Mindray L14-5WE Linear Ultrasound Probe

When you are sourcing a replacement linear probe for a Mindray DC-70 or DC-80 scanner, the L14-5WE appears on your list of compatible transducers. This catalogue record maps that compatibility directly: the probe model, array type and host systems are listed for quick comparison against your installed base. The item is offered as new aftermarket-compatible hardware, with a separate repair service option for an original L14-5WE unit.

For procurement and engineering teams, the key point is that sourcing this exact model involves two separate decisions. First, if your team needs a new compatible unit or a repair of the original transducer. Second, that compatibility with your specific DC-70 or DC-80 configuration, along with inspection scope, availability, timing and shipping, is settled individually after direct contact, not fixed here. Brand and model names belong to their respective owners and appear for reference only.

Related listings in this catalogue include Linear Array Probes and the Mindray L14-3Ws Linear Ultrasound Probe, which share a compatible brand and array type.

Frequently asked questions

On the commercial side: what delivery timescale should I plan for when ordering this probe?

Lead time is not fixed in this catalogue. It depends on the condition you choose, current order volume for the compatible unit, and the repair workload for an original transducer. Each enquiry receives a confirmed delivery window before any commitment.

Order specifics: how do I confirm this probe will work with my specific scanner?

Send your scanner model, software version if known, and the serial number of the probe you are replacing. Akicare checks that information against the listed compatibility for the exact unit you request, then confirms fit in the quotation.

What information should I include in my enquiry for this item?

State if your team needs a new compatible probe or a repair service, your host system model, your delivery location and any inspection or test documentation required. Include your purchase order reference if you have one, so the quote matches your internal process.

Does this probe suit the scanning applications on these systems?

The linear array type is suited to superficial and small-parts imaging, which is a common workload on such systems. Final suitability for your clinical application is confirmed after you provide the intended use and configuration, as part of the quotation process.