UNSPSC 27111532: Jeweler scissors

A specialized cutting implement consisting of two hardened steel leaves or blades which can be straight or curved, joined by a swivel pin. Designed for high precision and cutting force to shape hard materials very common in the field of jewelry

UNSPSC 27111532 Jeweler scissors, a Commodity code, describes cutting implements purpose-built for jewelry fabrication and repair work. State and local governments procure jeweler scissors primarily through vocational education programs, community colleges, and trade schools that operate jewelry-making or metalworking curricula, as well as through departments of corrections facilities that run inmate trade training programs. The scissors are used by instructors and trainees to cut wire, sheet metal, and other materials during hands-on instruction and production activities. Purchasing is typically low-volume and episodic, driven by curriculum refreshes, equipment replacement cycles, or new program launches rather than ongoing demand.

The source contains no record of recent state and local solicitations under this code. Without posted opportunities identifying issuing bodies, response dates, or geographic concentration, no representative examples or jurisdictional patterns can be drawn. The code shows no discernible recent activity in state or local procurement channels.