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| Product Name | 6.5MHZ MECHANICAL VETERINARY ULTRASOUND PROBE | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Product Overview | The 6.5MHz Mechanical Veterinary Ultrasound Probe is a mechanical sector scanning transducer designed for compatible veterinary B-ultrasound systems. It is primarily used for reproductive examination and pregnancy checking in pigs, goat-farming-equipment/" target="_blank" class="keylink">sheep and other medium-sized livestock. The probe combines a compact handheld structure, waterproof design and integrated cable connection for practical use in breeding farms, veterinary service operations and routine livestock reproductive management. Its mechanical sector scanning principle provides a fan-shaped ultrasound image while keeping the contact area of the probe head relatively compact. |
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| Working Principle | A mechanical sector probe uses an internal ultrasound transducer that moves through a controlled arc inside the probe head. During operation, the transducer emits high-frequency sound waves into the animal's body and receives echoes reflected from tissues, organs and fluid interfaces. The connected veterinary ultrasound scanner processes these echo signals and converts them into a real-time sector-shaped grayscale image. During pregnancy examination, differences between fluid, reproductive tissues and fetal structures can be evaluated by a trained operator to support reproductive management decisions. |
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Q: What type of ultrasound probe is this? Q: Which animals is this probe suitable for? Q: What is the main application of the probe? Q: Is the probe waterproof? Q: Can this probe be connected to any veterinary ultrasound machine? Q: Does the probe require ultrasound gel? Q: How should the mechanical probe be maintained? |

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