Secondhand Mindray DC-3 Ultrasound Machine

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Report date: 21.01.2026

Mindray Ultrasound Machine Analysis Report

Device Detection and Identification

The examined images show an ultrasound (ultrasonography) machine integrated onto a wheeled mobile stand, used for medical imaging purposes. The device consists of a main console, an operator control panel, an integrated monitor, and a lower base unit. It is a standard hospital or clinic type stationary (but wheeled) system.

Brand and Model Information

Upon examining the logo and characteristic design details on the images, the following observations were made:

• Device Brand: Based on the prominent logo on the top part of the product’s monitor frame and on the rear labels, the device has been identified as a Mindray brand.
• Device Model: The exact model number of the device (e.g., DC-3, DC-6 etc.) could not be clearly read in the images, so the model is not specified to avoid misleading information. The design language resembles the manufacturer’s mid-range color Doppler series.
• Printer Brand: The MITSUBISHI logo is clearly visible on the front face of the thermal printer located in the compartment below the device’s control panel.

Areas of Use

This device is used for medical imaging of internal organs (liver, kidneys, heart, etc.) and for conditions such as pregnancy monitoring. It is suitable for use in Radiology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Cardiology, and Urology clinics. The 3C5A coded probe identified in the image (its label is visible in image 4) is typically a convex probe used for abdominal and obstetric imaging.

Quantity and Accessory Information

The contents of the system shown in the images are as follows:

• 1 Main Ultrasound Unit (including wheeled stand)
• 1 LCD Monitor (integrated into the device)
• 2 Ultrasound Probes (plugged into sockets)
• 1 Mitsubishi Thermal Printer (mounted on the device)
• Power cables and imaging cables (connected to the device)

General Condition and Cosmetic Examination

The device is generally in a “used” (second-hand) condition. The overall structure of the device is intact, but there are noticeable signs of wear due to heavy use. Color changes (yellowing) in plastic components, which occur over time, are observed on the monitor frame and around the keyboard.

Physical Deformation

The most notable deformation observed on the device is as follows:

• Control Panel/Handle Wear: As the most critical cosmetic finding of the report; as seen in detail in image 4, there are very severe peeling, flaking, and wear on the grey coating of the handle/hand rest area on the left side of the control panel. This indicates that the device has been frequently held from that area or subjected to heavy use.
• Slight age-related yellowing of the monitor plastics is present.

Mechanical Component Status

• Monitor Arm: The movable arm mechanism connecting the monitor to the main body appears robust.
• Wheels: The 4 wheels at the bottom and their brake mechanisms are visually in place. The brake pedals (grey/blue parts) on the front wheels are present.
• Keyboard and Buttons: The QWERTY keyboard keys, TGC (Time Gain Compensation) sliders (8 units), and trackball appear physically complete.
• Probe Holders: The probe receptacles on the sides are sturdy.

Electronic Components and Connections

• Probe Inputs: Probe input ports are located at the front lower part of the device. The images show 2 probes actively connected, with their cables wrapped in protective transparent sleeves (stretch-like). These sleeves are likely for hygiene or storage purposes.
• Rear Panel (Image 3): The input-output ports on the rear panel (VGA, USB, LAN, S-Video, Remote, Audio) appear clean. No signs of rust were detected within the visual resolution.
• Data Drive: A slot believed to be for a CD/DVD-RW drive is located on the left side panel of the device (Image 2).

Label and Technical Data

Although the small texts on the device’s rear label (Image 3) are unreadable, the label information on the probe in image 4 is as follows:

• Probe Model Code: 3C5A (Indicates it is a Convex Probe)

Potential Failure Risk

While there are no immediate visible breaks or cracks on the device, the significant peeling on the left handle area indicates that the device is cosmetically worn. The fact that the probe cables are completely wrapped with a transparent material should raise the possibility that potential cracks or wear on the outer surface of the cables might be concealed (however, cable damage was not clearly detected in the image). Due to the screen being off, no comments can be made regarding pixel errors or software status.

Summary Evaluation

The product in question is a Mindray brand ultrasound device, equipped with a thermal printer and two probes, wheeled, and suitable for clinical use. The product is a second-hand medical device, showing clear signs of use (especially the peeling on the handgrip), and appears ready for operation. The wrapping of the probe cables seems to be for protective purposes.