Used probes and ultrasound equipment
Sell a used ultrasound probe with clear condition and package details.
Prepare an offer for the exact unit you can supply: full model, condition, known faults, available test records, actual-item photos, included equipment and a positive price with currency. Keep complete probes separate from parts, assembly kits and repair services.
The web app requires an account before continuing to Sell. Sign in with an existing account or complete its account steps. An account does not automatically verify a business, approve an offer or create a sale.
Before starting the listing
Build a useful used-probe offer in four steps.
- Identify the unit.Record manufacturer, full model and suffix, part number or revision, connector and stated scanner compatibility. Make clear whether this is a complete probe or a component.
- Describe condition and evidence.Disclose known faults, intermittent symptoms, repair history and missing records. State who performed each assessment, its date, scope and limitations. Do not turn an untested unit into a tested or refurbished claim.
- List the supplied package.Identify the included cable, case, adapters and accessories. For a handheld, state any host-device or software exclusions. Use rights-cleared actual-item images and distinguish model-reference images.
- Set the commercial terms.State price, currency, quantity, current availability, location, shipping responsibility, warranty provider, returns and acceptance terms. Submit the offer through the web app's seller workflow; review is not equipment inspection or certification.
Keep the condition record and delivered package together
Give the buyer a consistent set of unit identifiers, photographs, condition disclosures and available service or test records. Keep patient information out of listings and supporting files. If a test, repair detail or compatibility statement is unknown, say so and identify what still needs confirmation.
Before dispatch, agree the included items, packing and shipping responsibility, tracking, acceptance process and what happens if the delivered item differs from the offer. Follow the applicable manufacturer and facility requirements when preparing equipment for transport.
Use the buyer's comparison checklist to check your offer →Offer quality
Publish accurate scope and current commercial details.
- Canonical manufacturer/model identity
- Actual positive price and currency
- Unit, quantity or rental basis
- Current availability and confirmation date
- Rights-cleared item images
- Seller-stated condition and warranty terms
The seller must approve every price, image, specification, availability statement and commercial term. Eligible drafts remain subject to the marketplace's review requirements.
Offer scope
A repair service or loose part needs its own offer.
A cable, array or assembly kit is not a complete used probe. A repair service describes work on an existing unit. Give each offer its own supplied scope and price so a buyer can compare the same thing.
Review the repair-service enquiry path →Continue in the web app
Bring accurate unit details and written terms.
Continue to the Sell account steps or sign in. Keep the offer's availability up to date; eligibility and review requirements still apply.
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