A compact, dual‑port ultrasound system that delivers HD, point‑of‑care imaging for high‑demand clinical environments.
- 15.6‑inch full HD display and 10.1‑inch touchscreen for fast, intuitive workflows.
- Lightweight magnesium alloy body, about 4.5 kg, designed to move easily at the point of care.
- Dual transducer ports and dual batteries to support busy POCUS workflows.
Acclarix AX3 Overview
The Edan Acclarix AX3 is a compact color Doppler ultrasound system built for demanding point‑of‑care and general imaging in musculoskeletal, anesthesia, emergency medicine, critical care, pain management, and other high‑acuity settings.
A lightweight magnesium alloy body, dual transducer ports, dual batteries, and an ergonomic trolley help your team move quickly between patients while maintaining consistent image quality and workflow.
Key Features and Clinical Benefits
- Ultra‑light, compact design (about 4.5 kg) with a magnesium alloy chassis, so clinicians can reposition the system easily across rooms and units.
- 15.6‑inch high‑resolution LCD with a wide open angle and 10.1‑inch sensitive touchscreen to support clear visualization and fast adjustments at the bedside.
- Dual transducer ports that let your team switch between probes quickly during MSK, vascular, nerve, or abdominal exams without breaking focus.
- Dual‑battery design that supports extended scanning in procedure rooms, ICU/ED bays, and other point‑of‑care ultrasound environments.
- Advanced imaging architecture with high‑channel count, Tissue Adaptive Imaging (TAI), speckle reduction, spatial compounding, and harmonic imaging to improve detail and contrast, especially at depth.
- Broad application coverage, including musculoskeletal, anesthesia, emergency medicine, critical care, interventional radiology, pain management, rheumatology, and surgery, according to regional indications.
- Fast boot‑up times and one‑key optimization tools that help your team obtain diagnostic images quickly in time‑sensitive settings.
Typical Clinical Applications
The Acclarix AX3 compact ultrasound system supports a wide range of point‑of‑care ultrasound (POCUS) and general imaging applications, including musculoskeletal, regional anesthesia, emergency and critical care, vascular access, pain procedures, and perioperative imaging, in line with its labeled indications and local labeling.
Acclarix AX3 Ultrasound Specifications
System and Physical
| System type | A compact color Doppler diagnostic ultrasound system for point‑of‑care and general imaging. |
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| Dimensions | Approx. 375 × 380 × 58 mm main unit, sized for easy use on a trolley or tabletop. |
| Weight | Approx. 4.5 kg without trolley, designed for frequent movement in clinical spaces. |
| Chassis | Lightweight magnesium alloy body with integrated handle for portable use. |
| Transducer ports | Two active transducer ports for rapid switching between probes. |
| System architecture | High‑channel count, quad‑beam architecture with ARM processor and SSD storage (for example, 120 GB). |
| Boot‑up time | About 30 seconds from power‑on, with quick resume from sleep. |
Display and Controls
| Main monitor | 15.6‑inch LCD with high resolution and wide open angle for clear viewing from different positions. |
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| Touchscreen | 10.1‑inch capacitive touchscreen with swipe gestures and customizable layout. |
| Audio | Integrated speakers for cardiac and Doppler audio playback. |
| Control panel | Ergonomic key layout with user‑defined keys and quick‑access controls. |
Imaging and Modes
| Imaging modes | B‑mode, M‑mode, Color Doppler, PDI/DPDI, PW Doppler, CW Doppler; dual and triplex combinations on select modes. |
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| Advanced imaging | Tissue Adaptive Imaging (TAI), speckle reduction, spatial compounding, harmonic imaging, needle visualization, and 3D imaging on certain configurations. |
| Frame rates and depth | High frame‑rate imaging with depth settings designed to support both superficial and deep structures (see datasheet for ranges). |
Power and Connectivity
| Battery system | Dual‑battery design providing extended scanning time; actual duration depends on use and presets. |
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| Ports | USB 2.0/3.0, Ethernet, HDMI, and other inputs/outputs depending on configuration. |
| Network | DICOM 3.0, storage and transfer via USB and network, and optional Wi‑Fi connectivity. |
Specifications may change over time. For the most current and complete details, refer to the official Acclarix AX3 datasheet and your local product labeling.
Ordering, Configurations, and Compliance
The Acclarix AX3 is available in multiple configurations so you can match probe sets, software options, and accessories to your practice and patient mix. Our team can help you choose a setup that fits your point‑of‑care ultrasound workflows and budget.
- Base configuration: AX3 main unit with power supply and standard accessories, suitable for point‑of‑care and general imaging use.
- Optional probes: convex, linear, phased‑array, and endocavity probes for MSK, vascular, cardiac, OB/GYN, and interventional applications (availability varies by region).
- Optional trolley: an ergonomic trolley with semi‑automatic lifting, probe holders, and storage, designed to keep the system mobile and organized.
- Optional software and connectivity: additional application packages and network options to support your imaging, documentation, and reporting needs.
Regulatory clearances, indications for use, and product availability vary by country and region. This information is intended for healthcare professionals. Always consult the official labeling and Instructions for Use (IFU) for complete indications, contraindications, warnings, and safety information.
Brochures and Downloads
Use these resources to review detailed specifications, share information with your team, or support internal evaluations and purchasing discussions.
Acclarix AX3 Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Acclarix AX3 suitable for point-of-care ultrasound?
The Acclarix AX3 combines a lightweight magnesium alloy body with dual transducer ports, dual batteries, and an ergonomic trolley, making it easy to move and ready for demanding point‑of‑care exams in areas such as the ED, ICU, OR, and procedure rooms.
Which clinical applications is the Acclarix AX3 designed for?
The AX3 supports musculoskeletal, anesthesia, emergency medicine, critical care, interventional radiology, pain management, rheumatology, surgery, and other general imaging applications, according to its labeled indications and regional approvals.
Does the Acclarix AX3 connect to PACS and EMR systems?
Yes. The system provides DICOM 3.0 networking and export via USB, network, and optional Wi‑Fi, so your IT team can integrate it with PACS and hospital information systems based on your site requirements.
Service, Training, and Support
We support your investment in the Acclarix AX3 with service plans, training, and technical assistance designed to keep your ultrasound program running smoothly and to help clinicians feel confident at the point of care.
- Flexible warranty and service options tailored to your facility.
- Onsite or remote applications training for physicians, sonographers, and staff (where available).
- Technical support and parts through authorized service channels.