Philips L12-4 Broadband Linear Array Ultrasound Probe for EPIQ and Affiniti Systems – High Resolution Vascular and Small Parts Transducer
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Product Overview
The Philips L12-4 is a broadband linear array ultrasound transducer designed for high-resolution vascular, small parts, breast, musculoskeletal, pediatric, and superficial imaging applications. Featuring a broadband frequency range of 12–4 MHz and a 128-element linear array, the L12-4 delivers excellent spatial resolution, tissue differentiation, and imaging versatility across a wide range of clinical examinations.
Engineered for Philips EPIQ and Affiniti ultrasound platforms, the L12-4 combines advanced broadband technology with premium image processing capabilities to provide outstanding visualization of superficial anatomy, vascular structures, soft tissues, tendons, ligaments, and small organs. The 34 mm aperture offers an optimal balance between field of view and maneuverability during routine and advanced diagnostic procedures.
The transducer supports multiple advanced imaging technologies available on compatible Philips systems, including 2D imaging, Color Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler, Color Power Angio (CPA), harmonic imaging, SonoCT, panoramic imaging, and XRES image enhancement. These capabilities help improve lesion detection, vascular assessment, and overall diagnostic confidence.
The Philips L12-4 is widely utilized in vascular laboratories, radiology departments, breast imaging centers, musculoskeletal clinics, pediatric imaging facilities, and general ultrasound practices worldwide.
Key Features
- Broadband linear array technology
- 12–4 MHz frequency range
- 128-element array design
- 34 mm aperture
- High-resolution superficial imaging
- Excellent vascular imaging performance
- Color Doppler capability
- Pulsed Wave Doppler support
- Color Power Angio (CPA)
- Harmonic imaging technology
- SonoCT compound imaging
- XRES image enhancement
- Biopsy-capable design
- Optimized for EPIQ and Affiniti systems
Clinical Applications
Vascular Imaging
- Carotid artery studies
- Peripheral arterial examinations
- Venous Doppler studies
- Vascular intervention guidance
- AV fistula evaluation
Small Parts Imaging
- Thyroid examinations
- Parathyroid assessment
- Lymph node evaluation
- Salivary gland imaging
Breast Imaging
- Breast lesion assessment
- Breast ultrasound screening
- Follow-up examinations
- Interventional guidance
Musculoskeletal Imaging
- Tendon evaluation
- Ligament assessment
- Joint imaging
- Sports medicine applications
- Soft tissue examinations
Pediatric Imaging
- Pediatric abdominal imaging
- Neonatal cephalic studies
- Pediatric hip examinations
General Imaging
- Superficial tissue evaluation
- Bowel imaging
- Ultrasound-guided procedures
Compatible Ultrasound Systems
Confirmed Compatible Systems
- Philips EPIQ 7
- Philips EPIQ 5
- Philips EPIQ Elite
- Philips Affiniti 70
- Philips Affiniti 50
- Philips Affiniti 30
- Philips 5000 Compact Series
Connector Platform
- Philips EPIQ / Affiniti Connector
Not Compatible
- Philips iU22
- Philips iE33
- Philips HD11
- Philips HD15
- Philips Large Connector Systems
- Philips CX30 Compact Connector Systems
The L12-4 is documented by Philips as an Affiniti/EPIQ-family transducer and is distinct from older large-connector linear probes such as the L17-5 and L15-7io.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | Philips L12-4 |
| Probe Type | Linear Array |
| Technology | Broadband |
| Frequency Range | 12–4 MHz |
| Elements | 128 |
| Aperture | 34 mm |
| Applications | Vascular, Breast, MSK, Small Parts, Pediatric |
| Imaging Modes | 2D, Color Doppler, PW Doppler, CPA, Harmonic Imaging, SonoCT, XRES |
| Connector Type | EPIQ / Affiniti Connector |
| Compatible Systems | EPIQ Series, Affiniti Series |
| Condition | Original Used |
| Testing Status | Fully Tested |
| Warranty | 60 Days |
Testing Procedure
Every Philips L12-4 probe undergoes comprehensive inspection and performance verification before shipment.
Testing includes:
- Crystal element integrity testing
- Uniformity testing
- B-mode image quality verification
- Color Doppler testing
- PW Doppler testing
- Harmonic imaging verification
- Connector inspection
- Cable and strain relief inspection
- Housing condition evaluation
- Acoustic lens inspection
- System recognition verification
Real testing images and videos can be provided upon request.
Warranty Information
- Fully tested and functional
- 60-day warranty
- Secure export packaging
- Worldwide shipping available
- DHL, FedEx, and UPS shipping options
- Typical delivery time: 2–5 business days
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- Competitive pricing
- Responsive customer support
- Real testing images and videos available before shipment
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