Orion issues recall notice for hand-launched aerial signals
Dec 8 2011 in Currents by Deborah Bach
Orion Safety Products has issued a recall for two models of its hand-launched aerial signals, citing problems with the devices failing to launchDescription: http://threesheetsnw.com/files/2011/...on-300x300.jpg and/or ignite.
The recall applies to older Orion XLT and 12-gauge signals made with orange ABS plastic. XLTs are self-contained, hand-launched signals, while 12-gauge signals have a pistol-style launch and a plastic shell.
In 2008, Orion switched from orange ABS to red-colored, glass-filled polyethylene for its better strength, durability and resistance to moisture. The last XLTs that used orange ABS in the launch tube body expire this month, while the last 12-inch gauge shells using the orange ABS plastic expire in March 2012.
If you have an XLT signal with an orange launch tube that has an expiration date between November 2011 and December 2011, or an orange 12-gauge shell that has an expiration date between November 2011 and March 2012, you are eligible to receive a free, four-pack replacement at no cost.
To obtain a replacement pack, submit the following information by email to [email protected], subject "SIGNAL REPLACEMENT," or by mail to Orion Safety Products, Attn. Signal Replacement Program, P.O. Box 1047, Easton, MD, 21601:
§ Name
§ Address
§ Daytime phone number
§ Signal quantity
§ Lot number
§ Expiration date
Customers are also asked to submit a photo of their signals, clearly showing the expiration date and lot number. Do not ship any signals back to Orion.
Replacement packs cannot be shipped to a P.O. Box.
Photos of the recalled products and additional information is available here.
Dec 8 2011 in Currents by Deborah Bach
Orion Safety Products has issued a recall for two models of its hand-launched aerial signals, citing problems with the devices failing to launchDescription: http://threesheetsnw.com/files/2011/...on-300x300.jpg and/or ignite.
The recall applies to older Orion XLT and 12-gauge signals made with orange ABS plastic. XLTs are self-contained, hand-launched signals, while 12-gauge signals have a pistol-style launch and a plastic shell.
In 2008, Orion switched from orange ABS to red-colored, glass-filled polyethylene for its better strength, durability and resistance to moisture. The last XLTs that used orange ABS in the launch tube body expire this month, while the last 12-inch gauge shells using the orange ABS plastic expire in March 2012.
If you have an XLT signal with an orange launch tube that has an expiration date between November 2011 and December 2011, or an orange 12-gauge shell that has an expiration date between November 2011 and March 2012, you are eligible to receive a free, four-pack replacement at no cost.
To obtain a replacement pack, submit the following information by email to [email protected], subject "SIGNAL REPLACEMENT," or by mail to Orion Safety Products, Attn. Signal Replacement Program, P.O. Box 1047, Easton, MD, 21601:
§ Name
§ Address
§ Daytime phone number
§ Signal quantity
§ Lot number
§ Expiration date
Customers are also asked to submit a photo of their signals, clearly showing the expiration date and lot number. Do not ship any signals back to Orion.
Replacement packs cannot be shipped to a P.O. Box.
Photos of the recalled products and additional information is available here.
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