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Leonhard Lang GMBH: FDA-registered device maker in INNSBRUCK Tirol, Austria, 8 510(k) clearances

Leonhard Lang GMBH is registered with the FDA (registration 8020045) in INNSBRUCK Tirol, Austria. It lists 13 device types. The FDA files 8 510(k) clearances under its listings, the newest dated August 21, 2009. 6 recall events name it as the recalling firm (3 Class I). Registered through 2027. FDA data exported November 2, 2026.

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FDA registration number
8020045
FEI number
6736
Address
Archenweg 56, INNSBRUCK Tirol, Austria, A-6020
Owner or operator
LEONHARD LANG GMBH (8020045)
Roles
Contract manufacturer, Manufacturer
First device listed
January 30, 2007
Registered through
2027
Brand names listed
S&W ECG Electrodes, S&W ESU Dispersive Electrodes, S&W Healthcare, Skintact, Skintact ECG Electrodes, Skintact ECG Electrodes and accessories, Skintact ESU Dispersive Electrodes, others

Devices it lists

510(k) clearances

The 510(k) numbers this establishment lists, with the FDA decision on each. The applicant is the company that holds the clearance.

Decided510(k) numberDeviceProduct codeDecisionApplicantSource
August 21, 2009K092291SKINTACT AND VARIOUS OTHER TRADENAMESDRXSubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang GmbHaccessdata.fda.gov
February 1, 2008K080106SKINTACT PRE-WIRED ECG ELECTRODES WITH CONDUCTIVE ADHESIVEDRXSubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang GmbHaccessdata.fda.gov
November 16, 2007K073104SKINTACT AND VARIOUS OTHER TRADENAMESDRXSubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang GmbHaccessdata.fda.gov
November 21, 2006K063161SKINTACT COOL CONTACT ELECTROSURGICAL GROUNDING PLATE WITH NH 04 GELGEISubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang GmbHaccessdata.fda.gov
February 24, 2004K040249SKINTACT ECG ELECTRODEDRXSubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang GmbHaccessdata.fda.gov
January 16, 2003K024264SKINTACTDRXSubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang Co.accessdata.fda.gov
January 16, 2003K024247SKINTACT ECG ELECTRODES WITH KL 02 LIQUID GELDRXSubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang GmbHaccessdata.fda.gov
November 14, 2002K023503SKINTACT ECG ELECTRODEDRXSubstantially EquivalentLeonhard Lang GmbHaccessdata.fda.gov

Recalls

Recall events where this establishment is the recalling firm, matched on its FEI.

InitiatedEventClassStatusProductReasonSource
August 8, 201777949Class ITerminatedSkintact Electrode for Defibrillation, Pacing, Monitoring, Cardioversion. Product Usage: Multifunction electrode for external defibrillation, pacing, cardioversion, and monitoring. The device is non-sterile and for singlCertain lots of the defibrillation electrodes model DF59N and DF59NC may have a delay in connecting or not connect at all with the defibrillator ZOLL AED PLUS. This may cause a situation in which a patient, who is in a life threatening condition and requires a defibrillation shock, cannot be treated in good time.accessdata.fda.gov
September 1, 201675181Class ITerminatedSkintact Electrodes for Defibrillation, DF29N. Product Usage: Multifunction electrode for external defibrillation, pacing, cardioversion, and monitoring. The device is non-sterile and for single use only.There is a risk that defibrillation electrodes model DF29N will be connected with the defibrillator Welch Allyn AED 10 only with delay or not at all. This may cause a situation in which a patient, who is in a life threatening condition and requires a defibrillation shock, cannot be treated in good time.accessdata.fda.gov
November 2, 201572575Class IITerminatedECG Electrodes: 50007 Stablebase SBW55 50675 Stablebase SBW55-15 58051 Skintact W-60 50547 Stablebase SBT60 Only OUS: 50476 Skintact W-60HP E3 I 58046 Skintact T-60 I Patz K920 58688 Dahlhausen 1900000440 59629 CardionetThere is a risk ECG electrodes of specific lots fail to transmit signals. There is a risk that the affected electrodes will transmit a poor signal or no signal at all before reaching the indicated expiration date.accessdata.fda.gov
February 24, 201570704Class IITerminatedSkintact ECG Electrode FS-50, Catalog no. 58028, & Stable Base ECG Electrode SBT-60, Catalog no. 50547. To acquire and transmit the electrical signal at the body surface to a processor that produces an electrocardiogram The electrodes may fail to transmit signals.accessdata.fda.gov
December 3, 201469930Class ITerminatedGE Healthcare Pediatric Direct-Wired Disposable Defibrillation/Pacing Electrodes. REF 2059144-001 and 2059144-005.. Product Usage: Usage: Skintact Pediatric Multifunction Electrodes are for use on pediatric patients, lesThe firm discovered that during the use of these defibrillation electrodes a possibility for arcing and a resulting malfunction exists. This could lead to a situation, in which a patient who is in a life threatening situation requiring a defibrillation can receive such therapy only with a delay or not at all.accessdata.fda.gov
July 10, 200952794Not yet classifiedTerminatedSKINTACT Electrodes for Defibrillation, 10X REF DF20, Rx only, Manufactured by Leonhard Lang GmbH, Archenweg 56, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria. The device is non-sterile and single use. For use on adults and children over eighA potential risk was identified associated with the connectors of the defibrillation electrodes DF20. It was found that some of the connectors do not slip easily into the sockets of the defibrillator or an extension cord of the defibrillator. In such cases increased force or some wiggling is required to insert the connector fully. A potential risk for patienaccessdata.fda.gov

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