INNOFINE JSM-152 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide for SonoScape L752

The INNOFINE JSM-152 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide for SonoScape L752 is a catalogue record drawn directly from the supplier product page for this exact guide reference. The listing image, supplier reference JSM-152, and the source title Reusable Needle Guides & Biopsy Adaptor JSM-152 for SonoScape L752 Probe are taken from that source record. What this page does not assert is any physical condition grade, because no condition options are recorded in the underlying fact set.

For hospital procurement and imaging engineers, this entry functions as a reference point for quoting and inspection planning. The guide is a reusable type, made by INNOFINE, and the only probe compatibility noted is the SonoScape L752. Since no array type, application, or model/SKU fields exist in the source data, buyers should expect to confirm every operational detail against the physical guide and probe before any order proceeds.

For a paired sourcing exercise, compare this entry with the Biopsy Guides listing for the INNOFINE JSM-151 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide for Fujifilm UST-5415 / L441.

Frequently asked questions

Will you state the warranty cover for this JSM-152 guide in the catalogue?

No warranty period or scope is promised on this page. Warranty cover for this reusable guide is agreed at the point of order, taking into account the guide’s condition on arrival, the agreed inspection protocol, and the buyer’s intended sterilisation cycle.

About terms: how do we verify that this guide fits our SonoScape L752 probe before purchase?

You confirm compatibility by comparing the supplier reference JSM-152 and the probe model L752 against the physical probe label. Also check the guide’s puncture approach and needle gauge range with the supplier, as the catalogue record lists no application data beyond the probe reference.

What condition options are available for this item and how do they affect my inspection?

Condition options are not part of the recorded facts for this item. In practice, condition grading would be agreed at the time of enquiry, and any inspection expectations, such as visible wear on the reusable guide or the hinge mechanism, would be defined case by case for your specific unit.