Philips L9-3 Biopsy Needle Guide (PSM-053)

This catalogue record pairs the Philips L9-3 reusable biopsy needle guide, model PSM-053, with the L9-3 probe from Philips. The guide is made of medical stainless steel and takes 14-22G needles. It is listed under Biopsy Guides, with a linear array type and manual operation. The condition option for this record is Compatible-New.

Procurement teams can treat this record as a starting point for sourcing the PSM-053 guide. The catalogue lists MSK, Small Parts and Vascular as applications, while the product description also notes OB/GYN. The stated warranty is one year, with return and replacement after-sale service; final warranty, delivery and testing scope are agreed case by case after contact.

This needle guide appears under Biopsy Guides alongside the Philips L9 Linear Ultrasound Probe in the same catalogue.

Frequently asked questions

At purchase time, what lead time can you offer on this PSM-053 guide?

Lead time depends on order quantity, current production schedule and destination. Terms are agreed individually for each order after you contact us, so no delivery window is stated in the catalogue. For a precise date, raise a formal enquiry.

What should I specify when asking for a quote on this needle guide?

Include the model number PSM-053, the probe name L9-3, quantity, destination and intended application. State whether you need the guide only or additional components. The more detail you provide, the quicker a supplier can tailor a response.

Is this the same as the Philips L9 Linear Ultrasound Probe?

No. This record is for the reusable biopsy needle guide PSM-053, designed for the L9-3 probe. The Philips L9 Linear Ultrasound Probe listing is for the transducer itself. They are separate catalogue entries, though the needle guide belongs under Biopsy Guides.

Can this guide be used for MSK and small parts work?

The catalogue lists MSK, Small Parts and Vascular as applications, and the product description also notes OB/GYN. The guide accepts 14-22G needles and is manually operated. Because clinical suitability depends on your exact probe and procedure, confirm the intended use when you enquire.