Samsung CF4-9 (HS40) Convex Ultrasound Probe

For procurement teams working with Samsung HS30 or HS40 systems, this catalogue entry covers the CF4-9 (HS40) convex transducer as a new aftermarket-compatible unit or as a repair service for an original Samsung probe. The array type is convex, and the listed compatible systems are the Samsung HS30 and HS40. Each unit is treated individually: condition grading, available checks, and test coverage are confirmed per quotation, because these vary between units and depend on the service chosen.

Where a repair is requested, the original Samsung CF4-9 (HS40) transducer is handled with professional attention, and the resulting condition is described at quotation stage. This is a compatible or aftermarket product, not manufactured by or affiliated with Samsung. Brand and model names appear for compatibility reference only. Delivery timing and shipping terms are agreed case by case after you make contact; the catalogue does not state a standard lead time for this item.

For broader sourcing across the catalogue, review Convex & Curved Array Probes, and compare the Samsung CF4-9 (H60) Convex Ultrasound Probe alongside this HS40 variant.

Frequently asked questions

From the buyer’s side: what fulfilment window should I expect for the new aftermarket CF4-9 (HS40) probe?

Lead time is established for each order on its own, because availability varies between units. You will receive a specific delivery date in the quotation, after we confirm the exact model and condition you need. The catalogue cannot promise a fixed timeline in advance.

Before you order: how does this CF4-9 (HS40) listing differ from the CF4-9 (H60) probe you also show?

Both are Samsung convex probes with the CF4-9 element series, but the HS40 variant is matched to HS30 and HS40 systems, whereas the sibling listing covers the H60 system. Confirm your system model before requesting a quote, since compatibility is confirmed per exact request.

Which connector or label details do I need to verify for this probe?

You should confirm the connector type, probe serial number and the label on the transducer body with our sales team, because these details are checked per individual unit during quotation. The catalogue record does not list a standard connector specification for this model.