UNSPSC 42152108: Dental impression material syringes

In this classification, this commodity indicates a product that delivers through a syringe the materials used to create dental impressions, castings, models and investments. US FDA regulates Dental impression material syringes under 21 CFR 872.4565 and under FDA product code EID. Most nations, for tariff and trade purposes, schedule these products under HS 901831.

UNSPSC 42152108 Dental impression material syringes is a Commodity code that covers hand-held syringes used to dispense dental impression materials — the pastes, alginates, and silicones that dentists and dental hygienists use to capture tooth and gum contours for crowns, bridges, dentures, and other prosthetic work. State and local procurement under this code is limited to dental clinics, public health departments, corrections facilities, and school-based dental programs that purchase these syringes as consumable supplies alongside other dental materials and equipment. The code sits narrowly within dental-office supplies and does not encompass the impression materials themselves, the syringes' barrels or tips when sold separately, or other dental delivery devices.

Recent state and local solicitation activity under this code is sparse or absent from available records. No posted opportunities in the most-recent-state-local-contract-opportunities block are tagged to this Commodity code, and the abstract code designation does not align with recent contract notices in state, county, municipal, or school-district procurement systems. Buyer organizations that do pursue dental supplies tend to use higher-level Family or Class codes (such as those covering general dental equipment or medical supplies broadly) rather than this granular Commodity specification, or they procure syringes as line items within bundled dental-supply contracts. Any firm considering this code should verify current demand through direct outreach to state health departments, county jails and prison systems, and school district health services rather than relying on posted solicitations under the code itself.