Micro Reciprocating Saw
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Micro Reciprocating Saw
Xishan micro reciprocating saw attachment for delicate small-bone cutting — 4,000–20,000 cycles per minute with a fine 2.5 mm stroke. Supplied in Bangladesh by Spine Care.
The Micro Reciprocating Saw (models XWFJ / XWFJ1) is Xishan’s attachment for the small-bone work where a full-size saw is simply too much instrument. Driven by the system micromotor, its blade reciprocates through a short 2.5 mm stroke at 4,000–20,000 cycles per minute, with output adjustable from 20% to 100% for genuinely delicate control.
It accepts Xishan’s range of interchangeable micro reciprocating blades (7–33 mm tooth lengths) and is fully autoclavable between cases. Typical territory includes spine surgery, ENT work, neurosurgery and other minimally invasive procedures that call for precise bone cuts in confined spaces.
Spine Care Bangladesh supplies it locally, imported directly from Xishan.
Small-bone specialist: the short 2.5 mm stroke keeps cuts controlled where anatomy leaves no margin for overshoot.
Finely adjustable: 4,000–20,000 c/min with 20–100% modulation matches blade action to bone density.
Interchangeable blades: pairs with Xishan’s micro reciprocating blade range for different tooth lengths and thicknesses.
Autoclavable: routine sterilization, ready for the next list.
Model: XWFJ / XWFJ1 | Frequency: 4,000 ~ 20,000 c/min | Frequency Adjustment: 20% ~ 100% | Stroke Interval: 2.5 mm | Sterilization: Autoclavable | Power Source: System micromotor | Blades: Interchangeable micro reciprocating saw blades
Precise small-bone cutting in spine, ENT, neuro and other minimally invasive procedures where a compact stroke matters.
No — it is an attachment that connects to the system micromotor, which supplies the drive.
Yes, the attachment is autoclavable using standard hospital cycles.
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