Siemens TA 3420N-Tamagawa Trackball | OEM Replacement

This listing covers the Siemens trackball, a replacement / service item used in Siemens ultrasound consoles. The data below — brand, model reference, compatible systems, and catalog metadata — is drawn directly from our internal catalog record.

Product Highlights

• Manufacturer-defined function: trackball (for Siemens ultrasound platforms).
• Compatible with Siemens Sonoline Versa Pro.
• Catalog part reference: TA 3420N-Tamagawa.
• Carried as a Siemens replacement component for service and refurbishment workflows.
• Catalogued under: Ultrasound u00bb Parts.

Specifications

Compatibility

Our catalog lists this item for the Siemens Sonoline Versa Pro ultrasound console. Confirm the system revision and software image match the part reference prior to procurement.

About This Component

Trackball assemblies combine a removable ball, a retainer ring, and an opto-mechanical or optical encoder. They live directly under the operator's fingers, so gel, skin oils, and dust accumulate on the ball and ring; periodic cleaning extends service life and prevents the cursor drift that often prompts a replacement. Replacement trackball modules are matched by console / control-panel part reference.

Items Shipped

• Siemens TA 3420N-Tamagawa Trackball | OEM Replacement
• Manufacturer part reference label

Buyer 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.
• Where the part interacts with patient-contact or measurement-critical subsystems, validate the system against the manufacturer's service procedure before returning it to clinical use.
• Sterilization and handling should follow your facility's protocols and the manufacturer's instructions.

SKU/Link Reference: SiemensTA3420N-TamagawaTrackball