The 80 mm L80 footprint on 256 elements — B, M, Color, Power and PW Doppler with in-plane / out-of-plane puncture guides included, and no subscription on top. See the five-year math
80 mm × 256-element wide linear · B / M / Color / Power / PW Doppler · In-plane & out-of-plane puncture guides · Own Wi-Fi — no cart, no cable · iOS, Android & Windows apps · 2-year warranty · FDA, ISO, MDR/CE, TGA and ANVISA records available for review
L10W key facts
A wide-field linear for clinicians whose work is superficial but long — a patellar tendon, a brachial plexus or an infant hip framed whole in one 80 mm screen.
Linear 7.5/10 MHz · 20-60 mm depth · 80 mm scan length · 256 elements / 32 channels · B, M, Color, Power & PW Doppler · in-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides · Full technical specification ↓
Worldwide delivery, duties included. Suresult ships to your door with customs clearance, shipping and duties covered — the price you see is the final price, no hidden fees.
For nerve blocks or vascular access, the L10W’s wide field (80mm) and 20-60mm depth make it a standout—think brachial plexus or deeper veins. Puncture guides and Doppler keep it accurate and safe, while its 3-hour wireless battery fits long OR shifts—versatility meets reliability.
Portable at 250g, the L10W’s 80mm field and 7.5/10MHz frequency handle vascular access or soft tissue checks in the field—perfect for pre-hospital triage. With a 3-hour battery and wireless design, it’s rugged enough for ambulance use—wide imaging when you need it.
The L10W’s 80mm scan length and 7.5/10MHz frequency (up to 60mm) offer a wide field of view for vein mapping—perfect for complex or larger access sites. Puncture guides and Doppler ensure precise catheter placement and flow confirmation. At 250g with a 3-hour battery, it’s a wireless workhorse for vascular procedures.
Each frame below was produced on a Suresult handheld running a linear head in the same 7.5/10 MHz band the L10W publishes. 9 of the 12 frames keep the scan parameters on screen; the other 3 are cropped to remove a non-English interface column.
250 g in the jump bag, 3 hours of scanning, no signal needed — its own Wi-Fi works at the roadside as it does in the corridor — lung, soft tissue and prehospital line placement.
Graf-style infant hip views plus the neonatal abdominal targets that sit inside 60 mm, on a high-resolution linear window, 250 g of gentle handling, and exams short enough for a sleeping newborn.
In-plane needle tracking at 7.5/10 MHz turns landmark injections into guided ones — shoulder, knee, elbow and superficial peripheral-nerve targets inside its 60 mm reach.
From a heartbeat inside an incubating egg to a tendon check on a working dog: an 80 mm high-frequency window built for exotics, small patients and tendon work.
Long structures are this probe's whole argument: an 80 mm window holds a whole patellar tendon, a plexus or the margins of a muscle tear on one screen, and takes in more of an Achilles per sweep before the probe has to move.
Why the width matters80 mm of scan length keeps a patellar tendon, a brachial plexus or the margins of a large tear whole on one screen; an adult Achilles runs longer than the window and is still read in two sweeps. Those 256 elements run on 32 receive channels — width is what the channel count buys.
Depth honesty20-60 mm covers tendons, ligaments, rotator cuff, biceps groove, AC joint and superficial effusions; the glenohumeral joint proper, the posterior labrum and a deep hip sit past 60 mm.
DopplerColor and Power Doppler grade tendon hyperemia and synovitis on the same head.
Follow-upCines and stills export as JPEG, PNG, MP4 or DICOM for the return-to-play file.
Strong fit
The block and line placer
Regional anesthesia and difficult access live in exactly this probe's band: nerves and vessels at 20-60 mm with the needle path drawn on screen.
GuidanceIn-plane and out-of-plane puncture guides overlay the track while the wide window keeps needle, nerve and artery in one view.
Typical targetsBrachial plexus, femoral and popliteal blocks, difficult IVs, midlines and arterial lines.
SterilityThe probe broadcasts its own Wi-Fi to a phone or tablet, so nothing cabled crosses the sterile field.
Stamina3 hours of continuous scanning from the 4200 mAh battery — a full block list on one charge.
Which Suresult linear probe do you need?
These are the wireless linear scanners in the Suresult range that a buyer looking at the L10W would realistically cross-shop, all of them flat-face probes for superficial work. Type, frequency and depth below are each model's own published attributes; the difference that actually decides the purchase sits in the last column.
Same frequency band, but 64 channels and a 100 mm depth step — the buy when deeper linear targets and cleaner processing matter more than window width.
Steps up to 10/14 MHz for finer detail on nerves and small parts, on 64 channels — but gives up the 7.5 MHz setting the L10W keeps for slightly deeper looks.
はいIncluded free — length, area, circumference, angle, trace, distance, gestational age (CRL, BPD, GS, FL, HC, AC), estimated fetal weight and the B+PW vessel-flow pack, in real time
PartialAdvanced tools sit in the paid memberships
PartialAdvanced tools sit in the paid software tiers
はい含まれるもの
DICOM export & local storage
はいFree — no cloud fee, images stay yours
いいえLocal storage, cloud storage and DICOM are listed as membership features
PartialCloud/DICOM workflows sit in the paid membership
はい含まれるもの
Array elements — per head
はい256 elements across an 80 mm field on 32 channels — roughly double the footprint of a standard handheld linear
Partial192 elements published on the linear array
PartialSemiconductor CMUT chip — frame rate can climb, but image quality runs below a dedicated piezoelectric array
PartialLinear 192 · curved 128 — density drops on the deep head
Battery & weight
はい3 h continuous scanning (published) · 4200 mAh · 250 g
いいえ~60 min scan time (published) · 246 g
PartialUp to 2 h battery (published) · 300 g
いいえ50 min continuous published — 205 g, the lightest
Dedicated high-frequency linear array
はいDedicated wide-field linear array — 7.5/10 MHz across 20 to 60 mm
はいHigh-frequency linear — one head, standard footprint
いいえSingle CMUT chip — one head
いいえCurved + linear — the linear is one of two faces
VAT & import duties in the price
はいIncluded worldwide — the checkout price is final
The five-year math. Device plus its published software path — no accessories, no financing.
スレサール L10Wno subscription, ever$2,232
クラリアス L15 HD3$3,795 + $2,500 Essentials$6,295
バタフライiQ3$3,899 + $1,500 software$5,399
GE Vscan Air CLno required subscription$4,999
Each bar totals the device plus its published software path over five years.
Where the L10W wins:
No subscription — ever80 mm field — the widest linear in the range256 elements7.5/10 MHz · 20-60 mmOwn Wi-Fi — no cableDuties-included worldwide delivery30-day trial · 2-yr warranty
L10W questions, answered
How deep does the L10W scan, and at what frequency?
A linear probe published at 7.5/10 MHz across 20-60 mm. 10 MHz suits the shallowest work — superficial nerves, small vessels, skin — and 7.5 MHz the bottom of that range. Gain runs 30 to 105 dB with eight-step TGC.
What does the 80 mm scan length actually change day to day?
Scan length is the width of the image, and the L10W publishes 80 mm. A long structure — an Achilles tendon, a tear margin, a stretch of vessel — sits inside one frame instead of being pieced together across several sweeps.
What can the L10W not do?
It cannot image below 60 mm, and it has only a flat linear face. That rules out abdominal organs, obstetric scanning, cardiac views and intercostal lung windows, all of which need a different footprint and a lower frequency — the D3Pro or D3Ultra instead.
Which imaging modes and needle-guidance features are included?
B-Mode, M-Mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler and Pulsed Wave Doppler, with measurements in B, B+M and B+PW. Puncture assistance covers flip, grid and both in-plane and out-of-plane guides. Image controls cover depth, focus, frequency, gain, dynamic range and TGC.
What is in the box, and which devices and software does it work with?
It broadcasts its own 802.11n dual-band Wi-Fi at 450 Mbps to the device running the app, so no cable crosses the working field. Suresult publishes support for iOS, Android and Windows. Images export as JPEG, PNG, MP4 or DICOM.
How long does the battery last, and how is it charged?
The built-in lithium battery is 4200 mAh and rated for 3 hours of continuous scanning, charged over USB or on a wireless pad. The probe measures 156 x 60 x 20 mm and weighs 250 g.
What warranty and documentation come with it, and how is it delivered?
Suresult supplies a 2-year standard warranty on the L10W, the same term as across the store. FDA, ISO, MDR/CE, TGA and ANVISA records are available for review on request. Orders ship internationally with tracking.
Does the wider field cost image detail?
The L10W spreads 256 elements across 80 mm on 32 channels; the L10SH packs the same 256 elements into 40 mm on 64 channels. Wider framing, lower line density — that is the trade, and it is a published one.
Does Suresult ship internationally — and who pays customs?
Orders dispatch within 24 hours and deliver worldwide with shipping, customs clearance and duties covered by Suresult. The price at checkout is the final price.
The 30-day decision
Put the L10W’s 80 mm window to work for 30 days
The L10W dispatches within 24 hours and arrives with customs and duties already covered. The 30-day worry-free trial starts when it does, so the question that decides it — whether an 80 mm field changes how a full tendon, a plexus or an infant hip is framed and measured — gets answered on real patients rather than from a specification table. Two years of warranty are included and can be extended to three years for $195 or five years for $597. If the choice is still open between this wide field and the deeper 100 mm window of the L10H and L10SH, the table above is the honest version of that comparison. Ask before ordering rather than after.
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