standard sterilization cycles.
Large- and small-bone surgery, maxillofacial work, hand-foot-ankle procedures and general orthopedic bone fixation.
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