BK Medical 8537 Endorectal Ultrasound Probe

Our catalog entry for the BK Medical 90 degree fov, 45 degree offset, endfire mechanical sector documents the verified fields for this BK Medical ultrasound probe — model reference, frequency, and compatible system — to support clinical-engineering workflows.

Listing Highlights

• Manufacturer-defined function: 90 degree fov, 45 degree offset, endfire mechanical sector (for BK Medical ultrasound platforms).
• Compatible with BK Medical Leopard 2001.
• Catalog part reference: 8537.
• Operating frequency band (per catalog record): 7.0 Mhz.
• Belongs to the BK Medical transducer family.

Technical Specifications

Compatible Platforms

Listed compatible platform: BK Medical Leopard 2001. The system model and revision should be verified against the part reference before the order is placed.

About This Category

Ultrasound probes (transducers) are the imaging interface of any ultrasound system: they convert electrical pulses into acoustic waves and convert returning echoes back into electrical signals for image reconstruction. Probe selection — including array type (linear, convex, phased array, endocavitary), frequency range, and footprint — is matched to the clinical application (general imaging, vascular, cardiac, OB/GYN, point-of-care, etc.). Compatible probes for a given console are listed by the original manufacturer; replacing or adding a probe typically requires verifying connector type, supported frequency, and software compatibility with the host system.

What's Included

• BK Medical 8537 Endorectal Ultrasound Probe
• Identification label

Notes

• Verify the part number and model fitment against your unit's documentation prior to purchase.
• Product images and descriptions are for reference; the appearance of the actual item may vary by production batch or revision.
• If you are unsure about compatibility, contact our support team with your system model and serial number.
• Confirm connector type, frequency range, and intended clinical application before ordering.
• Mechanical damage to the lens, cable strain relief, or connector pins is the most common cause of probe replacement in the field.

SKU/Link Reference: BKMedical8537