UNSPSC 27112157: Drill vise

A machine vise that can be connected to the top of a drilling machine table. It uses a rectangular screw or trapezoid screw as feed screw.

UNSPSC 27112157 Drill vise, a Commodity code, covers stationary and portable clamping devices used to hold workpieces during drilling, milling, and general machining operations in state and local government shops, maintenance facilities, and vocational programs. State and local procurement offices purchase drill vises as consumable or replacement equipment for public works departments, correctional facilities, school district vocational training centers, and facilities maintenance operations where metalworking, equipment repair, or manufacturing support is performed.

The source provides no recent state and local contract opportunities under this code, limiting visibility into current geographic distribution, issuing-body concentration, or representative solicitations. This silence may reflect the code's narrow focus on a specific hand tool or bench fixture — items that typically move through supply catalogs, cooperative purchasing agreements, or routine equipment purchases rather than formal RFP or IFB processes. Firms pursuing activity in this space should monitor cooperative purchasing vehicles, school district equipment buys, and public works department supply notices in states with active vocational education and facilities maintenance spending.