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    Ultrasound Probe Repair by Manufacturer

    Most repair providers show every logo they can find. That tells you nothing about whether they have ever opened your probe.

    Here is what our bench has actually seen. Since October 2024 alone: 254 probe models from 16 manufacturers, with GE, Canon (Toshiba), Esaote, Philips, Samsung and BK Medical making up about 90 % of our volume. Before that, we had already repaired over 10,000 probes.

    And we keep something most providers do not: a compatibility database of 2,481 documented probe-to-system combinations across 288 ultrasound systems. When you ask whether a replacement or loaner will run on your machine, we look it up.

    Our repair volume by manufacturer

    ManufacturerShare of repairsSystems we see most
    GE Healthcare34 %LOGIQ, Vivid, Voluson, Venue
    Canon Medical (Toshiba)15 %Aplio i-series, Aplio 500, Xario
    Esaote13 %MyLab series
    Philips12 %EPIQ, Affiniti, CX
    Samsung Medison9 %RS80A, RS85, WS80A, V-series
    BK Medical6 %Flex Focus, bk3000, bk5000
    Hitachi, Siemens, Mindray, SonoSite and others11 %Arietta, Acuson, Resona, Edge

    GE ultrasound probe repair

    A third of everything we repair is GE, so these are the probe families our technicians know best.

    Systems: LOGIQ, Vivid, Voluson, Venue.

    Often on our bench: ML6-15-D linear, 3Sc-RS phased array, C1-6-D convex, RIC5-9A-RS and 4Vc-D volume probes.

    Linear and phased array GE probes mostly come in for lens, housing and strain relief work. The Voluson volume probes are a different story: their faults are usually mechanical (drive, motor, oil fill) and go to our 3D/4D repair bench.

    GE probe repair

    Canon (Toshiba) ultrasound probe repair

    15 % of our volume, and the widest spread of individual models.

    Systems: Aplio i-series, Aplio 500, Xario.

    Often on our bench: PLT-1005BT and PLT-805BT linear arrays, PVT-475BT convex.

    Linear arrays with lens delamination and strain relief failure are the classic pair here. Both are very repairable when caught early.

    Canon probe repair

    Esaote ultrasound probe repair

    13 % of our volume. Esaote is close to home: Italy and Austria are among our strongest markets, and the MyLab platform is common in both.

    Systems: MyLab series, including dedicated musculoskeletal probes.

    Often on our bench: AC2541 convex, L4-15 linear.

    Esaote probe repair

    Philips ultrasound probe repair

    12 % of our volume, with a distinct profile: more TEE transducers than any other brand we handle.

    Systems: EPIQ, Affiniti, CX.

    Often on our bench: X7-2t TEE, S5-1 phased array, X5-1c.

    The X7-2t is our single most-repaired model. TEE probes live a harder life than any other probe type; see TEE probe repair.

    Compatible probes by system

    Philips probe repair

    Samsung ultrasound probe repair

    9 % of our volume.

    Systems: RS80A, RS85, WS80A, HS70A, V6, V7, V8.

    Samsung sends us a high share of volume probes, so much of this work runs on our 3D/4D bench rather than standard repair.

    Compatible probes by system

    Samsung probe repair

    BK Medical ultrasound probe repair

    6 % of our volume, and highly specialised: urology, surgery and transrectal applications.

    Systems: Flex Focus, bk3000, bk5000.

    Often on our bench: 18L5s linear, 6C2 convex, biplane and triplane prostate transducers (8808e, 8818, 8848).

    Biplane and triplane probes are among the more demanding standard repairs: two arrays in one housing, with correspondingly little room for error.

    BK Medical probe repair

    Siemens, Hitachi, Mindray, SonoSite and more

    Siemens Healthineers (Acuson), Hitachi (Arietta), Mindray (Resona, DC series), Fujifilm SonoSite (X-Porte, Edge), SonoScape, Vinno and others make up the remaining 11 %.

    A smaller share reflects what European clinics have installed, not what we can handle. If your manufacturer is not listed, ask us.

    Will a replacement probe fit my system?

    This is the question behind most brand searches, and it is where a logo list stops being useful.

    We hold 2,481 documented probe-to-system combinations across 288 system models. Each entry records its source: manufacturer documentation or our own testing. That gives you a clear answer in three situations:

    • Across generations: will a probe from an older LOGIQ run on the current one?
    • Loaners: we confirm compatibility with your exact system before anything ships
    • Second-hand purchases: you found a probe elsewhere and want to know if it will work

    If a combination is not documented, we tell you.

    Probe inventory & loaners

    Frequently asked questions