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reLink Medical gives you the ability to purchase new, refurbished, and used ultrasound machines and imaging equipment. We carry a wide array of ultrasound equipment for many applications including: Veterinary, OBGYN, Cardiac, Transesophageal, and Echocardiograms. Choose from more than 20 respected manufacturers such as GE Healthcare, Sonosite, Philips, Toshiba, Mindray, Aloka, and many others, including top OEM models, like Voluson, Logiq, IU22, IE33, Titan, and Micromaxx. We also have a wide range of probes/transducers available including linear, convex, phased array, pencil, endocavity, and transesophageal. Please see our collection of common models such as X5-1, RIC5-9-D, ML6-15-D, 18L6, 6VT-D, PST-30BT, EC9-4, C60e, C15/4-2, ICT/7-4.

With thousands of ultrasound machines and imaging equipment to choose from and inventory that is updated daily, you can be confident that we have the high-quality used medical equipment and devices you need.

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What is an Ultrasound Machine?

An ultrasound machine uses ultrasound technology to produce real-time ultrasound imaging by sending and receiving sound waves through ultrasound transducers. reLinkOnline offers a wide range of ultrasound systems, including handheld, cart-based, and point-of-care systems from brands like Philips, GE Healthcare, Edan, Sonosite, Medison, and even Olympus ultrasound processors.

Every ultrasound system combines transducers and imaging software to capture clear, detailed scans across different types of care. Hospitals, outpatient clinics, and private practices all rely on them, and at reLinkOnline, you can find machines that match your needs and your budget. 

Choose complete systems or individual components in new, refurbished, used, and non-working condition, which are ideal for replacements, repairs, or full equipment builds.

Picture a machine helping doctors nail a diagnosis fast. Whether in an ER crisis, a quick clinic visit, or right by your hospital bed, these devices make it simple for anyone to get quick, non-surgical peeks inside, boosting overall care.

Applications of Ultrasound Machines in Healthcare

Ultrasound is a workhorse across medical specialties, from OB/GYN and cardiology to vascular health and musculoskeletal care. Clinicians use these machines to guide procedures, monitor conditions, and make fast decisions when timing matters most. Portable and cart-based systems such as the Edan LX9, Philips Sparq, Sonosite X-Porte, and Bard Prevue+ show just how far today’s systems have come, offering flexibility in both form and function for any clinical environment.

These machines support critical tasks like fetal monitoring, guiding biopsies and IV placements, evaluating blood flow, and assessing soft-tissue injuries. A cardiologist might use the Edan U60 to assess blood flow in-office, while an ER doctor reaches for the Sonosite in trauma cases. Need portability? Handheld ultrasound systems extend access to imaging at the bedside, in remote settings, and resource-limited environments.

With the use of advanced ultrasound technology, clinicians can perform fast, safe, and non-invasive ultrasound exams. This improves confident diagnosis, enables exceptional care, and supports patient care by reducing imaging delays. It also increases accessibility, improves workflow, and ensures high-quality imaging across all healthcare settings, making ultrasound machines essential for both routine and urgent care scenarios.

Types of Ultrasound Machines

reLinkOnline offers a range of ultrasound machines, including handheld devices, compact point-of-care systems, and full-featured cart-based models. Units such as the Philips IU22, Sonosite X-Porte, Bard Prevue+, and Edan U60, vary in size, screen configuration, and portability, ranging from lightweight handheld tools to larger consoles with multiple ultrasound transducers and advanced imaging software.

These point-of-care ultrasound units are ideal for emergency rooms, bedside care, and ambulatory settings, while cart-based machines support more comprehensive ultrasound imaging workflows in clinical environments. Each type serves a unique purpose, but all are built to deliver clear imaging and support accurate, timely evaluations.

Our cart-based systems may include Doppler or elastography, while handheld units emphasize mobility, fast deployment, and flexible use across departments to help move care forward faster.

Key Features & Benefits

Key features in these ultrasound systems include multi-frequency ultrasound transducers, touch-screen interfaces, gesture-controlled monitors (e.g., Edan LX9), and point-of-care ultrasound functionality. Color Doppler and elastography add valuable depth to each scan, making it easier to visualize blood flow, tissue stiffness, and other key markers for accurate diagnosis.

Models such as the Sonosite X-Porte include dual-screen flexibility, while Bard Prevue+ offers ultra-portable compatibility. Functional condition options (new, refurbished, used, non-functional) allow buyers to choose based on budget and clinical needs. These systems enhance patient care by enabling fast ultrasound exams, accurate diagnostics, and bedside use.

These features improve clinical efficiency, expand bedside flexibility, and help providers reach decisions with clarity and speed. Ultrasound machines also reduce wait times, helps doctors feel confident in what they’re seeing, and support more efficient care pathways, particularly in time-sensitive environments such as emergency medicine or critical care settings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are ultrasound machines used for? +

Ultrasound machines are used for real-time ultrasound exams in fields like obstetrics, cardiology, emergency medicine, and musculoskeletal evaluation. They help monitor fetal development, guide biopsies, assess blood flow, and evaluate soft tissue injuries. Handheld and cart-based ultrasound machine solutions enable you to provide on-the-spot diagnostics and improve patient care with non-invasive imaging.

What is the cost of an ultrasound machine? +

Ultrasound machines range from about $2,500 for compact or portable systems to over $100,000 for full-featured diagnostic carts. reLinkOnline offers new, refurbished, used, and non-functional units at various price points. These ultrasound solutions support a range of clinical needs while offering flexibility in budget, portability, and patient care capabilities.

What are the three types of ultrasound? +

Ultrasound machines generally fall into three main categories: handheld devices, point-of-care systems, and full-featured console units. Handheld models are lightweight and highly portable, ideal for bedside or remote use. Point-of-care systems offer a compact design with more screen and transducer options, often used in emergency or outpatient settings. Full-sized consoles provide the most advanced features, including Doppler imaging and elastography, for detailed diagnostics in high-volume clinical environments.

What can an ultrasound machine detect? +

Ultrasound machines can detect fetal development, organ abnormalities, vascular flow, cysts, tumors, fluid accumulation, and musculoskeletal injuries. Using ultrasound transducers and advanced imaging modes, they support cardiac, abdominal, obstetric, and soft tissue assessments. This helps clinicians identify conditions quickly and accurately during point-of-care exams, leading to safer, more effective care.

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reLink Medical gives you the ability to purchase new, refurbished, and used ultrasound machines and imaging equipment. We carry a wide array of ultrasound equipment for many applications including: Veterinary, OBGYN, Cardiac, Transesophageal, and Echocardiograms. Choose from more than 20 respected manufacturers such as GE Healthcare, Sonosite, Philips, Toshiba, Mindray, Aloka, and many others, including top OEM models, like Voluson, Logiq, IU22, IE33, Titan, and Micromaxx. We also have a wide range of probes/transducers available including linear, convex, phased array, pencil, endocavity, and transesophageal. Please see our collection of common models such as X5-1, RIC5-9-D, ML6-15-D, 18L6, 6VT-D, PST-30BT, EC9-4, C60e, C15/4-2, ICT/7-4.

With thousands of ultrasound machines and imaging equipment to choose from and inventory that is updated daily, you can be confident that we have the high-quality used medical equipment and devices you need.
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