UNSPSC 23241505: Laser cutting machine

Laser cutting machines use high-powered lasers to cut, scribe, or perforate a variety of materials in plate or sheet form.

UNSPSC 23241505 Laser cutting machine is a Commodity code encompassing benchtop laser engraving and cutting systems for instructional, light production, and specialized investigative applications. State and local governments procure these systems across educational institutions and law enforcement agencies. Recent solicitations show demand for CO2-based benchtop cutters with 60-watt power output, precision motion control, pass-through capability for oversized materials, and integrated software suites, as well as specialized dual-wavelength investigation laser systems for forensic analysis. Educational buyers specify systems suitable for classroom use with rotary attachments for cylindrical work, while law enforcement procurement emphasizes compact, portable units with protective carrying cases and wavelength-specific safety equipment. Issuing bodies span community colleges and state law enforcement divisions, with no standout repeat buyers evident in recent activity.

Activity is limited to two recent solicitations across two states. Salt Lake Community College issued IFB SLCC2026B1017 on June 5, 2026, requesting responses by June 12, 2026, for a benchtop laser engraving and cutting system with a 24-inch by 12-inch work area, 60-watt CO2 laser power, and full training and support; the College reserved the right to award by item or overall low bid with pricing guaranteed for 90 days. Texas Department of Public Safety issued IFB 405-26R0007119 on May 5, 2026, with responses due April 23, 2026, for four Dual 77+ Pistol Grip Investigation Laser units with dual 532nm and 445nm wavelength capability distributed across Austin, Garland, and Lubbock laboratories; DPS required HUB subcontracting plans with VetHUB participation goals and full compliance with state certification standards. No contract values were specified in either solicitation.