Ion Beam Applications S.A. recalls Proteus 235 graphite block 8 due to incorrect screw hole depth. This may cause malfunction in normal use. No remedy specified.
IBA identified incorrect screw holes depth in graphite block 8 with respect to the degrader
Ion Beam Applications S.A. is recalling the Proteus 235 graphite block 8 because the screw holes are incorrectly sized. This could lead to malfunction in normal use, but the recall does not include a remedy.
The graphite block 8 has incorrect screw hole depth, which may cause the component to malfunction. This issue could affect the proper operation of the Proteus 235 device.
Users of the Proteus 235 graphite block 8 are affected. The risk is likely for those who have the specific model and are using it in normal applications.
Check for the Proteus 235 model with graphite block 8. The product is identified by the patent numbers PAT.115 and SAT.116.
Identify if you have the Proteus 235 graphite block 8 with the specified patent numbers.
The recall is due to incorrect screw hole depth in the graphite block 8, which may cause malfunction in normal use.
The recall record does not specify a remedy.
Check for the Proteus 235 graphite block 8 with patent numbers PAT.115 and SAT.116.
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Subject: Recall Z-0930-2018 — Ion Beam Applications S.A. Ion Beam Applications S.A. Hello, I own a Ion Beam Applications S.A. that is covered by recall Z-0930-2018 from Ion Beam Applications S.A.. 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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