UNSPSC 31142902: In mold ink transfer injection molding

Injection molded component consisting of various plastic materials with the addition of a decorative pigment contained on some carrier placed into some portion of the show surface side of the injection mold prior to injection of the plastic

UNSPSC 31142902 In mold ink transfer injection molding is a Commodity code representing specialized plastic processing equipment and related manufacturing services procured by state and local entities. State and local governments purchase injection molding machines and associated production equipment under this code, typically for research, educational, or operational manufacturing purposes. The University of Southern Mississippi's recent sealed-bid solicitation exemplifies the scope: the institution sought a 110-ton electric injection molding machine with precise technical specifications including a 40mm screw diameter, 171-gram shot size, and maximum barrel temperature of 800 degrees Fahrenheit, sized to fit within a specific laboratory footprint and pass through defined doorway dimensions. Issuing bodies under this code include higher-education institutions operating polymer and materials research facilities, along with state and local manufacturing operations requiring specialized equipment.

The University of Southern Mississippi issued the most recent opportunity under this code, a sealed-bid IFB (BID 26-41, RFx #3160008023) with a response deadline of May 12, 2026, requiring delivery within 16 weeks, one full day of installation and familiarization, three days of onsite or online training, a minimum one-year warranty, and lifetime technical support. The solicitation used F.O.B. Destination Freight Allowed pricing with firm pricing for the contract period and standard 2% discount for payment within ten days or net 45 days. Mississippi shows the primary recent activity under this code, with no evidence of concurrent opportunities in other states. No contract award value or budget ceiling was disclosed in the procurement documentation.