UNSPSC 24101909: Drum reconditioning machine

The process for the drum reconditioning machine involves empty, used drums being cleaned, re-shaped, assembled with the appropriate lid, drum ring, and/or fittings, painted and recoated where needed. The method through which a drum is cleaned and reconditioned depends upon the drum's prior contents and its construction.

UNSPSC 24101909 Drum reconditioning machine is a Commodity code that covers equipment used to restore, refurbish, or recondition drums — typically metal or plastic containers — for reuse in industrial, hazardous-materials, or manufacturing contexts. State and local governments procure this equipment primarily through environmental compliance and facilities-management budgets when they operate drum-handling or waste-processing programs that require in-house reconditioning capability rather than outsourced services. The equipment typically performs functions such as cleaning, dent removal, sealing, or pressure-testing to bring used drums back into service-ready condition.

The source provides no recent state or local contract opportunities tagged to this code, making current market activity and geographic concentration indeterminate. Without posted solicitations, issuing-body patterns, or response dates to reference, no representative examples of active procurement under UNSPSC 24101909 can be identified at this time.