Wrist-Type Mechanical Probe Veterinary Ultrasound Scanner

• Wrist-type portable design: compact construction supports convenient mobile operation during livestock examinations.
• Mechanical sector scanning: dedicated mechanical sector technology provides real-time ultrasound imaging for farm animal diagnostics.
• Fully digital imaging: digital signal processing supports high-resolution image presentation and penetration for routine veterinary examinations.
• Multiple wearing and placement options: can be used on the wrist, hung around the neck, placed on a workbench or used with a carrying solution for field work.
• 5.7-inch high-resolution display: provides a clear viewing area with high brightness, contrast and a wide visual field.
• 3.5 MHz mechanical sector probe: suitable for reproductive and selected abdominal examinations in livestock.
• Real-time dynamic imaging: supports continuous observation of anatomical structures during scanning.
• Harmonic imaging: provides an additional imaging mode for selected examination conditions.
• Multiple display modes: supports B, B/B, B/M, M and 4B imaging modes.
• 256-level grayscale: provides detailed grayscale image presentation.
• Adjustable magnification: multiple zoom levels support different examination and image-observation requirements.
• Obstetric measurement functions: supports reproductive measurements and pregnancy-related calculations for supported animal species.
• Image storage and USB transfer: built-in image memory and USB connectivity simplify examination documentation and data transfer.
• Pseudo-color imaging: multiple pseudo-color options provide alternative image presentation modes.
• Rechargeable battery: supports mobile examinations without continuous mains connection.
• Waterproof and dust-resistant configuration: suitable for demanding farm environments when operated and cleaned according to applicable instructions.
• Commercial livestock application: suitable for breeding farms, veterinary practices, mobile diagnostic teams and livestock equipment procurement projects.

• Portable main unit: integrates the ultrasound processor, display, controls, power management and image-processing functions.
• Mechanical sector probe: 3.5 MHz mechanical probe designed for livestock reproductive and diagnostic examinations.
• Single probe connector: dedicated interface connects the mechanical probe to the main unit.
• 5.7-inch display: high-resolution non-interlaced display for real-time ultrasound image observation.
• Ergonomic keyboard: dedicated controls provide access to scanning, image adjustment, freezing, measurement and documentation functions.
• Rechargeable battery: internal rechargeable power source supports mobile veterinary operation.
• USB interface: supports transfer of stored images and compatible examination data.
• Protective housing: compact enclosure designed for transportation and repeated field use.
• Carrying and mounting accessories: wrist strap, neck belt, workbench support and carrying case configurations can support different operating environments.

• Goat pregnancy diagnosis: supports reproductive screening and pregnancy monitoring in commercial goat breeding operations.
• Sheep pregnancy diagnosis: suitable for routine reproductive examinations in sheep farms and breeding programs.
• Swine reproduction: supports pregnancy and fertility examinations in commercial pig production.
• Livestock breeding management: assists veterinary personnel and farm managers with reproductive monitoring and pregnancy records.
• Obstetric examinations: supports selected gestational assessments and veterinary reproductive workflows.
• Farm animal diagnostics: suitable for selected abdominal and internal-structure examinations according to animal species and probe configuration.
• Mobile veterinary services: wrist-type operation and battery power support examinations at different farm locations.
• Breeding group procurement: suitable for standardized diagnostic equipment programs across multiple livestock production sites.
• Veterinary clinics: provides a compact ultrasound platform for selected small-animal and livestock examinations.
• Agricultural distributors: suitable for professional veterinary equipment distribution and livestock project procurement.
• On-farm reproductive services: compact construction simplifies deployment in breeding pens, handling areas and veterinary work zones.

1. Charge the rechargeable battery using the supplied or approved charging equipment before field operation.
2. Inspect the main unit, probe, cable, connector and housing before each examination.
3. Connect the mechanical sector probe securely to the dedicated probe connector.
4. Switch on the scanner and select the appropriate scanning mode, gain, depth, focus and magnification.
5. Apply suitable veterinary ultrasound gel to establish effective acoustic coupling.
6. Position and restrain the animal according to appropriate veterinary and farm procedures.
7. Perform the examination while observing the real-time ultrasound image on the LCD.
8. Use freeze, measurement, obstetric calculation and image-storage functions when documentation is required.
9. Transfer stored images to compatible USB storage or a computer when examination records need to be archived.
10. After examination, remove ultrasound gel from the probe using an appropriate cleaning procedure.
11. Clean and disinfect the probe and external surfaces using materials compatible with the equipment.
12. Prevent unnecessary moisture from entering connectors and electronic components during cleaning.
13. Store the scanner and probe in the protective carrying case during transportation between farm areas.
14. Recharge the battery after use and inspect the probe cable and housing periodically for signs of wear or damage.

Q: What is the main application of this wrist-type ultrasound scanner?
A: It is primarily designed for pregnancy, fertility and reproductive examinations in goats, sheep and pigs, with additional applications available according to probe configuration.

Q: What type of probe does the scanner use?
A: The referenced configuration uses a mechanical sector probe, with 3.5 MHz and 2.5/3.5 MHz configurations documented in the product range.

Q: Why is the scanner designed in a wrist-type format?
A: The wrist-type housing allows the operator to carry and control the scanner close to the animal, supporting mobile examinations in farm and field environments.

Q: Can the scanner be used in different positions?
A: Yes. The referenced design supports wrist-mounted, neck-hanging and workbench use, with additional carrying and outdoor configurations available.

Q: What imaging modes are available?
A: The referenced configuration supports B, B/B, B/M, M and 4B modes, together with real-time dynamic and harmonic imaging.

Q: Can the scanner store ultrasound images?
A: Yes. The referenced configuration provides built-in storage for up to 100 frames and a 256-frame CINE loop, with USB image transfer.

Q: Does the system support pregnancy measurements?
A: Yes. The veterinary measurement and obstetric software supports reproductive calculations for multiple animal species according to the selected configuration.

Q: How long can the scanner operate on battery power?
A: The referenced configuration provides approximately 2 hours of continuous operation. Battery capacity and operating time may vary according to configuration and usage conditions.

Q: Is the scanner suitable for commercial livestock farms?
A: Yes. Its portable design and mechanical sector imaging are suitable for routine reproductive and selected diagnostic workflows in commercial livestock operations.

Q: Can OEM and private-label versions be supplied?
A: Yes. Probe configurations, accessories, packaging, documentation, labels, language settings and branding can be customized according to project requirements.