Samsung LA2-9A Linear Ultrasound Probe

This LA2-9A linear probe sits within the Samsung ultrasound equipment family, showing a frequency reference of 2.0–9.0 MHz and a linear array configuration. The catalogue record lists it for the Hera I10, Hera W10, Hera W9, HS60, HS70A, RS80A, RS85 and WS80A systems, with applications covering abdominal, vascular, small parts and musculoskeletal work. Manufacturer reference is Samsung, model LA2-9A, and the fact and image source is The Ultrasound Source product record.

Physical identification starts with the probe label, connector face and connector housing, plus the host-system model and software version. Buyers should also state the intended application and quantity when enquiring. Compatibility, after-sales support, shipping and remedy terms are settled individually for each unit and confirmed in the written quotation after contact, so no catalogue-wide promise applies to this entry.

For sourcing decisions, compare this entry with the Samsung / Medison Probes category and the Samsung LA2-14A Linear Ultrasound Probe, which shares the same system family.

Frequently asked questions

On the commercial side: what after-sales support would come with this probe if I order it?

Support terms are fixed per order rather than set out in the catalogue. The written quotation you receive will state the exact remedy and returns scope for that unit, so include the serial number and connector details in your enquiry to get precise terms.

How would I confirm this probe works with my scanner before buying?

Provide the host-system model, software version and photographs of the connector face and housing. We then compare the LA2-9A label against the compatible systems listed here and confirm the configuration for your exact request in the quotation. No compatibility statement applies beyond that written response.

Which condition options exist for this probe and what do they mean?

Condition options are not itemised in this catalogue record, so specify whether you need new, used or refurbished units. Each unit is quoted separately, and the inspection scope for that condition is detailed in your written quotation before any order proceeds.