IMRIS Imaging recall: ORT200, operating room table, including the ORT200 Covered Table Assembly, Reconditioned… and 1 more product
IMRIS Imaging Inc is recalling ORT200, operating room table, including the ORT200 Covered Table Assembly, Reconditioned… and 1 more product – 6 units; 13 units. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration published the recall on September 2, 2026; it began on August 6, 2026. Distributed nationwide.
Serious Class II means the product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems, or the chance of serious harm is remote.

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| Product | ORT200, operating room table, including the ORT200 Covered Table Assembly, Reconditioned… and 1 more product |
| Brand | IMRIS Imaging |
| Company | IMRIS Imaging Inc |
| Type | Medical devices |
| Classification | Class II |
| Recall date | August 6, 2026 |
| Published by FDA | September 2, 2026 |
| Quantity | 6 units; 13 units |
| Recall ID | 99596 |
Recalled products (2)
- ORT200, operating room table, including the ORT200 Covered Table Assembly, Reconditioned, Part Number 113821-600 and the ORT200 50/60Hz Covered Table Assy V2 Part Number 114148-000
- FDA recall number
- Z-3033-2026
- Codes, lots and dates
- 113821-600 - Serial Numbers: 10003754, 10006997; 114148-000 - UDI-DI: 00857534006349, Serial Numbers: 10005189, 10005190, 10004463, 10004997
- Quantity
- 6 units
- Classification
- Class II
- ORT300, operating room table, ORT300 Modular Table Main Unit Assy Part Numbers 114093-000 and 114093-600
- FDA recall number
- Z-3034-2026
- Codes, lots and dates
- 114093-000 - UDI-DI: 00857534006356, Serial Numbers: 10005695, 10002998, 10002997, 10005456, 10005612, 10004372, 10005613, 10002841, 10011119; 114093-600 - UDI-DI: 00857534006462, Serial Numbers: 10002996, 10004515, 10007411, 10007376
- Quantity
- 13 units
- Classification
- Class II
Identifiers and details
- FDA event ID
- 99596
- Initiated
- Voluntary: Firm initiated
- Status
- Ongoing
- Firm location
- Chaska, MN, United States
Why it was recalled
The reason the FDA lists: “The linear actuator and rotational lock mechanism components may experience a mechanical failure that prevents the system from transitioning between locked and unlocked state. This may pose a risk of injury to the patient if unintended rotational movement occurs during a procedure.”
Where it was sold
Nationwide. Distribution as the FDA records it: “Worldwide distribution - US Nationwide and the countries of Canada, China, Japan, Sweden.”
What to do
Compare the recall numbers, lot numbers and expiration dates with what you have. Do not stop a prescribed medicine or device without talking to your pharmacist or doctor – they can arrange a replacement from an unaffected lot.
Official notice: FDA Enforcement Report record (event 99596, openFDA) – the same recall numbers can be searched in the FDA Enforcement Report.
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About this recall
Is IMRIS Imaging ORT200, operating room table, including the ORT200 Covered Table Assembly, Reconditioned… recalled?
Yes. IMRIS Imaging Inc recalled it on August 6, 2026; FDA published it September 2, 2026 (Class II). Only the lots, dates or models listed on this page are included.
Why was it recalled?
The linear actuator and rotational lock mechanism components may experience a mechanical failure that prevents the system from transitioning between locked and unlocked state. This may pose a risk of injury to the patient if unintended rotational movement occurs during a procedure.
What should I do if I have it?
Compare the recall numbers, lot numbers and expiration dates with what you have. Do not stop a prescribed medicine or device without talking to your pharmacist or doctor – they can arrange a replacement from an unaffected lot.
Where was it sold?
Nationwide.
More recalls
Source: recall records published by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (openFDA Enforcement Reports), the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service, the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, collected twice a day. Product names, lot codes, dates and model numbers are shown exactly as the agency lists them; the agency's notice is the authority. 77.today is not affiliated with any of these agencies.