Philips mC7-2 Convex Ultrasound Probe

Sourcing a convex probe for the Philips Epiq 7 places the mC7-2 within the same transducer family that supports abdominal and obstetric imaging workflows. This catalogue entry is for the Philips mC7-2 convex array, offered as new aftermarket-compatible stock or as a repair service for an original Philips mC7-2 unit. The condition column separates the two routes clearly, so procurement can match a quote to the exact unit type requested. Because the array type is convex and the compatible system is the Epiq 7, that pairing anchors the compatibility note for this record.

Inspection expectations differ between the new aftermarket-compatible unit and a repaired original. For a new unit, condition grading refers to the factory-new state of replacement hardware. For repair service, the inspection scope covers the specific original transducer you send, and that scope is agreed case by case. Neither route carries a universal statement of test coverage. Shipping and packaging terms for either option are decided per transaction, so the quote you receive will state the exact handling arrangements for that unit.

For comparable curve-array sourcing options, review the Convex & Curved Array Probes category alongside the Philips X6-1 xMatrix Convex Ultrasound Probe.

Frequently asked questions

How do you package and ship this probe, and does that vary per unit?

Packing and courier choice depend on the individual unit and destination. A new aftermarket-compatible probe may ship in standard protective packaging, while a repaired original requires return packaging that reflects its condition. Both are agreed at quotation stage, never assumed from this page.

What sets this convex model apart from the linked Philips X6-1 xMatrix listing?

The mC7-2 is a convex array matched to the Philips Epiq 7, while the X6-1 xMatrix is a separate convex transducer with its own element structure. They sit in the same curve-array category but are distinct models with different compatibilities. Confirm which system you are pairing before requesting a quote.

Will this probe work for the abdominal application I have in mind?

The supplied facts name the compatible system as the Philips Epiq 7 and the array type as convex, but they do not record an application. Suitability for a specific clinical use depends on the system configuration and the probe condition you select. Raise your intended application when requesting a quote.