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Introducing the 2026 next generation ScanX® probe. It offers the same trusted ScanX technology you know, now with a detachable and adaptable design that allows you to scan either cabled or wirelessly depending on your setting. This gives you complete freedom of movement when required, or the option of a secure cable connection when preferred. Image clarity and scan quality remain exactly the same in all modes of use.
The ScanX® delivers outstanding image quality and purpose-built software created specifically for small animal pregnancy scanning. It is safe, lightweight and ultra portable, and is the first choice for many veterinary professionals and rescue centres across the United Kingdom, including hedgehog rescue specialists who work with the smallest of patients.
If you ever need technical help, you are never alone. The ScanX® can be serviced remotely by our team, and future software updates can be performed without your machine ever leaving your hands.
Choose from:
• Microconvex 5 to 8 MHz (Next Generation Detachable and Wireless Probe supplied as standard)
• Convex 2.5 to 5 MHz (Traditional cable attached probe)
Price range: £2,990.00 through £3,100.00 inc. VAT
£2,491.67 - £2,583.33 excl. VAT
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The ScanX® portable veterinary ultrasound machine enters a new era with its next-generation adaptable probe.
We designed this probe alongside our manufacturer, guided by real-world feedback from ScanX® users.
You can use the probe wirelessly for complete portability or connect it using the supplied cable.
This flexibility lets you scan in the way that best suits your environment and your patients.
Scan confidently in clinics, rescue rooms, barns or open farm environments.
The detachable probe removes many limitations of traditional cable-dependent systems.
This design improves freedom of movement and reduces strain on connectors during frequent use.
It also helps when scanning difficult or awkward patients where cables restrict positioning.
Wireless mode delivers the same image quality, depth and resolution as cabled scanning.
The technology, tablet and software remain unchanged. Only the versatility increases.
Next-generation ScanX® microconvex probe for wireless or cabled use
Rugged 10.5-inch Microsoft Surface Go tablet
ScanX® ultrasound software, pre-installed
Cable for optional attached scanning
Protective carry case and accessories
Our team customises each tablet exclusively for ultrasound use.
This ensures stability, speed and reliable performance without unnecessary background processes.
The ScanX® weighs just 0.6kg (1.5lb).
It delivers over six hours of continuous scanning time.
You can connect to Wi-Fi and upload images instantly.
Share scans directly to your website, AUA profile, email or social media.
There is no need for USB transfers or additional steps.
We engineered the ScanX® specifically for veterinary pregnancy diagnosis.
It suits dogs, cats, sheep, goats, exotic species and micro patients such as hedgehogs.
The ScanX® complies fully with veterinary ultrasound safety standards.
It never exceeds safe thermal or mechanical output levels.
Your ScanX® software remains free for the lifetime of the device.
You will never pay annual licence or subscription costs.
Cabled mode uses USB power instead of internal batteries.
This prevents overheating, forced downtime and short battery limits.
Our team can service your system anywhere in the world.
We install updates and improvements remotely as they become available.
Capture over 30 seconds of continuous cine loop.
Many standard veterinary scanners offer only five seconds.
You receive one-to-one guidance from experienced ultrasound practitioners.
Our team scans animals every day and understands real-world challenges.
Video below: compilation of canine pregnancy scans at different stages of gestation, using the microconvex probe.
| Probe Type | Microconvex, Convex, Both |
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