UNSPSC 42143602: Torso and belt restraints

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product either a torso or belt used to restrain patients in a medical setting. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901811.

UNSPSC 42143602 Torso and belt restraints, a Commodity code, covers restraint equipment and safety systems purchased by law enforcement, corrections, and mental health agencies — including specialized restraint chairs, body wraps with helmets, handcuffs, leg irons, and safety blankets or smocks designed for suicide prevention and detainee management. State and local governments buy these products primarily through police departments, sheriff-coroner offices, corrections departments, and public health or mental health service agencies. The issuing bodies span city police forces, county sheriff departments, state corrections systems, and purchasing cooperatives that aggregate demand across school districts and social-service providers. Procurement vehicles include direct micro-purchase quotes for individual units, competitively bid equipment agreements with multi-year terms, and single-source awards for specialized systems already in use.

Recent activity shows geographically dispersed purchasing across California, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Texas. The City of Philadelphia Department of Prisons issued a micro-purchase IFB (B2728168, due October 19, 2026) for four SureGuard Safety Restraint Chairs designed to accommodate detainees weighing 45 to 475 pounds, specified with welded steel frames, heavy-duty wheels, and comprehensive nylon strap systems with hook-and-loop soft restraints at approximately $45,000 micro-purchase authority. The County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner Department in California posted a three-year IFB (IFB0603055402AA, closed May 28, 2026) for Peerless and Smith & Wesson standard chained handcuffs and leg irons with volume-discount pricing and designated price preferences for certified local small businesses and disabled veteran business enterprises. The Tampa Police Department declared a single-source intent (26X01596, objection deadline August 10, 2026) to procure additional WRAP restraining systems with helmets, repair-support warranties, and officer training. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas issued a two-year cooperative catalog-discount bid (SPE2628, due October 1, 2026) for special education supplies estimated at $2.7 million across 99 or more awardees serving cooperative member organizations.