Secondhand Mindray DC-40 Ultrasound Machine

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Report date: 28.02.2026

Mindray DC-40 Ultrasonography Device Analysis Report

Device Identification

The examined images belong to a professional ultrasonography system used for medical imaging, mounted on a mobile wheeled stand (cart). The device consists of a main monitor, a touch control panel, a keyboard module, a main processing unit, and probe connection ports.

Brand and Model

The inscription “DC-40” is clearly visible in the upper left corner of the device’s main screen frame. The “Mindray” logo is present in the middle of the main screen’s bottom frame and on the side panels of the main body. In light of this data, the brand and model of the device have been definitively identified as Mindray DC-40.

General Condition and Originality

The device’s casing, monitor structure, and control panel integrity align with original manufacturer standards. No aftermarket or modified parts were found. Although the product is used (second-hand), it maintains its cosmetic integrity.

Physical Condition and Deformation Analysis

External Casing: No deep scratches, breaks, cracks, or significant discoloration are observed on the device’s white and gray plastic external casing. No impact marks were detected on the dark gray plastic base at the bottom.

Monitors: The physical structure of the main LCD screen is intact, with no breaks. The “FullHD” inscription on the frame is legible. The surface of the touch screen at the bottom shows heavy fingerprint smudges and slight greasiness from use, but no cracks are visible on the screen.

Control Panel: The QWERTY keyboard, trackball, potentiometer knobs, and TGC (Time Gain Compensation) sliders are all in place. The inscriptions on the keys are not worn off.

Mechanical and Moving Parts

• The device stands on 4 swivel wheels. The locking mechanisms of the wheels are visually present.
• The connection points of the mechanical arm (articulation arm) supporting the main monitor appear robust.
• In one of the images, the QWERTY keyboard drawer is pulled out, indicating that the rail system is functional.
• The probe and cable hangers located on the sides are intact.

Electronic Components and Interfaces

It cannot be determined from the images whether the device’s electrical connection is active; the screens are off (black). There are 4 probe input ports (sockets) on the front of the main body.

Accessories and Probes

The accessories identified during the visual inspection of the device are as follows:

• 1 Main Unit (Mindray DC-40).
• At least 2 ultrasound probes (transducers) are attached to the device. From its form, one endocavity probe (Vaginal/Rectal) is understood to be in the holder on the left side. The type of the other probe cannot be fully determined as its head is not entirely visible, but its connector structure is present.
• Probe cables are wrapped with transparent protective covers (nylon/plastic wrapping). This condition may be for storage or sterilization protection purposes.

Label and Warning Information

On the right side panel of the device, just above the carrying handle, a clear orange “No lifting” warning and symbol are visible. A “FullHD” technology label is present on the monitor frame. The fine technical detail texts (Serial number, etc.) on the rear and side labels cannot be read due to visual resolution.

Areas of Use

This device is a mid-segment color Doppler ultrasonography system suitable for use in Radiology, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Cardiology, Urology, and general internal medicine imaging.

Existing Malfunctions and Potential Risks

Existing Malfunction: No breaks, missing parts, or significant physical damage were detected in the visuals.

Potential Risk: Stains on the touchscreen and control panel indicate that the device requires cleaning. The tightly wrapped probe cables should be checked as this could pose a risk of internal cable resistance breakage in the long term. The condition of the probe membranes (lenses) could not be clearly assessed due to the protective wrapping and angle.