UNSPSC 41113054: Demulsibility tester

A tester that measures the demulsibility, a property to separate into the individual substance for emulsion.

UNSPSC 41113054 Demulsibility Tester, a Commodity code, does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The code's nominal scope—instruments that measure water separation from oil emulsions—does not align with the recent opportunities posted under this code number. Valencia College's sole-source notice for a PGI Optics CORE Optical Surface Profilometer (an optical measurement system for lens surface analysis in manufacturing education) and Lee County Port Authority's airfield photometric testing RFQ (measuring runway and taxiway lighting intensity and performance) represent unrelated equipment categories. Subsequent opportunities in the posting block—including Schrodinger drug discovery software licenses at Jackson State University, a three-phase meter test board RFP from the City of Ocala Electric Utility, precision high-voltage test equipment from Kissimmee Utility Authority, and laboratory equipment repair contracts from the Texas Department of State Health Services—are similarly misaligned with demulsibility testing technology and appear to reflect tagging errors rather than actual demand under this code.

No representative opportunities directly purchasing demulsibility testers, water-separation analyzers, or related oil-analysis instrumentation are supported by the source. The code shows no active market signal among state, county, municipal, or special-purpose district buyers in any region during the posting period. Business development activity under this code would benefit from direct engagement with state petroleum testing laboratories, utility oil-analysis programs, and public works departments that maintain fuel and lubricant supply chains, rather than reliance on posted procurement notices.