UNSPSC 27111922: Cross cut file

A type of file based on tooth configuration. A file's teeth can range from rough, coarse and bastard (meaning intermediate) to second-cut, smooth and dead smooth. A cross-cut file has two sets of teeth crossing obliquely.

UNSPSC 27111922 Cross cut file is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure hand tools for cutting, shaping, and finishing work across maintenance, construction, and facility operations. Cross cut files—manual abrasive tools used to file, deburr, and shape metal and composite materials—appear in state and local solicitations primarily as maintenance consumables and shop supplies rather than as standalone procurements. The code draws demand from facility maintenance shops, public works departments, school district maintenance operations, transit authorities, and construction support activities where workers need precision hand tools for metal finishing, equipment repair, and fabrication work. Purchases typically occur as line items within larger maintenance-supply contracts or facility-operations solicitations rather than dedicated tool orders, reflecting the commodity's role as a routine consumable in public maintenance workflows.

The source provided contains no recent state and local opportunities specifically tagged to UNSPSC 27111922 or related to cross cut file procurement. Without posted solicitations identifying issuing bodies, response dates, or geographic concentration, no representative opportunities or jurisdictional patterns can be characterized from available records. Firms monitoring this code should track whether activity emerges through cooperative purchasing agreements, blanket facility-supply contracts, or school district maintenance RFPs where hand tools are bundled with broader maintenance consumables.