UNSPSC 31401601: Rubber die cut gasket

Flat gasket produced by cutting rubber sheet materials using punches and dies to achieve desired perimeter shapes

UNSPSC 31401601 Rubber die cut gasket is a Commodity code that describes precision-molded elastomer components used in mechanical assemblies where leak prevention and vibration damping are required. State and local governments procure these gaskets for fleet maintenance, water utility systems, HVAC equipment, and specialized mechanical equipment across their operational infrastructure. The code covers die-cut gasket material in standard and custom configurations, typically sourced through parts distributors, OEM suppliers, or fabricators serving public-sector maintenance programs. Issuing bodies include county maintenance departments, municipal public works offices, transit authorities, and state department of transportation operations groups that manage large equipment fleets and facility systems.

Recent state and local procurement activity under this code is sparse. The most recent opportunity showing meaningful activity is Sourcewell's RFP #061626 for Law Enforcement Equipment, posted May 12, 2026 with a response deadline of June 16, 2026, issued on behalf of participating entities including Franklin County, Grant County, Grays Harbor County, Chelan County, and Yakima County in Washington, along with numerous other jurisdictions and public entities throughout the United States and Canada. However, this cooperative purchasing vehicle is structured around law enforcement equipment broadly rather than gasket procurement specifically, and the solicitation materials provided do not clarify whether rubber die cut gaskets are a discrete line item within that scope or whether the code assignment reflects a data-entry misclassification. A separate notice from Williamson County Purchasing Department (July 2026) announces a departmental relocation and contains no procurement scope. The code shows minimal relevant recent activity; pursue only if you hold existing relationships with county maintenance or transit authority procurement offices in Washington or the Upper Midwest.