Offering an extensive range of new, used, refurbished/reconditioned ultrasound systems and transducers/probes from top manufacturers, worldwide. All Imaging Systems is a leader in ultrasound equipment and servicing, well-known in the medical industry and doing business since 1992. more

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• Ultrasound Systems Ultrasound equipment - machines that are new, used, and refurbished available for sale. We specialize in refurbished ultrasound systems in order to capitalize on quality and cost together for our customers. Ultrasound machines are tested on-site, provided a warranty and packaged appropriately for domestic or international shipping.
• Probes/Transducers As a supplier of new, used, refurbished and repaired probes/transducers, we carry multiple manufacturers for a variety of applications. Whether your specialty is Cardiac, OB/Gyn, Vascular, Urology or another, try contacting us to fill your needs. If you are in need of probe repair to take care of your broken housing, bad lens, or image dropouts, we may be able to help you so you don't incur the cost of buying a brand new one again. Let us know your problem, we will work to find a solution.
• Monitors Ultrasound monitor in need of repair? If you are looking for a new monitor, color or black and white, or just need one repaired, we work with CRT based (VGA / RGB) and LCD monitors. If a conversion from CRT to LCD is needed, we have the capability to build bases and install arms to create this conversion designed for your specific ultrasound system. We sell monitors with or without a bezel. Need a tube replaced on your CRT monitor - All Imaging Systems will help.
• Replacement Parts With our in-house technicians, we can repair or replace your broken ultrasound part. Ask AIS, whether it's Philips, GE, Medison, Sonosite, Toshiba, HP Hewlett Packard, Acuson. We have inventory on-hand of keyboards, probes / transducers, monitors, VCRs, PC boards and other components that may save you from having to make another costly investment. We are a source for unique products like keyboard overlays, customizing LCD flexible arm mounts and working DICOM/Pacs solution.
• Peripherals Review our host of ultrasound products and peripherals available for your own ultrasound system. We offer many new and refurbished ultrasound options for printing, storage, or transporting your ultrasound equipment by offering an ultrasound cart. Printers available like UP-895, UP-897 or a color printer for your 3D ultrasound prints.
• Disposable Supplies Ultrasound supplies from gel to paper
• ECG A device that records the electrical activity of the heart and enables direct transmission to the fax once an ECG is recorded.
• Fetal Monitors A device utilized to monitor the fetus movement and measurements.
• Dicom/ PACS DICOM - Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine, used to produce, display, send, store, process medical images therefore enabling potentially faster diagnosis due to the accessibility of the images anywhere, worldwide.

• Acuson Acuson, a company originally founded from an interest and intrigue of the potential of ultrasound information that may be provided for the body while being non-invasive. The product line includes the 128XP, Aspen, Sequoia and into the Cypress portable unit in the late 90’s. Early on, the Acuson 128 ultrasound was launched, equipped with 128 channels for image formation when the other systems were still using 64 channels. Not long after, it became a multi-million dollar company. Acuson’s commitment to product development continued to receive praise, even in the recession times. Acuson ultrasound systems are used in hospitals and medical centers worldwide promoting imaging for radiology, cardiology, obstetrics and gynecology. Acuson is now owned by Siemens and continues with a host of products targeting all major areas of ultrasound interest.
• Agilent Agilent was a company spun off from Hewlett Packard in 1999. Agilent had a great mind and strength with electronics and semi-conductor/network emphasis, trailing with the healthcare focus which eventually eroded into the purchase from Philips. Many mergers and acquisitions took place in the late 1990’s to continue strengthening Agilent with e-commerce and testing services to network manufacturers.
• Aloka Aloka, a Japanese company with over 50 years experience in the industry. Aloka, meaning ray of hope, has been coined the “Innovator in Ultrasound” developing the first commercially available ultrasound system, configured with a linear and convex probe along with color doppler. Although the first Doppler principle stemmed from Christian Doppler in 1842.
• ATL ATL, known for the first Duplex Pulsed Doppler Scanner in 1974. Advanced Technology Laboratories ties into many mergers and acquisitions over the years. These ultrasound systems are very good for all areas of Radiology. You can look at a very common systems widely used on the market, the HDI 4000 and HDI 5000 great for cardiology, abdomen and vascular applications.
• Biosound Esaote Biosound Esaote, a company with international support but born in the USA in 1979. Biosound’s line has the MyLab series which is currently popular. Biosound went to market with the first vascular only ultrasound and they continue with emphasis in all imaging areas of ultrasound today.
• GE Medical GE Healthcare, a well-known company for multiple modalities. The product lines vary from the Logiq, Vivid, Voluson, Logiqbook, and more. GE has optimized their ultrasound machines with different software packages like SRI Speckle Reduction, THI Tissue Harmonics, CRI Crossbeam, VCI... The GE ultrasound systems have a long line within each product line as they continually bring new systems to market.
• Hewlett Packard HP ultrasound, now under the Philips name has made some great contributions in the field of ultrasound. Their strength in cardiovascular imaging, more specifically the launch of the HP Sonos 5500 in 1997 has been a mainstay for cardiac and vascular imaging professionals. Those that know the Sonos 5500, know you can’t go wrong with this workhorse. Look at the entire line of HP and Philips products to really focus on a system that could be very right, for you.
• Medison Medison’s exposure still remains as the innovator of 3D in 1996. Sonoace (SA), Accuvix and Sonovet are the product names within their 3D, B/W, Veterinary or General Imaging Categories.
• Mindray Mindray is a company founded in 1991 and has been making great headway in the past few years. Mindray offers small portable ultrasound machines like the DP3300, DP6600 and the M5 which added CW Doppler to its portability. Their systems seem to be more cost- effective solutions for physicians while still offering a good image. The cost point could be a fraction of what some of the other larger manufacturers maintain. Mindray also has cart systems, the DP9900 which has a smaller footprint and the DC-6 and DC-6 Expert (LCD).
• Philips Philips Medical, a global and diversified company overall, offers a leading product in the diagnostic industry. Philips acquired ATL and has implemented the two technologies to keep forging ahead offering solutions achieving clinical excellence. Some product currently in the market is the Envisor, HD7, HD11, iE33, iU22, CX50, HD3.
• Siemens Siemens, a conglomerate of electrical and medical. Siemens Medical is fully engrossed in the medical field through their own practice and recent acquisitions that include pharmaceutical, in-vitro and clinical diagnostics. Siemens acquired Acuson and continues with a strong line of ultrasound using Acuson or Sonoline in most of the names you see. Siemens’ offers flexible solutions for cardiac and ob/gynecological, from echo to 4D solutions.
• SonoSite Sonosite, a recognized portable/hand-carried ultrasound manufacturer continuing to make strides in enhancing imaging with cutting edge technology. Sonosite offers a product line very portable yet powerful. Sonosite has a very small product referred to as the 180Plus and has added to their line of products with the Titan, Micromaxx, M-Turbo and S-Series.
• Toshiba Toshiba Medical systems, a market leader with innovative designs led through their Engineering and Electrical background has awarded them notoriety in MRI, Ultrasound and CT. Toshiba’s line may include the JustVision, Eccosee, Powervision, Nemio, Aplio, Xario and Artida. Toshiba’s ultrasounds are well-known across the globe and many of their original systems are still in good demand.
• SIUI SIUI, a Japan based company, with both cart based and portable ultrasound systems introducing the most recent launch of the world’s first B/W 4D ultrasound. (CTS-8800) SIUI caters to both the human and animal/veterinary population. SIUI has a manageable cost associated to their ultrasound systems and technology and continue to explore R&D for additional innovations to create an on-going presence in the ultrasound arena.
• Ultrasonix A possible sleeping giant in the imaging field of ultrasound. Engineers and research institutes worldwide designed the first software driven platform for ultrasound. Wireless capability, software upgradeable, 8192 channels beamformer lends itself to be a leading edge technology moving into the year 2009. Realtime 4D, cardiac, Excellent MSK, and more.
• Others Hitachi, Diasonics, Bionet & Bistos

• 3D/4D Ultrasound
• Cardiology
• Cardiovascular
• General Imaging
• OBGYN
• Urology
• Vascular
• Veterinarian
• Others

Acuson Acuson, a company originally founded from an interest and intrigue of the potential of ultrasound information that may be provided for the body while being non-invasive. The product line includes the 128XP, Aspen, Sequoia and into the Cypress portable unit in the late 90’s. Early on, the Acuson 128 ultrasound was launched, equipped with 128 channels for image formation when the other systems were still using 64 channels. Not long after, it became a multi-million dollar company. Acuson’s commitment to product development continued to receive praise, even in the recession times. Acuson ultrasound systems are used in hospitals and medical centers worldwide promoting imaging for radiology, cardiology, obstetrics and gynecology. Acuson is now owned by Siemens and continues with a host of products targeting all major areas of ultrasound interest.        Ultrasound Systems        Probes/Transducers        Monitors        PC Boards