UNSPSC 24101740: High angle conveyor

These are also called "z" conveyors, the basic configuration is like a belt conveyor. The only difference is that instead of a flat belt, there are bucket shaped vanes fixed on top of the belt to hold the conveying material.

UNSPSC 24101740 High angle conveyor, a Commodity code, names equipment that state and local governments rarely buy under this specific classification. The recent opportunities block shows no solicitations for high-angle conveyor systems, belt conveyors, or related materials handling equipment. The code's nominal scope — steep-angle material transport via conveyor belt — does not match the work actually being procured in the state and local market today.

Recent state and local activity under this code is absent. The solicitation records posted between April and October 2026 capture traffic signal design and construction (Brownsville, Pasco County, Fort Worth, Phoenix, Oklahoma, Fort Worth, Detroit), traffic control supplies (Temple, Texas), paving services (Dallas, Fort Worth), and architectural/engineering services (Harris County, Atlanta BeltLine), none of which require high-angle conveyors. A single Phoenix Water Services Department opportunity (IFB-25-0748) does mention conveyor system equipment in its title and requests 185 conveyor components from authorized distributors — but this is the only record in the block that addresses conveyors at all, and it does not specify high-angle systems. The mismatch between the code's technical scope and actual procurement demand suggests this code sees little state and local procurement activity or is rarely assigned to relevant opportunities when they do occur.