GE 3C Convex Ultrasound Probe

When you are sourcing a replacement convex probe for a Logiq series scanner, identify the GE 3C by its model number and connector type before committing to a purchase. This catalogue record covers a new aftermarket-compatible GE 3C, with a convex array and a frequency range of two to five MHz. The listed compatible systems are Logiq 3, Logiq 5, Logiq A5 and Logiq S6. The unit is sold under two condition options: new aftermarket-compatible or as a repair service for an original GE 3C transducer. You are buying a compatible product, not one manufactured by GE.

For procurement and engineering teams, the physical connector and array geometry are the first checks against your existing probe. This item is filed under Convex & Curved Array Probes, and the related listing for the GE 348c Convex Ultrasound Probe may help you compare within the same family. Because each order is handled individually, the available test scope, availability, timing and shipping are agreed case by case after you contact us with your exact model and system details.

For a broader comparison of interchangeable convex transducers, you may review the Convex & Curved Array Probes category alongside the GE 348c Convex Ultrasound Probe listing.

Frequently asked questions

In practice, how do you handle shipping and packaging for this probe?

Shipping and packaging are settled per order, not in this catalogue. We confirm the crate or carton type, carrier and delivery schedule after you send your destination and required timeline. Nothing here promises a specific shipping method or lead time for this convex unit.

What should I include in my enquiry about this probe?

State your system model, whether a new aftermarket unit or a repair of your original transducer, your preferred condition option, and the serial number of the unit you are replacing. Also list whether you require any inspection report or test scope before dispatch.

Will this probe suit the scanning I need to do?

This record lists compatible systems and the frequency range, but it does not state a clinical application. You need to compare the two to five MHz convex array against your scanning requirements and confirm with us that the system software accepts this probe model before ordering.