Ii-Vi Incorporated recalls non-certified laser diode components used in firearm laser sights due to exceeding 5 mW light emission limits. Affected models 25-0655 and 25-0657 sold in the U.S. since 2020.
Affected diodes incorporated in the laser sights emitted greater than the 5 mW limit.
Ii-Vi Incorporated is recalling two specific laser diode components used in firearm laser sights because they emit more than the legal 5 mW light limit. This could cause eye damage if the laser is used in close proximity to the eye.
The recalled laser diodes emit more than the legal 5 mW light limit, which can cause eye damage if the laser is used in close proximity to the eye. This exceeds safety standards for non-certified laser components.
Firearm owners who purchased the affected laser sights containing models 25-0655 or 25- 0657 are most at risk. These components were sold in the U.S. starting in 2020.
Check if your firearm laser sight contains model numbers 25-0655 or 25-0657. These components were sold by Ii-Vi Incorporated starting in 2020.
Identify if your firearm laser sight has model numbers 25-0655 or 25-0657.
Reach out to Ii-Vi Incorporated for guidance on next steps.
No, the recalled diodes emit more than the legal 5 mW limit, which can cause eye damage if used in close proximity to the eye.
Contact Ii-Vi Incorporated to get guidance on next steps for your specific situation.
The affected components were sold starting in 2020.
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Subject: Recall Z-1614-2018 — Ii-Vi Incorporated Ii-Vi Incorporated Hello, I own a Ii-Vi Incorporated that is covered by recall Z-1614-2018 from Ii-Vi Incorporated. 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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