UNSPSC 41111638: Cigarette circumference tester

A tester that is designed to measure the length of circumference or diameter of cigar or cigarette filter. It measures with the contact-type or noncontact-type, and there is device to measure the circumference and diameter simultaneously.

UNSPSC 41111638 Cigarette circumference tester is a Commodity code that shows minimal relevant recent activity under state and local procurement. The recent opportunities tagged to this code do not align with cigarette testing equipment; instead, they reflect solicitations for precision measurement and surveying systems, inspection supplies, and law-enforcement radar equipment. The Illinois Department of Transportation has posted two rebids for high-precision handheld 3D laser scanning systems intended for pavement analysis at its Certification and Research Track, requiring metrology-grade specifications including 0.025 mm accuracy, blue laser technology with 30 laser lines, volumetric accuracy of 0.020 mm plus 0.040 mm/m, and ISO 10360 and VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 certification. The University of Texas at Austin has solicited bids for Leica TS-60 total stations and associated geodetic surveying equipment for precision surveys at McDonald Observatory. The City of Philadelphia and City of Pennsylvania have posted micro purchases for inspection supplies and a 150-foot laser distance meter, respectively. Marion County, Florida, solicited a Stalker 2X Motorcycle Radar System as a sole-source procurement for its Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit.

Geographic activity spans Illinois, Texas, Pennsylvania, and Florida, with the Illinois Department of Transportation appearing twice as a repeat buyer of precision laser scanning systems. The most recent solicitations are the Illinois Department of Transportation rebid (September 25, 2026 response deadline) and the City of Pennsylvania laser distance meter micro purchase (September 8, 2026 response deadline), both posted in August and September 2026. No opportunities in the record represent actual cigarette-testing procurement; the code assignment appears to be a source-system tagging error rather than a reflection of active market demand under the code's nominal scope.