top of page

Equine Ultrasound Equipment

Vet Trade revolutionizes the way veterinary professionals find the best equipment for their needs.  

Click 'Get Quote' to request information and prices from leading Australian suppliers. 

Radincon

Equine Ultrasound

Distribution:

Australia and New Zealand

Screenshot 2023-11-26 at 13.44.59.png
Radincon is a specialist supplier of medical and veterinary imaging equipment, support and service across Australia and New Zealand. Proudly Australian and family-owned, our primary focus has become veterinary but many of our products and services cross over on to other applications. We’re passionate about animal welfare, from large animals, horses, production livestock, household pets to native wildlife and exotic animals in zoos across the country. We obviously don’t mind humans either. That passion is why we believe in providing and supporting top quality equipment which lasts. Investing in the best means clients like you can deliver quick accurate diagnosis, advice and care, time after time.

Featured Products

Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.

BCF Ultrasound Australasia

Equine Ultrasound

Distribution:

Australasia

Screenshot 2023-11-26 at 13.44.59.png
VETERINARY ULTRASOUND SOLUTION SPECIALISTS Over 26 Years Of Trusted Experience. BCF Ultrasound are proud to be Australasian owned and operated. Because we are specialised in vet ultrasound, we can provide outstanding sales, service and technical support to our clients. In addition, we are dedicated to providing the best educational resources and training opportunities for veterinary professionals in Australia and New Zealand. Need to send in a product for repair or service? We are here to keep you up and running. With service centres in Australia and New Zealand, we are prepared for all your service requirements.

Featured Products

Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.
Blank.jpg

.

.

Or submit a general enquiry for any product or service

Based on your enquiry, Vet Trade's intelligent system navigates the supplier landscape to connect you to the best products for your needs. 

For example, try asking for information and pricing on small animal ultrasound machines with advanced cardiac capabilities.

Veterinary Ultrasound

Advances in Veterinary Ultrasound Technology

Veterinary ultrasound technology has seen significant advancements in recent years. Some of the notable software additions include:


  • Beam Steering Technology: Electronically adjust the direction of the ultrasound beam. It enhances image quality by optimizing the angle of sound waves, improving visualization of deep tissues and organs.

  • 3D/4D Imaging: Software advancements have enabled the integration of three-dimensional (3D) and four-dimensional (4D) imaging capabilities in veterinary ultrasound, enhancing a vet’s ability to assess complex anatomical structures.

  • Speckle Reduction Imaging: Reduces the speckled appearance of ultrasound images, improving overall image clarity and contrast and enhancing the visualization of fine anatomical details and subtle abnormalities.

  • Advanced Measurement and Analysis Tools: Modern veterinary ultrasound software includes sophisticated measurement and analysis tools. These tools automate measurements, quantify blood flow velocities (Doppler imaging), and analyse tissue characteristics (strain imaging).

  • Integration with Practice Management Software: This allows for efficient documentation, storage, and retrieval of ultrasound findings, streamlining workflow and enhancing communication among veterinary care teams.


A Guide to Veterinary Ultrasound Transducers

Ultrasound transducers, or probes, vary in shape (e.g., linear, convex, phased array, microconvex) and frequency (measured in Hz), each influencing image penetration and clarity. Higher frequencies (e.g., 7.5 MHz and above) provide finer resolution for superficial structures like tendons or superficial masses, whereas lower frequencies (e.g., 3.5 MHz) penetrate deeper tissues such as abdominal organs or large muscle groups.


  • Linear transducers provide high-resolution musculoskeletal, superficial soft tissue and vascular imaging.

  • Convex/curvilinear transducers offer wide-field abdominal, obstetric and cardiac imaging.

  • Phased Array transducers are ideal for echocardiography in small animals due to the ability to visualize cardiac structures from different angles, as well as for abdominal imaging requiring deeper tissue penetration in obese patients.

  • Microconvex transducers enable paediatric and neonatal imaging.


Why Enquire Through Vet Trade?

Vet Trade provides a diverse range of veterinary ultrasound machines by linking you with reputable veterinary ultrasound machine suppliers including BCF Ultrasound Australasia, DLC, Radincon, VetTech Australia and Catagra Group, for brands including GE Healthcare, Mindray, Butterfly, Edan, IMV Imaging and more - making it easy to discover the appropriate equipment for your clinic’s needs.


Advice for Purchasing Veterinary Ultrasound Machines

When investing in a veterinary ultrasound machine, considerations include portability and battery life for ambulatory clinics, user-interface preferences (keyboard vs. touchscreen) and the required level of quality (high-quality ultrasound machines offer superior image resolution and clearer delineation of anatomical details. Enquire about support, delivery times, and total cost of ownership (including maintenance and upgrades). Establish clear requirements and priorities and make sure to get multiple quotes to ensure you are making an informed purchase decision. Using Vet Trade helps you leverage the latest advancements in ultrasound technology to provide comprehensive diagnostic services to your patient's needs.


bottom of page