INNOFINE JSM-259 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide for VINNO S1-8C

This catalogue entry pairs the INNOFINE JSM-259 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide with the VINNO S1-8C ultrasound probe. The supplier reference JSM-259 and the source product title identify this as a reusable needle guide and biopsy adaptor intended for that probe model. The fact and image source is the INNOFINE product record, so the listing reflects the manufacturer’s own catalogue data.

For procurement teams, the immediate workflow is to verify the physical probe label against the stated compatibility before raising an enquiry. Confirm the probe model, the guide configuration required, and the needle gauge range for the intended procedure. Shipping, packaging, and sterilisation details are not fixed in this record; they are settled for each order after direct contact with the supplier.

This reusable needle guide for the VINNO S1-8C sits alongside other probe-specific sourcing records such as Biopsy Guides and the INNOFINE JSM-256 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide for Canon PLI-1205BX, each requiring separate verification of the probe label and guide configuration.

Frequently asked questions

What should I ask about shipping and packaging when ordering this guide?

Ask for the packaging format, whether it is supplied sterile or non-sterile, and the shipping method and lead time for your destination. Those terms are settled when the specific order is discussed, so request a written confirmation from the team before any commitment.

Which probe details do I need to send with my enquiry for this item?

Send a well-lit photograph of the VINNO S1-8C probe label, the full probe model number, and the supplier reference JSM-259. Also state whether you need the reusable guide in a specific needle gauge range or puncture approach, as these affect the final confirmation.

Does this guide fit the application I have in mind for the S1-8C probe?

The record lists VINNO S1-8C as the compatible probe reference, so it is intended for that system. However, suitability for a specific needle gauge, puncture angle, or biopsy procedure must be confirmed against the physical probe and the requested configuration when you contact the team.