CMS600P2VET: Notebook Veterinary Ultrasound Scanner with Dual Probes

Meet CMS600P2VET, a portable B-scan ultrasound system crafted for veterinary medicine. Its embedded operating system delivers snappy data processing and fast image handling, while a streamlined pop-up menu and built-in keyboard keep you moving quickly in clinics, on farms, or in the field. This notebook-style platform is designed to simplify complex exams across multiple species—swine, cattle, sheep, horses, cats, and dogs—with reliable performance you can count on.

Dual-Probe Versatility for Every Animal and Scenario

With a 3.5 MHz micro-convex probe for broad abdominal and obstetric imaging and a 7.5 MHz linear probe for high-resolution superficial scans, CMS600P2VET covers everything from deep fetal assessment to precise evaluation of peripheral structures. The combination lets you switch seamlessly between wide-field organ surveys and detailed, small-area examinations without swapping equipment.

Why This Vet Ultrasound Stands Out

• Optimized image control: Independent near-field, far-field, and total gain adjustments ensure crisp, diagnostic images across diverse body types and depths.
• Real-time workflow: Real-time imaging with freeze, memory, and large-capacity cine loop support comprehensive exams and thorough document trails.
• Integrated reporting and printing: Create print-ready reports and connect directly to video printers, ink-jet printers, or laser printers for on-site documentation.
• Flexible data management: External storage options and USB-based software updates simplify deployment and data management in busy environments.
• Advanced image processing: Gamma correction, histogram adjustments, image flips, and positive/negative conversion help highlight subtle findings.
• Species-spanning measurements: Calculate distance, circumference, area, volume, angle, and gestational age for swine, bovine, sheep, equine, dog, and cat exams.
• Detailed metadata for records: Each image captures date, time, animal name and type, hospital, serial number, frame rate, depth, dynamic range, and probe details for traceable medical records.
• Field-ready printing capability: Direct output to video printers and various ink-jet or laser printers to share findings with clients or colleagues on the spot.

Ideal For

CMS600P2VET is suitable for veterinary clinics, livestock operations, breeding facilities, and teaching hospitals. Its dual-probe setup and portable, notebook-style design make it equally effective for on-farm herd health checks, large-animal obstetrics, and routine small-animal imaging.

What You Get

• 3.5 MHz micro-convex probe
• 7.5 MHz linear probe
• User manual (GB, other languages on request)
• Power adapter and DC power cord
• Lithium battery
• Screwdriver
• Carrying bag

Specifications at a Glance

• Display modes: B, 2B, 4B, BM, M
• Display depth: up to 240 mm
• Focus: adjustable focus number and position
• Measurement and calculation: Distance, circumference, area, volume, angle, gestational age for swine, equine, bovine, sheep, dog, and cat
• Image processing: gamma correction, histogram, up/down flip, left/right flip, positive/negative image conversion
• Safety: Class II equipment; BF applied part; operational voltage DC 15V, 4A; power consumption ≤ 45 VA
• Physical: 292 mm (L) × 232 mm (W) × 45 mm (H); weight ~2.3 kg (with probe)

Practical Tips and Best Uses

- Use the 3.5 MHz micro-convex probe for comprehensive abdominal surveys and pregnancy checks in larger animals, where depth and field of view matter most.

- Switch to the 7.5 MHz linear probe for detailed evaluation of superficial structures, limb joints, mammary glands, or small-animal anatomy requiring high-resolution imaging.

- Leverage the cine loop and memory to document fetal development milestones, compare scans over time, and support herd-management decisions.

- Take advantage of USB-based updates to keep software current with evolving veterinary imaging capabilities and measurement tools.

- Produce client-ready reports on-site by printing directly from the device, ensuring clear communication of findings and treatment plans.