Xstar Kojo recalls 2.5mm 45-degree bevel up slit knives with part number 373025 that may have bevel down blades instead. This could cause improper cutting. Affected items were sold with lot number 6049877.
One lot of Part Number 373025, Xstar¿ Kojo Safety Slit Knife 2.5mm 45¿ bevel up, incorrectly contains a bevel down blade instead of a bevel up blade.
Xstar Kojo is recalling a specific model of safety slit knife that may have the wrong blade angle. Using a bevel down blade instead of bevel up could lead to improper cutting and potential injury.
The knife may have a bevel down blade instead of the required bevel up blade. This incorrect angle could cause the knife to cut improperly, potentially leading to injury if used for tasks requiring precise cuts.
Users of the Xstar Kojo Safety Slit Knife with part number 373025 are affected. People who cut materials with this knife, especially in professional or home settings, are at risk if the blade is incorrect.
Check for part number 373025 on the knife. The affected lot number is 6049877. This product was sold with the UDI-DI code 30886158000373.
Inspect the knife to ensure it has a bevel up blade (45-degree angle) as specified. If it has a bevel down blade, it may be unsafe.
The recall indicates a potential issue with the blade angle, but the knife itself is not inherently dangerous. Using the correct blade angle is important to prevent improper cutting.
Check for part number 373025 and lot number 6049877. The affected product has the UDI-DI code 30886158000373.
Inspect the blade angle. If it has a bevel down blade instead of bevel up, it may be unsafe and should be checked or replaced.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Xstar Kojo to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0633-2024 — Xstar Kojo Xstar Kojo Hello, I own a Xstar Kojo that is covered by recall Z-0633-2024 from Xstar Kojo. 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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