UNSPSC 11171702: Z90WDKCV65542 or M35 high speed steel

High speed steel alloy, with the following main characteristics: W 6,40 %, Mo 5 %, Co 4,80%, Cr 4,20 %, V 1,80 %, C 0,93 %, balance = Fe + minor metallurgical pollutions

UNSPSC 11171702 High speed steel (Commodity) covers ferrous metal stock and blanks that state and local governments procure for fabrication, tool production, and equipment manufacturing. High speed steel—an iron-alloy tool steel containing tungsten, molybdenum, vanadium, and chromium—resists heat and wear in cutting tools, dies, and machine components. State and local procurement under this code includes purchase of rod, bar, billet, and plate stock in various grades and dimensions, as well as preformed blanks ready for machining or heat treatment. Buyers range from state departments of transportation and facilities management to county public works shops, city maintenance facilities, and special-purpose districts that maintain in-house tool rooms and equipment fabrication capacity. School districts and community colleges with vocational or technical programs also purchase high speed steel stock for student training in metalworking and tool design.

The source does not report recent state and local contract opportunities posted under this Commodity code, nor does it identify specific issuing bodies, geographic regions, or response dates tied to current solicitations for high speed steel. Activity under the code may be fragmented across small-dollar maintenance and operational buys, cooperative purchasing agreements, or standing supply contracts that do not appear in the recent-opportunities dataset. Firms pursuing this code should monitor state and local cooperative purchasing catalogs, school district vocational program RFQs, and state DOT material specifications for incremental sourcing opportunities.