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Most large animal vets end up dragging around a cart-based system that was never meant for transrectal work, or worse, they compromise with a human probe that just doesn't get the depth you need for a 1,500-pound mare or a bull's reproductive tract. What this one does is put a 128-element linear probe with a 232mm maximum depth right in your hand, and it weighs only 1.6kg — so you're not fighting fatigue halfway through a morning of farm calls.
It basically replaces needing two separate machines, because you can swap between the 128-element linear at 5.5-9.0MHz for rectal exams and an 80-element convex at 2.0-5.0MHz if you're chasing deeper structures or doing abdominal work. The 7-inch LCD screen is bright enough to see follicles or endometrial changes in direct sunlight, which is actually rare at this price point. Most buyers go with the 128-element option for equine work, since that gives you the higher resolution for early pregnancy detection around day 14-16.
You get 420 image slots onboard and a 256-frame cine loop, which matters more than you'd think when the animal moves and you need to scroll back through the last few seconds of good scan without re-probing. The range runs 27-90dB, so you can dial in contrast for dense uterine tissue versus fluid-filled structures. Battery life is roughly 3 hours — enough for a busy morning but you'll want to charge between calls.
It runs on Android 10.0 and above via an app, so you can wirelessly stream to a tablet or phone over 5.8G RFID or WiFi, which is handy if you're trying to show a stud manager what you're seeing without them crowding your elbow. Teh OB measurement package handles distance, area, circumference, and volume, plus a few obstetrics calculations for gestacional age — though it's not meant for small ruminants like sheep or goats, focal range just isn't optimized that short.
We usually have stock on the standerd 128-element probes, but the 80-element convex can take 20 days or so if it's not on the shelf (check lead time). MOQ is one unit, and our company can provide COA and HPLC if needed for research protocols, but honestly for field use the factory calibration is fine. The 7-inch hood makes it about 282×200×102mm overall, which is compact enough to toss in a pickup toolbox alongside your palpation sleeves and lube.
It goes up to 232mm, which is deep enough for transrectal exams in equine and bovine. You can clearly see the reproductive tract and early pregnancy at that depth.
Yes, the BW580V supports both a 128-element linear probe and an 80-element convex probe. The convex gives a wider field, which some vets prefer for larger animals, but the linear is standard for transrectal work.
We provide CE and FDA certificates, plus a factory test report. The unit is ISO 13485 certified, so you get full traceability on quality control.
It uses 5.8G RFID and WiFi to stream real-time images to an Android device running our app (Android 10.0+). No cables needed—just connect and view on a tablet or phone.
For stock orders, lead time is 7–15 days. MOQ is 1 unit for samples, but for bulk we usually ask 10 units. Custom branding or packaging can take a bit longer—just let us know your needs.
