SonoSite C60n Convex Ultrasound Probe

Within the SonoSite NanoMaxx equipment family, the C60n convex transducer sits alongside its sibling, the C60X, as a curved-array option for abdominal and obstetric scanning. This catalogue entry covers the C60n in Compatible-New condition, meaning the probe is a new aftermarket-compatible unit rather than a SonoSite-manufactured part. The frequency range is 2 – 5 MHz, and the compatible system listed is the NanoMaxx only.

For procurement teams, the condition grading here carries specific expectations. A Compatible-New unit should arrive as an unused aftermarket probe, but the checks performed on each unit are finalised against the specific order, not implied by that label. The quotation must state precisely what verification is done before dispatch and what the agreed delivery window is. The original SonoSite C60n transducer can also be sent for repair, with the refreshed unit subject to its own case-by-case terms.

For buyers comparing curved transducers, this C60n record sits in the same catalogue category as the Convex & Curved Array Probes section, alongside the SonoSite C60X Convex Ultrasound Probe, though each model carries its own compatibility and condition terms.

Frequently asked questions

Before you order: what lead time ought I to plan around for the C60n order?

Lead time is not fixed in this catalogue. Contact the team with your required date and they will confirm availability and shipping for that specific order. Ask for a written delivery commitment in the quotation before you raise a purchase order.

Practically speaking, how does this C60n listing differ from the C60X probe you show as related?

The C60n is listed for the NanoMaxx system, while the C60X is a separate convex model with its own compatibility details. Confirm your exact system model against both listings, because the two probes are not interchangeable unless the quotation states otherwise.

Will this probe handle the clinical application we have in mind?

The application is not part of this record, so suitability cannot be assumed from the catalogue alone. Share your intended scanning scenario with the sales team, and they will confirm whether the 2 – 5 MHz convex array meets that use case before you commit.