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Ultrasound Transducers & Probes

Finance ultrasound transducers and probe replacements for clinical imaging programs. Linear, curvilinear, phased-array, and specialty transducers. Apply today.

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The probe is what touches the patient, and it is what produces the image. A system with a worn or failed transducer is a system that cannot scan, regardless of how capable the console is. Probes also drive the specialization of a system: the same console equipped with a phased-array probe becomes a cardiac scanner, swapped for a linear probe it handles vascular access or MSK imaging, and fitted with a curvilinear it covers abdominal and obstetric applications. Probe investment is both a maintenance requirement and a clinical capability decision, and it is one that practices increasingly bring to us for financing.

We finance ultrasound transducer and probe purchases, including single-probe replacements, multi-probe capability expansions, and complete probe package upgrades across a department or practice. Our minimum transaction is $50,000, which a single specialty probe from a major manufacturer often approaches or exceeds. Multi-probe purchases and probe packages bundled with service contracts or accessories routinely clear the threshold.

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Questions About Ultrasound Transducers & Probes

Review the common timing, documentation, and equipment questions before sending the quote.

Can a single probe replacement be financed if it costs less than $50,000?

A single probe below $50,000 falls under our transaction minimum. Bundling it with additional probes, a service contract, or other accessories on the same invoice is the most direct path to qualification. If the probe is purchased alongside a system upgrade, the combined transaction almost certainly clears the minimum.

Do probes need to be purchased from the same manufacturer as the console?

For financing purposes, no restriction exists on aftermarket or third-party probes as long as the probe is compatible with the console it will be used on. Clinically and from a warranty standpoint, OEM probes from the system manufacturer preserve full warranty coverage; third-party probes may be less expensive but may affect service agreement terms with the console manufacturer.

We had a probe fail and need a replacement urgently. How fast can financing close?

An expedited review is possible, often with a decision in 24 to 48 hours for a straightforward application. Providing your completed application, three months of bank statements, and the vendor invoice upfront significantly accelerates the timeline. Funding after approval typically takes two to five business days depending on documentation completion.

Our new console requires probes that do not transfer from our old system. Can the probe package be added to the system financing?

Yes. Probes on the same vendor invoice as the console are part of the financed package. This is the most common scenario when a practice replaces a system: the console and the required probe package are listed together, and the total financed amount covers both. The lender takes a security interest in all listed equipment.

Is probe financing available for a used probe purchased from another clinic?

Private-party used probe transactions are more complex than vendor sales because condition verification is harder without an inspection or documentation from the original manufacturer. We handle them case by case. A used probe with a recent manufacturer inspection report, documented crystal integrity test, and service history is more fundable than one sold without documentation.

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