UNSPSC 23121521: Warp tying machine

A machine that squeezes the fabric and connects the ends of the remaining yarn with the ends of the yarn wrapped in a straight roller one by one.

UNSPSC 23121521 Warp tying machine is a Commodity code that shows negligible recent activity among state and local procurement bodies, with no posted opportunities directly soliciting the equipment over the past four months. The nominal code scope—specialized textile or industrial machinery for tying or weaving operations—does not align with the recent state and local contract postings in the dataset, which span maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) supplies; general industrial merchandise; fastening and packaging equipment; aquatic facility operations; and infrastructure maintenance services. Cities, counties, transit authorities, and special districts posting opportunities under related commodity codes (such as fastening, packaging, and tying equipment, UNSPSC 26232521) are sourcing general supplies and consumables rather than capital equipment machinery. The nearest tangential opportunity appears in the City of Dallas's June 2026 IFB for fastening, packaging, strapping, and tying equipment and supplies (IFSDWUB1200050), which solicits consumable products rather than machinery.

Geographic activity under this code is not determinable from current solicitations. State and local procurement bodies in Texas (Harris County, City of Dallas, City of Tucson), Florida (City of Palm Bay, Clay County, Marion County), California (City of Milpitas, Orange County Transportation Authority, City of Pasadena), and Kentucky (City of Owensboro) are active in the broader MRO and industrial supplies markets, but none target warp tying machines or comparable capital machinery. The code itself likely receives occasional spot buys from textile mills, manufacturing facilities, or specialized industrial operations that contract with state agencies or local authorities, but current market visibility is insufficient to characterize issuing-body patterns or geographic concentration. Firms pursuing this code should monitor state purchasing cooperatives and specialized manufacturing or textile industry procurement channels rather than rely on posted municipal and county solicitations.