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Ferno-Washington Inc

Wilmington, OH, US

FERNO-WASHINGTON, INC. appears in FDA device records in Wilmington, OH. FDA records list 5 510(k) clearances between and , no PMA records and one registered establishment. As of , FDA records show 13 recalls for this company, and at least one establishment registration is current.

FDA records held for this company

510(k) clearances
5
PMA records
0
Recall records
13
Registered establishments
1

510(k) clearance history

FDA records hold 5 510(k) clearances for Ferno-Washington Inc between 1986 and 1998. The busiest year on record is 1986, with 3. The most recent is 1998, with 1.

Clearances by year, as a table
510(k) clearance decisions for Ferno-Washington Inc, by decision year
YearClearances
19863
19931
19981
510(k) clearances on record, most recent first
K numberDeviceProduct codeDecisionDecision date
K980033FERNO HEALTHCARE RECLINE-A-BATH 2ILJSubstantially Equivalent
K932417FERNO WASHINGTON INCUBATOR TRANSPORTER, MOD. 35-ITFPLSubstantially Equivalent
K864765MODEL 668, TRACTION SPLINT, ADULTHSTSubstantially Equivalent
K864269MODEL 35-B ALL LEVEL COTFPOSubstantially Equivalent
K862441EZ LOAD MODEL 30, ALL LEVEL COTFPOSubstantially Equivalent

Registered establishments

FDA registered establishments for Ferno-Washington Inc, with the product codes listed at each
RegistrationFEIEstablishmentAddressRegistration expiresProduct codes listed
15235741523574FERNO-WASHINGTON, INC.70 WEIL WAY, Wilmington, OH 45177 US2026

Registration numbers link to the FDA registration and listing record for that establishment.

FDA product codes

Recall records

Device recall records naming this company, most recent first
RecallProductReasonClassificationInitiatedStatus
Z-2760-2026Power F2 Powered Fastening System, Product No. 0567091 Powered fastening system intended for professional use only. Designed to load, unload, and secure a compatible wheeled stretcher inside a ground-based ambulance. Item no. 0567091Product may experience accelerated roller wear and potential deformation due to interference between the roller assembly and rail. In the worst-case condition, rail mechanism may become lodged during operation and movement of the stretcher along the rail may no longer be possible through either powered or manual operation. May cause delays in transport of patient to healthcare facility.Class IIOpen, Classified
Z-0133-2026FERNO POWER X2 POWERED AMBULANCE COT, Model/Catalog Number: 0015816; FOR USE IN GROUND TRANSPORTATION AMBULANCES.The fastening post hardware could loosen allowing the fastening post to detach from the cotClass IIOpen, Classified
Z-0184-2023FERNO POWER X1 AMBULANCE COT- Item #0015807/UDI-DI 00190790002183 with 36V Li-Ion Batteries Model Number #0822484/0822483 Note: Transcend Stair Chair Powertraxx (Item #0731403/UDI-DI 00190790004064) not included in this action).Batteries could become unstable when not properly maintained and/or subjected to repeated drops, power washing directly into battery contacts or abuse, may result in a fire and/or injuryClass IIOpen, Classified
Z-1827-2017Ferno PROFlexx Model 28Z Chair CotThe recall was initiated as a result of the detection of an incorrect nut used in manufacturing.Class IITerminated
Z-1604-2016Poly-bags containing the strap labeled with "Adult" sticker. Each strap kit contains adjustable length leg straps, ankle wrap, a thigh pad and a heel stand. The strap kits are applied to the traction splint frame to immobilize and provide traction for a patients leg.On March 9, 2016, the firm was contacted regarding the possibility of incorrect labeling on the outside poly- bag of the traction splint straps. The firm investigated and determined its supplier had labeled the outside packaging for the pediatric and adult traction splints straps incorrectly. The packaging labeled Adult contained a pediatric splint strap and the packaging labeled Pediatric contaClass IITerminated
Z-1603-2016Poly-bags containing splint strap labeled with "Pediatric" sticker. Each strap kit contains adjustable length leg straps, ankle wrap, a thigh pad and a heel stand. The strap kits are applied to the traction splint frame to immobilize and provide traction for a patients leg.On March 9, 2016, the firm was contacted regarding the possibility of incorrect labeling on the outside poly- bag of the traction splint straps. The firm investigated and determined its supplier had labeled the outside packaging for the pediatric and adult traction splints straps incorrectly. The packaging labeled Adult contained a pediatric splint strap and the packaging labeled pediatric contClass IITerminated
Z-2826-2015Ferno iNX Wheeled Stretcher, Integrated Patient Transport & Loading System Product Usage: Stretcher for pre-hospital patient transport.Hole elongation in the telescoping load frame channel. A hole elongation could affect the ability of the retention pin to stay seated which is necessary to preclude movement of the telescoping load frame.Class IITerminated
Z-2461-2015Wheel caster set screw for Ferno iNX Wheeled Stretcher. Ferno iNX Wheeled Stretcher for pre-hospital patient transport.The firm discovered an improperly installed set screw in one caster arm assembly on a unit in production. The screw assists in preventing the bearing cup on the caster assembly from backing out of the caster arm during use.Class IITerminated
Z-0995-2015Ferno Model 35X PROFlexx Stretchers, one unit per packageThe wheel castor assemblies may be loosening on the stretchers.Class IITerminated
Z-2465-2008Ferno Model 35X PROFlexX Ambulance Stretcher, Model #'s: 35X; 35XST; 35XIT. The Ferno Model 35-X PROFlexx ambulance stretcher is used to transport a patient during rescue or emergency situations as well as a means to transport patients for general medical purposes.The Ferno Model 35-X PROFlexx legs could experience metal fatigue and possibly fracture after one to two years of use based on the usage and method of operation.Terminated
Z-1859-2008Model 35A Series Mobile Transporters is an ambulance stretcher for patient transport.A component defect was found in corner castings of the firm's wheeled ambulance stretchers. Some corner castings on the stretchers were found to be over-sized. Using an over-sized cone-shaped hole corner casting with an improperly seated shank pin could put undue stress on the top screw, possibly causing the screw securing a wheel to become loose or break and the wheel to detach from the stretcherTerminated
Z-0202-06PROFlex Transporter, Model number 35P. The catalog number for the model 35P is PT3550.The firm received complaints of the stretchers folding. A fold is when the stretcher lowers on its own to either the next position, or any of the other seven postions of the stretcher.Terminated
Z-0201-06PROFlex Transporter, Model numbers 35PST. The catalog number for the model 35PST is PT3565.The firm received complaints of the stretchers folding. A fold is when the stretcher lowers on its own to either the next position, or any of the other seven postions of the stretcher.Terminated

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