Pro-Dex recalls KLS Martin Battery Packs (REF: KLS BP2 001, 040) used with surgical drivers due to possible Tyvek shavings in sterile packaging. Contact for return instructions.
The packaging of a sterile battery, intended to power a surgical screwdriver, may contain Tyvek shavings inside the sterile package.
Pro-Dex is recalling specific KLS Martin battery packs used with surgical drivers because they might contain Tyvek shavings inside the sterile packaging. This could lead to contamination during surgery if the shavings are present.
The sterile packaging of these battery packs may contain Tyvek shavings. If these shavings enter the surgical field during use, they could contaminate the surgical site. However, this is a rare occurrence and the risk is low for most procedures.
Surgical professionals using the KLS Martin MaxDriver 2.0 surgical driver with the recalled battery packs. The risk is low as the shavings are only a potential contamination hazard in sterile environments.
Check for battery packs labeled KLS BP2 001 or KLS BP2 040 (bulk case of 40) used with KLS Martin MaxDriver 2.0 surgical drivers. The lot numbers are K0UB9: KLS-BP2-001/00856482008122 and KLS-BP2-040/10856482008129.
Look for the model numbers KLS BP2 001 or KLS BP2 040 on the battery pack.
The packaging may contain Tyvek shavings, which could contaminate the surgical site during use.
The recall record does not specify a remedy, so contact Pro-Dex for instructions.
The hazard is low risk as Tyvek shavings are unlikely to cause contamination during surgery.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Pro-Dex to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0280-2025 — Pro-Dex Pro-Dex Hello, I own a Pro-Dex that is covered by recall Z-0280-2025 from Pro-Dex. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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