Akicare JSM-034 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide for Philips S5-1

This catalogue entry pairs the Akicare JSM-034 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide with the Philips S5-1 probe. The part reference JSM-034 and the catalogue title identify this as the reusable needle guide and biopsy adaptor for that Philips transducer. Physical identification begins with the probe reference printed on the S5-1 housing, then the guide mounting bracket and needle channel are checked against the adaptor machined surfaces.

Compatibility between the guide and a particular S5-1 unit is confirmed on a per-order basis, as is the delivery, packaging, and any test or sterilisation scope. Contact the team with the probe model and the guide configuration you require to establish the terms for your exact enquiry.

For a comparable reusable guide on a different transducer family, see Biopsy Guides and the Akicare JSM-033 Reusable Biopsy Needle Guide for Fujifilm UST-979-3.5 / UST-989 / UST-990-5 listing.

Frequently asked questions

What should I ask about shipping and packaging for this guide before I place an order?

Ask for the packaging dimensions and protective insert, the courier service and any export documentation, plus whether the guide ships as a single unit or with a mounting bracket. Delivery timing and packaging specifics are agreed individually once you send the probe details and order quantity.

Before you order: how does this JSM-034 differ from the JSM-033 listing for the Fujifilm probes?

The JSM-034 is referenced against the Philips S5-1 probe, while the JSM-033 is referenced against Fujifilm UST-979-3.5, UST-989 and UST-990-5 probes. They are separate part references for different transducer models, so you match the guide to the probe label before ordering.

Which connector or label details do I need to check on my Philips S5-1 to confirm this guide will mount?

Photograph the probe label to show the full model designation and any serial or part number. Then verify the guide mounting bracket shape against the probe nose cone and the needle channel alignment with the active aperture. These checks are done with the physical units before the order is confirmed.