Vascular Imaging Ultrasound Transducer — Toshiba PLT-1204AT Linear Probe

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Product Details
In busy radiology departments, vascular labs, and outpatient clinics, having reliable and versatile transducers is essential for efficient diagnostic workflow. The Toshiba PLT-1204AT is a linear array ultrasound transducer designed to deliver high-resolution images for a range of superficial applications.
Engineered for clarity and precision, this probe is a workhorse for near-field imaging. Its capabilities make it a valuable tool for sonographers and clinicians performing detailed examinations.
- Brand: Toshiba
- Model: PLT-1204AT
- Type: Linear Array Transducer
- Frequency Range: 4 – 7 MHz
The 4-7 MHz frequency spectrum is ideal for applications requiring high detail, including vascular studies, musculoskeletal (MSK) evaluations, and small parts imaging such as thyroid and breast exams. This transducer is designed for compatibility with Toshiba ultrasound systems, including models within the Aplio series, such as the Aplio Xg.
For clinical engineering teams and procurement managers, acquiring a tested probe like the PLT-1204AT is a cost-effective strategy to extend the life and diagnostic range of your current ultrasound equipment.
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