Implant Resource Inc recalls MPR Slotted Mallets with potential head separation from handle and unexpected deformations. Affected units have model MPR-1120-1000 and lot numbers starting 200911-1-1. Contact 800.524.5194 for details.
Potential for mallet head to become separated from mallet handle. There is also significant deformations on striking surface that were not expected
Implant Resource Inc recalls MPR Slotted Mallets because the mallet head can separate from the handle during use, and the striking surface may deform unexpectedly. This could cause injury if the mallet becomes unstable or breaks during impact.
The mallet head can become detached from the handle during use, potentially causing the tool to become unstable or break. The striking surface also shows unexpected deformations that may not function properly when struck, increasing the risk of injury.
Users of MPR Slotted Mallets with model number MPR-1120-1000 and lot numbers starting 200911-1-1 are affected. Those using these mallets for medical procedures or heavy tasks are at higher risk of injury.
Check for the model number MPR-1120-1000 on the mallet and lot numbers starting with 200911-1-1. The labeling includes the phone number 800.524.5194 and website www.m-p-r.com.
Look for the model number MPR-1120-1000 on the mallet and lot numbers starting with 200911-1-1.
Call 800.524.5194 or visit www.m-p-r.com for recall details and next steps.
The model number is MPR-1120-1000.
Lot numbers starting with 200911-1-1 are affected.
Check for the model number MPR-1120-1000 and lot numbers starting with 200911-1-1 on the mallet.
We’ve drafted a message you can send MPR to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0122-2022 — MPR MPR Hello, I own a MPR that is covered by recall Z-0122-2022 from MPR. 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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