Expect More From Your Mobile Imaging System.


ADVANCED EQUINE IMAGING SYSTEMS FOR STREAMLINED DIAGNOSTICS. Change the way you image your patients with simple, light-weight, and mobile platforms. Say farewell to difficult workflows and poor image quality and experience leading-edge systems that deliver the crystal clear, high quality images that you need for an accurate diagnosis.


Universal X5 15.6” Monitor. Under 2.5” Thick. Under 10 Lbs. Over 30cm of Penetration. The Universal X5 is not only small, light-weight and extremely portable, it packs a feature set that encompasses Abdominal, Cardiac, MSK, Reproductive, Vascular and Small Parts applications, making it the most capable ultrasound of its size.


Stalo Simplest system on the market: Tablet + Detector + Generator. No awkward control station or wires. With a focus on portability and productivity, Stalo has streamlined the approach to equine radiography with its responsive tablet, equine specific exam auto- sequence software, fully wireless detectors and automatic syncing to PACS and Cloud. Your radiography workflow will be more efficient than ever. Stalo uses Canon or FujiFilm detectors (panels).


EXAPad 15 Touch Screen Monitor. Under 3” Thick. Under 13 Lbs. With its superior image quality, light-weight tablet style form factor, responsive high resolution touch screen, 2 probe ports, and convenient 2+ hours of battery life the EXAPad is capable of exceeding the demands of today’s veterinarians.


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