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Atharva Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. (D115A), Noida (8134206)

D-115 A, Hosiery Complex, Phase-II, Noida, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh, 201305

7065088001 alplgreaternoida@gmail.com

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Product

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Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)

Validity Date

Remark

IS 10702 (2023)

Hawai Chappal-Specification

41500 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(Material)	-	180	Ok
4.2(Length)	-	180	Ok
4.3(Thickness)	-	180	Ok
4.4 , Table No. 1 , i)(Density)	-	360	Ok
4.4 , Table No. 1 , ii)(2Compression set at constant stress)	-	360	Ok
4.4 , Table No. 1 , iii)(3Split tear strength)	-	900	Ok
4.4 , Table No. 1 , iv)("Shrinkage at 50 ºC ± 1 ºC for 24 h for polymeric material, Shrinkage at 100 ºC ± 1 ºC for 1 h for rubber")	-	1200	Ok
4.4 , Table No. 1 , v)(5Abrasion resistance at applied force)	-	600	Ok
4.4 , Table No. 1 , vi)(Flexing resistance: Maximum cut growth at 50 000 flexes)	-	600	Ok
4.4 , Table No. 1 , vii)(7 Hydrolysis resistance, Maximum cut growth at 50 000 flexes)	-	600	Ok
4.4 , Table No . 2 , i)(Density , Solid strap, Cellular strap)	-	300	Ok
4.4 , Table No . 2 , ii)("Breaking strength , Strap to strap and Toe portion to strap , Elongation at break")	-	600	Ok
4.4 , Table No . 2 , iii)(Minimum cross section of the stud)	-	180	Ok
4.4 , Table No . 2 , iv)(Stud bolt)	-	200	Ok
4.4 , Table No . 3 , i)(Toe post attachment strength)	-	600	Ok
4.4 , Table No . 3 , ii)(Attachment strength of rear strap)	-	600	Ok
4.4 , Table No . 3 , iii)(Inter layer bond strength)	-	900	Ok
5(CHEMICAL REQUIREMENT FOR HAWAI CHAPPAL)	-	30000	Ok
6(MARKING AND PACKING)	-	500	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(x)(pH)	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	1692	-
Cl. No.5.1,Table no.1 of IS 17011(xii)(Nickel, on skin contact 2-(thiocyanomethylthio) -benzothiazole (TCMTB))	-	2888	-
Cl.No. 5.2(lead content)	-	500	-
Clause 4.1 - 4.1.1(Bottom Material)	-	200	-
Clause 4.1 - 4.1.2(Strap Material)	-	200	-
Clause 4.1 - 4.1.3(Material)	-	200	-
Clause 4.1 - 4.1.4(Material)	-	200	-
Clause 4.2(Material)	-	200	-
Clause 4.3 - 4.3.1(Thickness)	-	100	-
Clause 4.3 - 4.3.2(Thickness)	-	100	-
Clause 4.4 Table 1 -i)(Density, g/cm3, Min)	-	200	-
Clause 4.4 Table 1 -iii)(Split tear strength, kg, Min)	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 1 -iv) - a("Shrinkage at 50 ºC ± 1 ºC for 24 h for polymeric material, percent, Max")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 1 -iv) - b(Shrinkage at 100 ºC ± 1 ºC for 1 h for rubber, percent, Max)	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 1 -v)(Abrasion resistance at applied force 5 N)	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -i) - a("Density, g/cm3 Solid strap ")	-	200	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -i) - b(Density, g/cm3 Cellular strap)	-	200	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -ii) - a - 1("Breaking strength, kgf, Min Strap to strap(Solid Strap)")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -ii) - a - 2("Breaking strength, kgf, Min Strap to strap(Cellular Strap)")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -ii) - a - 3("Breaking strength, kgf, Min Toe portion to strap(Solid Strap)")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -ii) - a - 4("Breaking strength, kgf, Min Toe portion to strap(Cellular Strap)")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -ii) - b - 1("Elongation at break, percent (Applicable to strap to strap (V shape) Solid Strap")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -ii) - b - 2("Elongation at break, percent (Applicable to strap to strap (V shape) Cellular Strap")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -iii) - a("Minimum cross section of the stud, mm, Size 1 to 13 (Adult)")	-	100	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -iii) - b("Minimum cross section of the stud, mm, Size 3 to 13 (Children)")	-	100	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -iv) - a("Stud bolt, mm Diameter/edge to edge length")	-	100	-
Clause 4.4 Table 2 -iv) - b("Stud bolt, mm Thickness")	-	100	-
Clause 4.4 Table 3 -i)("Toe post attachment strength, N, Min")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 3 -ii)("Attachment strength of rear strap, N, Min")	-	600	-
Clause 4.4 Table 3 -iii)("Inter layer bond strength, N/mm, Min")	-	600	-
Cl-4 ((Amendment No-1)(Category And Type)	-	100	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (i) (Amendment No-1)(Compression set at constant stress)	-	1200	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (ii) (Amendment No-1)(Split tear strength)	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (iii) (a)(Amendment No-1)("Shrinkage at Shrinkage at 50 °C ± 1 °C for 2 h for polymeric material, percent, Max ")	-	1000	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (iii)(b) (Amendment No-1)(Shrinkage at 100 °C ± 1 °C for 1 h for rubber, percent, Max)	-	1000	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (iv) (Amendment No-1)(Abrasion resistance at applied force)	-	1200	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (v) (Amendment No-1)(Flexing resistance: Maximum cut growth,)	-	1500	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (vi) (Amendment No-1)(Hydrolysis resistance:Maximum cut growth)	-	2500	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (vii) (Amendment No-1)(Chemical requirements)	-	30000	-
Cl-4.4, Table -1 S. No-1 (viii) (Amendment No-1)("Lead content (as Pb), ppm, Max")	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -2 S. No-1 (i), a (Amendment No-1)("Breaking strength for Strap to strap 1-Solid strap 2-Cellular strap")	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -2 S. No-1 (i), b (Amendment No-1)("Breaking strength for Toe portion to strap 1-Solid strap 2-Cellular strap")	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -2 S. No-1 (i), c (Amendment No-1)("Elongation at break , percent, Min 1-Solid strap 2-Cellular strap")	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -2 S. No-1 (ii), (Amendment No-1)(Chemical requirements)	-	30000	All chemical testing as per standard
Cl-4.4, Table -2 S. No-1 (iii), (Amendment No-1)(Lead content (as Pb), in ppm, Max)	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -3 S. No-1 (i), (Amendment No-1)(Toe post attachment strength)	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -3 S. No-1 (ii), (Amendment No-1)(Attachment strength of rear strap)	-	800	-
Cl-4.4, Table -3 S. No-1 (iii), (Amendment No-1)(Inter layer bond strength)	-	800	-
Cl.4.4 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-vii(pH- IS 1390:2022)	-	600	-
Cl.4.4 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-viii("Lead Content (as Pb) (applicable for PVC only) - IS 12240 (Part 5) : 1988")	-	800	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl I )(Phthalate: DINP)	-	4500	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 15844 : Part 2 (2023)

SPORTS FOOTWEAR PART -2 PERFORMANCE SPORTS FOOTWEAR

71000 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
6(SIZE AND FITTINGS)	-	200	Ok
7.1.1(Whole Footwear)	-	200	Ok
7.1.2(Upper to Mid Sole/Out Sole Bond Performance)	-	600	Ok
7.1.3("Upper to Composite Sole Bond Performance (Applicable Only When the Sole is Composite)")	-	600	Ok
7.1.4(Out Sole to Mid Sole (Multilayer) Bond Performance)	-	600	Ok
7.1.5(Energy Absorption at Seat Region)	-	600	Ok
7.1.6(Complete Shoe Flexing)	-	1000	Ok
7.1.7(Washability)	-	600	Ok
7.1.8(Slip Resistance)	-	800	Ok
7.1.9(Heel Drop)	-	300	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , i)(Flexing resistance)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , ii)(Tear strength (average force))	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , iii)("Colour fastness rubbing (To and fro) Grey scale rate Dry: (rubbing) Rating: (Marring and staining) ")	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , iv) ,a)(Water vapour permeability)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , iv) ,b)(Water vapour coefficient)	-	300	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , v)(Stitch tear strength (double hole))	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , vi)("Colour fastness to light (Optional) Grey scale rate, Rating: (Marring)")	-	800	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , vii)(Tensile strength)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , viii)(Elongation at break,)	-	800	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , ix)("Water penetration and water absorption after 60 Minutes Water absorption %, Max Water penetration Gms, Max")	-	800	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , i)(Breaking strength "As per Method 1 of IS 7016 (Part 2)/ ISO 1421 : 2016 or ISO 17706")	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , ii)(Elongation at break)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , iii)(Tear strength, N, Min For Fabric: For all other materials)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , iv)(Strength at needle perforation)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , v)("Flexing resistance, no crack/damage to coating/ lamination / upper material till prescribed cycles")	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , vi) , a)(Water vapour permeability,)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , vi) , b)("Water vapour coefficient, ")	-	300	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , vii)(Hydrolysis resistance)	-	1200	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , viii)(Colour fastness to light grey scale rate)	-	600	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 3 , ix)(Bursting Strength,)	-	600	Ok
7.3 , Table No. 4 , i)(Tear strength,)	-	600	Ok
7.3 , Table No. 4 , ii)(Abrasion resistance, cycles)	-	600	Ok
7.3 , Table No. 4 , iii)("Colour fastness to rubbing (crocking), Grey scale rate with 10 rubs on dry or wet, ")	-	600	Ok
7.3 , Table No. 4 , iv)("Colour fastness to perspiration (contact method) Grey scale rate, ")	-	600	Ok
7.3 , Table No. 4 , v) , a)(Water vapour permeability,)	-	600	Ok
7.3 , Table No. 4 , v) , b)("Water vapour coefficient, " As per IS 15298 (Part 1))	-	300	Ok
7.4 , Table No. 5 , i)(Thickness)	-	100	Ok
7.4 , Table No. 5 , ii)(Flexing index)	-	800	Ok
7.4 , Table No. 5 , iii)(Abrasion resistance, at 400 cycles)	-	600	Ok
7.4 , Table No. 5 , iv) , a)(Water Absorption,)	-	600	Ok
7.5 , Table No. 6 , i)(Thickness)	-	100	Ok
7.5 , Table No. 6 , ii)(Abrasion resistance, cycles As per IS 15298 (Part 1))	-	600	Ok
7.5 , Table No. 6 , iii) , a)(Water Absorption)	-	400	Ok
7.5 , Table No. 6 , iii) , b)(Water Desorption)	-	200	Ok
7.5 , Table No. 6 , iv)(Heat resistance shrinkage linear)	-	600	Ok
7.6 , Table No. 7 , i)(Abrasion resistance (volume loss))	-	600	Ok
7.6 , Table No. 7 , ii)(Flexing resistance)	-	600	Ok
7.6 , Table No. 7 , iii)(Hydrolysis resistance, cut growth after 1 50 000 flexes)	-	1200	Ok
7.6 , Table No. 7 , iv)(Tear strength)	-	600	Ok
7.6 , Table No. 7 , v)(Tensile strength)	-	600	Ok
7.6 , Table No. 7 , vi)(Elongation at break)	-	0	Ok
7.6 , Table No. 7 , vii)(Compression set)	-	600	Ok
7.7 , Table No. 8 , i)(Compression set)	-	600	Ok
7.7 , Table No. 8 , ii)(Split tear strength,)	-	1200	Ok
7.7 , Table No. 8 , iii)(Heat shrinkage,)	-	600	Ok
7.8 , Table No. 9 , i)(First dry collapsing load, hardness)	-	800	Ok
7.8 , Table No. 9 , ii)(Resilience)	-	600	Ok
7.8 , Table No. 9 , iii)(Moisture resistance)	-	600	Ok
7.8 , Table No. 9 , iv) , a)(Initial dry area shape retention)	-	600	Ok
7.8 , Table No. 9 , iv) , b)(Area shape retention after 10th collapse, dry)	-	600	Ok
7.9 , Table No. 10 , i)(Peel strength)	-	600	Ok
7.9 , Table No. 10 , ii)(Shear strength)	-	800	Ok
7.10 , Table No. 11 , i)(Limit of useful extension,)	-	600	Ok
7.10 , Table No. 11 , ii)(Needle strength,)	-	600	Ok
7.11 , Table No. 12 , i)(Breaking strength of lace,)	-	600	Ok
7.11 , Table No. 12 , ii)(Lace tag strength,)	-	600	Ok
7.11 , Table No. 12 , iii)(Lace to lace abrasion,)	-	800	Ok
7.11 , Table No. 12 , iv)("Colour fastness to water Gray Scale Rate")	-	600	Ok
7.11 , Table No. 12 , v)(Strength of Buckle/Ski hook)	-	600	Ok
7.11 , Table No. 12 , vi)(Corrosion resistance)	-	600	Ok
7.12("Chemical Requirement on Complete Product for All Types of Sports Shoe")	-	30000	Ok
7.1.7(Washability)	-	800	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , viii)(Elongation at break,)	-	0	Ok
7.2 , Table No. 2 , x)(Abrasion test (for unlined upper))	-	1200	-
7.7 , Table No. 8 , iv)(Elongation at break,)	-	800	-
7.8 , Table No. 9 , v)(Peel strength)	-	800	-
4(SAMPLING AND CONDITIONING)	-	900	-
5(DESIGN)	-	100	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	3000	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	2500	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	2500	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	3000	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	3000	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	3000	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3500	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(x)(pH)	-	600	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	3500	-
7.12, Table no. 1 of IS 17011,(xii)(Nickel, on skin contact 2-(thiocyanomethylthio) -benzothiazole (TCMTB))	-	3500	-
7.12.2 (Amendment 1)(Lead content)	-	600	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 5676 (1995)

Moulded solid rubber soles and heels - SpecificatlOn (Second Revision)

9000 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5/5.3/5.3.1(REQUIREMENTS- Construction)	-	250	-
5/5.1(REQUIREMENTS-General)	-	250	Ok
5/5.2- Fig. 1 to 5(REQUIREMENTS-Design)	-	250	Ok
5/5.5- Table1(REQUIREMENTS-Thickness)	-	400	-
5/5.6/5.6.1(REQUIREMENTS-Channel)	-	200	-
5/5.7- Table2(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements- as per IS 3400 (Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, Part 9, Part 10, Part 16))	-	7500	-
5/5.3/5.3.1(REQUIREMENTS- Construction)	-	250	-
5/5.1(REQUIREMENTS-General)	-	500	-
5/5.2- Fig. 1 to 5(REQUIREMENTS-Design)	-	500	-
5/5.5- Table1(REQUIREMENTS-Thickness)	-	250	-
5/5.6/5.6.1(REQUIREMENTS-Channel)	-	250	-
5/5.7- Table2(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements- as per IS 3400 (Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, Part 9, Part 10, Part 16))	-	7500	-
5/5.3/5.3.1(REQUIREMENTS- Construction)	-	250	Ok
5/5.1(REQUIREMENTS-General)	-	250	-
5/5.2- Fig. 1 to 5(REQUIREMENTS-Design)	-	250	-
5/5.5- Table1(REQUIREMENTS-Thickness)	-	250	Ok
5/5.6/5.6.1(REQUIREMENTS-Channel)	-	500	Ok
5/5.7- Table2(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements- as per IS 3400 (Part 1, Part 2, Part 4, Part 9, Part 10, Part 16))	-	7500	Ok
6(Marking and packing)	-	250	-
8.1(Test methods)	-	500	-
8.3(Measurement of thickness)	-	250	-
Cl.6.1,6.2,6.3(Marking and packing)	-	200	-
8.1(Test Methods)	-	250	-
Cl.8.3(Measurement of thickness ")	-	250	-
5.5 (Amendment 1)(Thickness)	-	250	-
5.7 Table 2 i) (Amendment 1)(Relative Density)	-	600	-
5.7, Table 2 ii) (Amendment 1)(Hardness, degree, Shore A)	-	600	-
5.7, Table 2 iv) (Amendment 1)(Abrasion Resistance at applied force of 10 N)	-	1500	-
5.7, Table 2 v) (Amendment 1)(Tensile strength)	-	800	-
5.7, Table 2 vi) (Amendment 1)(Elongation at break)	-	800	-
5.7, Table 2 vii) (Amendment 1)(Tear strength (average force))	-	800	-
5.7, Table 2 iii) (Amendment 1)(Flexing resistance)	-	1200	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 6721 (2023)

SANDAL AND SLIPPERS SPECIFICATION First revision

44100 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl. No.4(SHAPE AND DESIGN)	-	100	Ok
Cl. No.5("SIZE AND FITTINGS ")	-	150	Ok
Cl. No.6("CONSTRUCTION ")	-	100	Ok
Cl. No.7(MATERIAL)	-	375	Ok
Cl. No.7(MATERIAL)	-	375	Ok
Cl. No.8.1, Table no. 1(i),a("Tear strength, (other than moulded upper material) ")	-	225	Ok
Cl. No.8.1, Table no. 1(i),b("For all moulded upper material ")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.1, Table no. 1(ii)(Flexing endurance)	-	750	Ok
Cl. No.8.2,Table no. 2(i)(Tear strength)	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.2,Table no. 2(ii),a("Abrasion resistance- At dry condition")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.2,Table no. 2(ii),b("Abrasion resistance- At wet condition")	-	225	Ok
Cl. No.8.3,Table no. 3(i)(Tear strength)	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.3,Table no. 3(ii),a("Abrasion resistance- At dry condition")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.3,Table no. 3(ii),b("Abrasion resistance- At wet condition")	-	225	Ok
Cl. No.8.3,Table no. 3(ii),b("Abrasion resistance- At wet condition")	-	225	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 4(i)(Grain crack index)	-	300	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 4(i)(Grain crack index)	-	300	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 4(ii)(Density)	-	100	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 4(ii)(Density)	-	100	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 4(iii)(Abrasion resistance)	-	600	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 4(iii)(Abrasion resistance)	-	600	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 5(i)(Density)	-	100	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 5(i)(Density)	-	100	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 5(ii)("Abrasion resistance, Volume loss ")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.4,Table no. 5(ii)("Abrasion resistance, Volume loss ")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.4, Table no. 5(iii)("Flexing resistance, At 30 000 flexes")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.4, Table no. 5(iii)("Flexing resistance, At 30 000 flexes")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(i)("Bond strength, N/mm, Min (Applicable when fore part is fully covered or strap width is more than 25 mm)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(i)("Bond strength, N/mm, Min (Applicable when fore part is fully covered or strap width is more than 25 mm)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(ii)("Toe post attachment strength, N, Min (Applicable if toe post is present)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(ii)("Toe post attachment strength, N, Min (Applicable if toe post is present)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(iii)("Toe ring attachment strength, Min (Applicable if toe ring is not integral part of upper")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(iii)("Toe ring attachment strength, Min (Applicable if toe ring is not integral part of upper")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(iv)(Strap to outsole strength)	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(iv)(Strap to outsole strength)	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(v)("Attachment strength of back strap and Buckle/D-ring ")	-	450	-
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(vi)("Attachment strength of elastic, limit of useful extension, percent")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(vi)("Attachment strength of elastic, limit of useful extension, percent")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(vii)("Attachment strength of back strap and velcro, N, Min (If, present)")	-	600	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(viii)("Hydrolysis resistance, Cut growth after 150 000 flexes, mm, Max (Applicable for PU sole only)")	-	900	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(viii)("Hydrolysis resistance, Cut growth after 150 000 flexes, mm, Max (Applicable for PU sole only)")	-	900	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(ix)("Heel pull off strength, N, Min (Applicable for heel height 40 mm and above attached separately to the sandal/slipper)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(ix)("Heel pull off strength, N, Min (Applicable for heel height 40 mm and above attached separately to the sandal/slipper)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(x)("Inter layer bond strength, N/mm, (Applicable for multi-layer sole)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(x)("Inter layer bond strength, N/mm, (Applicable for multi-layer sole)")	-	450	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(xi)("Slip Resistance, Coefficient of Friction (COF) (Not applicable for leather sole) (To be carried out on quarry tiles)")	-	600	Ok
Cl. No.8.5, Table no. 6(xi)("Slip Resistance, Coefficient of Friction (COF) (Not applicable for leather sole) (To be carried out on quarry tiles)")	-	600	Ok
Cl. No.8.("Requirement of Complete Sandal and Slipper (Chemical Requirements) ")	-	30000	For complete Chemical testing
Cl. No.9.(MARKING AND PACKING)	-	500	Ok
Cl. No.9.(MARKING AND PACKING)	-	500	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	1791	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	1791	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	1791	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	1791	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	1791	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	1791	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	1791	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(x)(pH)	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(xii)(Nickel, on skin contact 2-(thiocyanomethylthio) -benzothiazole (TCMTB))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.1,Table 1 of IS 17011(xii)(Nickel, on skin contact 2-(thiocyanomethylthio) -benzothiazole (TCMTB))	-	1792	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.2(Lead content)	-	500	Ok
Cl. No.8.6.2(Lead content)	-	500	Ok
Cl-5 ((Amendment No-1)(Category And Type)	-	100	-
Cl-5 ((Amendment No-1)(Category And Type)	-	100	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (i) (Amendment No-1)(Bond strength , N/mm, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)(Toe post attachment strength)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)(Toe post attachment strength)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (iii) (Amendment No-1)(Toe ring attachment strength)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (iii) (Amendment No-1)(Toe ring attachment strength)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (iv) (Amendment No-1)(Strap to outsole strength N, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (iv) (Amendment No-1)(Strap to outsole strength N, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (v) (Amendment No-1)(Attachment strength of back strap and buckle/D-ring N, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (vi) (Amendment No-1)(Limit of useful extension, percent, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (vi) (Amendment No-1)(Limit of useful extension, percent, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (vii) (Amendment No-1)(Attachment strength of back strap and velcro, N, Mi)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (viii) (Amendment No-1)(Hydrolysis resistance)	-	2000	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (viii) (Amendment No-1)(Hydrolysis resistance)	-	2000	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (ix) (Amendment No-1)(Heel pull off strength)	-	850	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (ix) (Amendment No-1)(Heel pull off strength)	-	850	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (x) (Amendment No-1)(Inter layer bond strength)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xi) (Amendment No-1)(Slip resistance, coefficient of friction (COF)3)	-	1500	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xi) (Amendment No-1)(Slip resistance, coefficient of friction (COF)3)	-	1500	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xii) (Amendment No-1)(Abrasion resistance, (volume loss) mm3 , Max)	-	1200	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xii) (Amendment No-1)(Abrasion resistance, (volume loss) mm3 , Max)	-	1200	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xiii) (Amendment No-1)("Flexing resistance (Belt method or Bennewart flex method)")	-	1000	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xiii) (Amendment No-1)("Flexing resistance (Belt method or Bennewart flex method)")	-	1000	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xiv) (Amendment No-1)(Chemical Requirements)	-	30000	For complete chemical testing
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xv) (Amendment No-1)(Lead content (as Pb)7 ppm)	-	800	-
Cl.8 Table-1 S.No 1, (xv) (Amendment No-1)(Lead content (as Pb)7 ppm)	-	800	-
Cl.9 Table-2 S.No 1, (i) a (Amendment No-1)(Tear strength for other than moulded upper material)	-	800	-
Cl.9 Table-2 S.No 1, (i) b (Amendment No-1)(Tear strength For all moulded upper material)	-	800	-
Cl.9 Table-2 S.No 1, (i) b (Amendment No-1)(Tear strength For all moulded upper material)	-	800	-
Cl.9 Table-2 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)(Flexing endurance)	-	1200	-
Cl.9 Table-2 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)(Flexing endurance)	-	1200	-
Cl.9 Table-3 S.No 1, (i) (Amendment No-1)(Tear strength, N, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.9 Table-3 S.No 1, (i) (Amendment No-1)(Tear strength, N, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.9 Table-3 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)("Abrasion resistance (a) dry condition (b) wet condition")	-	1500	-
Cl.9 Table-3 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)("Abrasion resistance (a) dry condition (b) wet condition")	-	1500	-
Cl.9 Table-4 S.No 1, (i) (Amendment No-1)(Tear strength, N, Min)	-	800	-
Cl.9 Table-4 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)("Abrasion resistance (a) dry condition (b) wet condition")	-	1500	-
Cl.9 Table-5 S.No 1, (i) (Amendment No-1)(Grain crack index)	-	1000	-
Cl.9 Table-5 S.No 1, (i) (Amendment No-1)(Grain crack index)	-	1000	-
Cl.9 Table-5 S.No 1, (ii) (Amendment No-1)(Density, g/cm3 , Min)	-	600	-
Cl.9 Table-5 S.No 1, (iii) (Amendment No-1)(Abrasion resistance, mm/kcs)	-	1000	-
Cl.9 Table-5 S.No 1, (iii) (Amendment No-1)(Abrasion resistance, mm/kcs)	-	1000	-
Cl.9 Table-6 S.No 1, (i) (Amendment No-1)("Density, g/cm3 , Min (a)-Cellular, (b) Solid ")	-	600	-
Cl-10 (Amendment No-1)(Marking)	-	200	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xiv(pH- IS 1390:2022)	-	600	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xiv(pH- IS 1390:2022)	-	600	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xv("Lead Content (as Pb) (applicable for PVC only) - IS 12240 (Part 5) : 1988")	-	800	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xv("Lead Content (as Pb) (applicable for PVC only) - IS 12240 (Part 5) : 1988")	-	800	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xiv(pH- IS 1390:2022)	-	600	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xiv(pH- IS 1390:2022)	-	600	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xv("Lead Content (as Pb) (applicable for PVC only) - IS 12240 (Part 5) : 1988")	-	600	-
Cl.8 - Table No 1 - Sl. No.-xv("Lead Content (as Pb) (applicable for PVC only) - IS 12240 (Part 5) : 1988")	-	600	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl I )(Phthalate: DINP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl I )(Phthalate: DINP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl II )(Phthalate:: DNOP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl II )(Phthalate:: DNOP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl III )(Phthalate: DEHP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl III )(Phthalate: DEHP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl IV )(Phthalate: DIDP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl IV )(Phthalate: DIDP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl V)(Phthalate: BBP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl VI )(Phthalate:DBP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl VI )(Phthalate:DBP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl VII )(Phthalate: DIBP)	-	3500	-
Cl.1.4.1 of IS 17011 (Table B Sl VII )(Phthalate: DIBP)	-	3500	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl I )(Organotin: Dibutyltin)	-	3500	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl II )(Organotin: Dibutyltin Dichloride)	-	3500	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl II )(Organotin: Dibutyltin Dichloride)	-	3500	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl III )(Organotin: Dioctyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl IV)(Organotin: Monobutyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl V )(Organotin: Tributyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl V )(Organotin: Tributyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl VI)(Organotin: Triphenyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl VI)(Organotin: Triphenyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl VII )(Organotin: Monoctyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl VII )(Organotin: Monoctyltin)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl VIII)(Organotin: Bis (tributyltin) oxide)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Annex-A Sl VIII)(Organotin: Bis (tributyltin) oxide)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl I)(Aromatic Amines: 4-aminobiphenyl)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl II)(Aromatic Amines: Benzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl II)(Aromatic Amines: Benzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl III)(Aromatic Amines: 4-chloro-o-toluidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl IV)(Aromatic Amines: 2-naphthylamine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl IV)(Aromatic Amines: 2-naphthylamine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl V)(Aromatic Amines :o-aminoazotoluene)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl VI)(Aromatic Amines: 2-amino-4-nitrotoluenem)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl VI)(Aromatic Amines: 2-amino-4-nitrotoluenem)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl VII)(Aromatic Amines: p-chloroaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl VII)(Aromatic Amines: p-chloroaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl VIII)(Aromatic Amines: 2,4-diaminoanisole)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl VIII)(Aromatic Amines: 2,4-diaminoanisole)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl IX)(Aromatic Amines : 4,4’- diaminodiphenylmethane:)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl IX)(Aromatic Amines : 4,4’- diaminodiphenylmethane:)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl X)(Aromatic Amines : 3,3’-dichlorobenzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl X)(Aromatic Amines : 3,3’-dichlorobenzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XI)(Aromatic Amines : 3,3’-dimethoxybenzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XI)(Aromatic Amines : 3,3’-dimethoxybenzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XII)(Aromatic Amines : 3,3’-dimethylbenzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XII)(Aromatic Amines : 3,3’-dimethylbenzidine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XIII)(Aromatic Amines: 3,3’-dimethyl-4,4’-diaminodiphenylmethane)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XIII)(Aromatic Amines: 3,3’-dimethyl-4,4’-diaminodiphenylmethane)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XIV)(Aromatic Amines : p-cresi)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XIV)(Aromatic Amines : p-cresi)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XV)(Aromatic Amines : 4,4’-methylene-bis(2-chloroaniline):)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XV)(Aromatic Amines : 4,4’-methylene-bis(2-chloroaniline):)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XVI)(Aromatic Amines :4,4’-oxydianiline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XVI)(Aromatic Amines :4,4’-oxydianiline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XVII)(Aromatic Amines:4,4’-thiodianiline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XVIII)(Aromatic Amines :o-toluidine:)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XIX)(Aromatic Amines: 2,4-toluylendiamine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XIX)(Aromatic Amines: 2,4-toluylendiamine)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XX)(Aromatic Amines: 2,4,5-trimethylaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XX)(Aromatic Amines: 2,4,5-trimethylaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XXI)(Aromatic Amines :2,4-dimethylaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XXI)(Aromatic Amines :2,4-dimethylaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XXIII)(Aromatic Amines :2-methoxyaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XXIII)(Aromatic Amines :2-methoxyaniline)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XXIV)(Aromatic Amines :4-aminoazobenzene)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl I)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 3)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl I)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 3)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl II)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 7)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl II)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 7)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl III)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 26)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl IV)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 102)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl IV)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 102)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl V)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse brown 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl VI)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl VI)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl VII)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 9)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl VII)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 9)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl VIII)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 39)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl IX)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 49)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl IX)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 49)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl X)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse orange 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XI)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse red 11)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XI)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse red 11)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XII)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse red 17)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XII)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse red 17)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XIII)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 7)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XIV)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 56)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XIV)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 56)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XV)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse red 151)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XVI)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Solvent red 23)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl XVI)(Allergenic Disperse Dyes :Solvent red 23)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl I)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Navy blue)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl I)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Navy blue)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl II)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse blue 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl II)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse blue 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl III)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse blue 35)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl IV)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse blue 106)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl V)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse blue 124)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl V)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse blue 124)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl VI)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse yellow 3)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl VII)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse orange 3)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl VII)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes: Disperse orange 3)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl VIII)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse orange 37/59/76a))	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl VIII)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse orange 37/59/76a))	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl IX)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse red 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl IX)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Disperse red 1)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl X)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Basic red 9)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl X)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Basic red 9)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl XI)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes :Violet 3)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl XII)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes Disperse yellow 23)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-4 Sl XII)(Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes Disperse yellow 23)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XXII)(Aromatic Amines: 2,6-dimethylaniline:)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-1 Sl XXII)(Aromatic Amines: 2,6-dimethylaniline:)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3)(Allergenic and Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3)(Allergenic and Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-11)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-11)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3000	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 5557 : Part 2 (2018)

All rubber gum boots and ankle boots: Part 2 occupational purposes

49500 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
7.1(visual)	-	5000	-
7.1.1(Tear strength)	-	500	-
7.1.2(Abrasion resistance)	-	500	-
7.2(all test of table 1)	-	500	-
7.3(all test of table 2)	-	1000	-
7.4(Visual)	-	500	-
7.4.1(all test of table 3)	-	500	-
7.5(Visual)	-	700	-
7.5.1(Tensile)	-	1000	-
7.5.2(Thickness)	-	400	-
7.5.3(Upper flexing)	-	500	-
7.6(VISUAL)	-	500	-
7.6.1(Out sole thickness)	-	1000	-
7.6.2(out sole tear strength)	-	500	-
7.6.3(out sole abrasion)	-	500	-
7.6.4(out sole flexing)	-	1000	-
7.6.5(Interlayer bond strength)	-	500	-
7.7(INSOCK Visual)	-	500	-
7.7.1(Insock thickness)	-	500	-
7.7.2(Insock abrasion)	-	700	-
8(CONSTRUCTION)	-	500	-
8.1(Hot contact)	-	500	-
8.2(Leak proofness)	-	500	-
8.3(Height of upper)	-	500	-
8.4(Adhesion test)	-	1000	-
8.5(Resistance to acid & alkaline)	-	500	-
8.6(Resistance to fule oil)	-	500	-
8.7.1(Antistatic)	-	400	-
8.7.2(CONDUCTIVE FOOTWEAR)	-	500	-
8.7.3(Elecrically nsulating footwear)	-	300	-
8.7.4(Resistance to cold)	-	400	-
3.1(VISUAL)	-	100	-
3.2(specificgravity)	-	100	-
3.3(specificgravity)	-	100	-
3.4(specificgravity)	-	100	-
3.5(visual)	-	100	-
3.6(VISUAL)	-	100	-
3.7(VISUAL)	-	100	-
4(visual)	-	100	-
5(Design)	-	200	-
6(size & fitting)	-	200	-
10(Visual OBSERVATION)	-	200	-
11.1(Visual OBSERVATION)	-	100	-
11.2(Visual OBSERVATION)	-	100	-
11.3(Visual OBSERVATION)	-	100	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	3000	-
cl 9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	2000	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	3500	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	3500	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	3500	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	3000	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	4000	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(x)(pH)	-	600	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	4000	-
9(IS - 17011,Table - 1(xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	3500	-

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IS 3735 (1996)

Canvas Shoes, Rubber Sole

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl.4.5 Consolidation Test IS 3400 (Part 5) : 1986 (From the quarter, cut a strip of 25.0 ± 0.5 mm width along the leagth of the boot and of sufficient length to permit separation over a length of 75 mm. Carry out the test on two test pieces (one from each odd) at the rate of traverse of 100± 10mm per minute in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5): 1986 or Static Dead Load Method as given in Annex C. The individual adhesion value for consolidation test shall not be less than 30N (3.0 kgf) for each of the teat piecea (see Note under 4.4).')	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.1.1 Colour fastness(The dyed fabrics prescribed in 4.1.1 shall be fast todaylight and mechanical washing. Fastness to daylight shall be of rating 4 or better, when tested in accordance with IS 686 : 1985 or IS 2454: 1985. However in case of dispute the method prescribed in IS 686 : 1985 shall be considered as referee method.)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.1.1.2(Colorfastness to washing)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.2 Binding Material(IS 1954 : 1990) (IS1969 : 1985)(Cotton tape NEWAR used as binding material shall conform to the requirements prescribed in col 3 of Table 2, when tested in accordance with the methods referred to in col 4 of the table.)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.2.1 Anmex B.(Cotton, manmade or blended shall be used as binding material.' 'Coloured cotton tapes shall have fastness to day light of rating as and if agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier when tested in accordance with IS 686 : 1985. The black tapes shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.')	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.1.3(Single thread breaking load)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.3.1( Sewing thread cotton, manmade or blended shall be used for stitching of upper. For cotton variety thread shall conform to variety No. 28 of IS 1720. Polyester variety thread shall conform to variety No. 9 of IS 9543. Any other suitable thread shall have breaking load not less than above referred requirement of specification. Sewing thread cotton, manmade or blended shall be used for binding of upper. For cotton variety thread shall conform to variety No. 32 of IS 1720. Polyester variety thread shall conform to variety No. 5 of IS 9543. Any other suitable thread shall have breaking load not less than above referred requirement of specification.')	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.3.2 (IS 2454 : 1985) IS 765 : 1979 IS 971 : 1966( The colour of the threads shall be as agreedto between the purchaser and the supplier. The dyed threads shall conform to the following requirements or IS 686 : 1985'.)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.4(.Brass, steel or aluminium eyelets of 7.5 mm diameter and wall thickness 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be used.')	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.5 Laces( The shoes shall be provided with fabric braided laces either matching the shade of the upper or black or The length of the lace shall be 60 ± 3 cm )	-	1500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.6 Rubber Components(The rubber components shall conform to the requirements given in Table 4, when tested from finished boots.However in case it is not possible to cut the test pieces from the made up boots then 4.1.5.3 of IS 13695 : 1993 shall be followed.')	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing col 4 of Table 5.(The shoes shall be also aged at 70 ± 1°C for 168 h, on completion of which the test pieces taken from the shoes shall conform to the physical requirements prescribed in col 4 of Table 5. )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.6.3 Thickness of components in Table 6.(Individual components of the shoes shall comply with the thickness and material requirements prescribed in Table 6.)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.3 Construction Cl 4.3.1( The upper shall be stitched on a lock stitch machine and the number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per dm.)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.3.8( A rubber foxing shall be fixed all round the sole and heel. The colour shall be as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. )	-	186	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.4 Adhesion Test(From the upper-foxing portion where it is adhered to the canvas, parallel to the waist of sole, cut a strip of length 100 mm and width 8 mm. Separate out the plies initially by breaking the bond to a length of about 75 mm. Carry out the test on two specimens in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5) : 1986. There shall be no further separation within 1 minute at a load of 1 kg for each of the two specimens.)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
CL.4.6 Mass(The mass of one pair of finished shoes of size 8 shall not exceed 750 g with an increase or decrease of 25 g for each bigger or smaller size respectively)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1 (Table B-3 Sl I)(Allergenic and Carcinogenic Disperse Dyes)	-	3000	-
Cl.4.1 (Table B-11)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3000	-
4.1.1 Upper, Sl No. (i) of Table 1(The upper shall consist of over layer of cotton, manmade or blended conforming' to the requirements given in Sl No. (i) of Table 1 as an overlayer and cotton drill conforming to the requirements given in Sl No. (ii) of Table 1, as an inner layer or lining. The two fabrics shall be firmly adhered together with rubber compound. )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
Cl.4.1.2.1 Anmex B.(Cotton, manmade or blended shall be used as binding material.' 'Coloured cotton tapes shall have fastness to day light of rating as and if agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier when tested in accordance with IS 686 : 1985. The black tapes shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.')	-	500	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces(and shallhave the breaking strength of not less than 250 N when tested between 18 cm grips in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 300 mm/min.)	-	800	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces Annex B(In case the laces are black, the same shall pass the test for freedom from sulpher dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. The two ends of the lace shall be provided with suitable metal or plastic tips.)	-	1000	-
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing (None of the rubber components of the shoes shall show any sign of tackiness or crack developed after ageing, when examined visually)	-	1000	-
CL.4.2 Shape and Design IS 1638 : 1969(Cl 4.2.1 The shoes shall be made according to design and pattern as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. Size and fittings of the shoes shall be in accordance with IS 1638 : 1969 unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.2.2( The recommended design of canvas shoes is shown in Fig. 1.)	-	200	-
Cl.'4.3.2( Back of the upper shall be reinforced with a strip of upper material when there is a seam.')	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.3( The counter shall be stitched at the back, set from bottom of lining and bound flat on top edge with white/scoured binding material cut in bias and formed as a tape. T )	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.3(he number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per decimetre. The counter binding shall meet the binding of the upper at the centre top edge of the heel.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.3(The edges of quarter shall be bound with dyed cotton binding material or matching to the colour of the upper, cut in bias and formed as a tape.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.4 (The vantp shall be strengthened with a rubber toe-cap (see Fig. 1).)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.5( Five pairs of eyelets shall be fitted in each shoe. The eyelets shall be properly clenched without any distortion. It shall properly match the colour of the upper canvas, or as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.6( The shoes shall be free from folds, wrinkles in the upper, blisters, embedded foreign matters and excessive surface markings. In appearance, general workmanship, finish and all other respects, not defined in the standard, the shoes shall be similar to the sample approved by the purchaser, if any)	-	200	-
CL.4.3.7( The soles shall be of even substance and ofone layer only.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.8( A rubber foxing shall be fixed all round the sole and heel. The colour shall be as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. )	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.8(The foxing, not less than 18 mm wide, shall not extend beyond the edges of the sole at the bottom)	-	200	-
Cl.4.4 Adhesion Test(From the upper-foxing portion where it is adhered to the canvas, parallel to the waist of sole, cut a strip of length 100 mm and width 8 mm. Separate out the plies initially by breaking the bond to a length of about 75 mm. Carry out the test on two specimens in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5) : 1986. There shall be no further separation within 1 minute at a load of 1 kg for each of the two specimens.)	-	800	-
CL.4.6 Mass(The mass of one pair of finished shoes of size 8 shall not exceed 750 g with an increase or decrease of 25 g for each bigger or smaller size respectively)	-	400	-
Cl.4.5 Consolidation Test IS 3400 (Part 5) : 1986 (From the quarter, cut a strip of 25.0 ± 0.5 mm width along the leagth of the boot and of sufficient length to permit separation over a length of 75 mm. Carry out the test on two test pieces (one from each odd) at the rate of traverse of 100± 10mm per minute in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5): 1986 or Static Dead Load Method as given in Annex C. The individual adhesion value for consolidation test shall not be less than 30N (3.0 kgf) for each of the teat piecea (see Note under 4.4).')	-	800	-
4.1.1 Upper, Sl No. (i) of Table 1(The upper shall consist of over layer of cotton, manmade or blended conforming' to the requirements given in Sl No. (i) of Table 1 as an overlayer and cotton drill conforming to the requirements given in Sl No. (ii) of Table 1, as an inner layer or lining. The two fabrics shall be firmly adhered together with rubber compound. )	-	1500	-
Cl.4.1.1.1 Colour fastness(The dyed fabrics prescribed in 4.1.1 shall be fast todaylight and mechanical washing. Fastness to daylight shall be of rating 4 or better, when tested in accordance with IS 686 : 1985 or IS 2454: 1985. However in case of dispute the method prescribed in IS 686 : 1985 shall be considered as referee method.)	-	1500	-
Cl.4.1.2 Binding Material(IS 1954 : 1990) (IS1969 : 1985)(Cotton tape NEWAR used as binding material shall conform to the requirements prescribed in col 3 of Table 2, when tested in accordance with the methods referred to in col 4 of the table.)	-	1000	-
Cl.4.1.2.1 Anmex B.(Cotton, manmade or blended shall be used as binding material.' 'Coloured cotton tapes shall have fastness to day light of rating as and if agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier when tested in accordance with IS 686 : 1985. The black tapes shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.')	-	100	-
Cl.4.1.3.1( Sewing thread cotton, manmade or blended shall be used for stitching of upper. For cotton variety thread shall conform to variety No. 28 of IS 1720. Polyester variety thread shall conform to variety No. 9 of IS 9543. Any other suitable thread shall have breaking load not less than above referred requirement of specification. Sewing thread cotton, manmade or blended shall be used for binding of upper. For cotton variety thread shall conform to variety No. 32 of IS 1720. Polyester variety thread shall conform to variety No. 5 of IS 9543. Any other suitable thread shall have breaking load not less than above referred requirement of specification.')	-	1000	-
Cl.4.1.3.2 (IS 2454 : 1985) IS 765 : 1979 IS 971 : 1966( The colour of the threads shall be as agreedto between the purchaser and the supplier. The dyed threads shall conform to the following requirements or IS 686 : 1985'.)	-	1500	-
Cl.4.1.4(.Brass, steel or aluminium eyelets of 7.5 mm diameter and wall thickness 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be used.')	-	400	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces( The shoes shall be provided with fabric braided laces either matching the shade of the upper or black or The length of the lace shall be 60 ± 3 cm )	-	200	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces(and shallhave the breaking strength of not less than 250 N when tested between 18 cm grips in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 300 mm/min.)	-	800	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces Annex B(In case the laces are black, the same shall pass the test for freedom from sulpher dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. The two ends of the lace shall be provided with suitable metal or plastic tips.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.1.6 Rubber Components(The rubber components shall conform to the requirements given in Table 4, when tested from finished boots.However in case it is not possible to cut the test pieces from the made up boots then 4.1.5.3 of IS 13695 : 1993 shall be followed.')	-	1200	-
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing col 4 of Table 5.(The shoes shall be also aged at 70 ± 1°C for 168 h, on completion of which the test pieces taken from the shoes shall conform to the physical requirements prescribed in col 4 of Table 5. )	-	1000	-
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing (None of the rubber components of the shoes shall show any sign of tackiness or crack developed after ageing, when examined visually)	-	1000	-
Cl.4.1.6.3 Thickness of components in Table 6.(Individual components of the shoes shall comply with the thickness and material requirements prescribed in Table 6.)	-	600	-
CL.4.2 Shape and Design IS 1638 : 1969(Cl 4.2.1 The shoes shall be made according to design and pattern as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. Size and fittings of the shoes shall be in accordance with IS 1638 : 1969 unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.2.2( The recommended design of canvas shoes is shown in Fig. 1.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.3 Construction Cl 4.3.1( The upper shall be stitched on a lock stitch machine and the number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per dm.)	-	200	-
Cl.'4.3.2( Back of the upper shall be reinforced with a strip of upper material when there is a seam.')	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.3( The counter shall be stitched at the back, set from bottom of lining and bound flat on top edge with white/scoured binding material cut in bias and formed as a tape. T )	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.3(he number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per decimetre. The counter binding shall meet the binding of the upper at the centre top edge of the heel.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.3(The edges of quarter shall be bound with dyed cotton binding material or matching to the colour of the upper, cut in bias and formed as a tape.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.4 (The vantp shall be strengthened with a rubber toe-cap (see Fig. 1).)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.5( Five pairs of eyelets shall be fitted in each shoe. The eyelets shall be properly clenched without any distortion. It shall properly match the colour of the upper canvas, or as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.6( The shoes shall be free from folds, wrinkles in the upper, blisters, embedded foreign matters and excessive surface markings. In appearance, general workmanship, finish and all other respects, not defined in the standard, the shoes shall be similar to the sample approved by the purchaser, if any)	-	200	-
CL.4.3.7( The soles shall be of even substance and ofone layer only.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.8(The foxing, not less than 18 mm wide, shall not extend beyond the edges of the sole at the bottom)	-	200	-
Cl.4.4 Adhesion Test(From the upper-foxing portion where it is adhered to the canvas, parallel to the waist of sole, cut a strip of length 100 mm and width 8 mm. Separate out the plies initially by breaking the bond to a length of about 75 mm. Carry out the test on two specimens in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5) : 1986. There shall be no further separation within 1 minute at a load of 1 kg for each of the two specimens.)	-	800	-
CL.4.6 Mass(The mass of one pair of finished shoes of size 8 shall not exceed 750 g with an increase or decrease of 25 g for each bigger or smaller size respectively)	-	400	-
Cl.4.5 Consolidation Test IS 3400 (Part 5) : 1986 (From the quarter, cut a strip of 25.0 ± 0.5 mm width along the leagth of the boot and of sufficient length to permit separation over a length of 75 mm. Carry out the test on two test pieces (one from each odd) at the rate of traverse of 100± 10mm per minute in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5): 1986 or Static Dead Load Method as given in Annex C. The individual adhesion value for consolidation test shall not be less than 30N (3.0 kgf) for each of the teat piecea (see Note under 4.4).')	-	800	-
4.1.1 Upper, Sl No. (i) of Table 1(The upper shall consist of over layer of cotton, manmade or blended conforming' to the requirements given in Sl No. (i) of Table 1 as an overlayer and cotton drill conforming to the requirements given in Sl No. (ii) of Table 1, as an inner layer or lining. The two fabrics shall be firmly adhered together with rubber compound. )	-	1500	-
Cl.4.1.1.1 Colour fastness(The dyed fabrics prescribed in 4.1.1 shall be fast todaylight and mechanical washing. Fastness to daylight shall be of rating 4 or better, when tested in accordance with IS 686 : 1985 or IS 2454: 1985. However in case of dispute the method prescribed in IS 686 : 1985 shall be considered as referee method.)	-	1500	-
Cl.4.1.2 Binding Material(IS 1954 : 1990) (IS1969 : 1985)(Cotton tape NEWAR used as binding material shall conform to the requirements prescribed in col 3 of Table 2, when tested in accordance with the methods referred to in col 4 of the table.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.1.3.1( Sewing thread cotton, manmade or blended shall be used for stitching of upper. For cotton variety thread shall conform to variety No. 28 of IS 1720. Polyester variety thread shall conform to variety No. 9 of IS 9543. Any other suitable thread shall have breaking load not less than above referred requirement of specification. Sewing thread cotton, manmade or blended shall be used for binding of upper. For cotton variety thread shall conform to variety No. 32 of IS 1720. Polyester variety thread shall conform to variety No. 5 of IS 9543. Any other suitable thread shall have breaking load not less than above referred requirement of specification.')	-	500	-
Cl.4.1.3.2 (IS 2454 : 1985) IS 765 : 1979 IS 971 : 1966( The colour of the threads shall be as agreedto between the purchaser and the supplier. The dyed threads shall conform to the following requirements or IS 686 : 1985'.)	-	500	-
Cl.4.1.4(.Brass, steel or aluminium eyelets of 7.5 mm diameter and wall thickness 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be used.')	-	200	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces( The shoes shall be provided with fabric braided laces either matching the shade of the upper or black or The length of the lace shall be 60 ± 3 cm )	-	250	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces(and shallhave the breaking strength of not less than 250 N when tested between 18 cm grips in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 300 mm/min.)	-	800	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces Annex B(In case the laces are black, the same shall pass the test for freedom from sulpher dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. The two ends of the lace shall be provided with suitable metal or plastic tips.)	-	1000	-
Cl.4.1.6 Rubber Components(The rubber components shall conform to the requirements given in Table 4, when tested from finished boots.However in case it is not possible to cut the test pieces from the made up boots then 4.1.5.3 of IS 13695 : 1993 shall be followed.')	-	1200	-
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing col 4 of Table 5.(The shoes shall be also aged at 70 ± 1°C for 168 h, on completion of which the test pieces taken from the shoes shall conform to the physical requirements prescribed in col 4 of Table 5. )	-	1200	-
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing (None of the rubber components of the shoes shall show any sign of tackiness or crack developed after ageing, when examined visually)	-	1200	-
Cl.4.1.6.3 Thickness of components in Table 6.(Individual components of the shoes shall comply with the thickness and material requirements prescribed in Table 6.)	-	600	-
CL.4.2 Shape and Design IS 1638 : 1969(Cl 4.2.1 The shoes shall be made according to design and pattern as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. Size and fittings of the shoes shall be in accordance with IS 1638 : 1969 unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.2.2( The recommended design of canvas shoes is shown in Fig. 1.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.3 Construction Cl 4.3.1( The upper shall be stitched on a lock stitch machine and the number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per dm.)	-	100	-
Cl.'4.3.2( Back of the upper shall be reinforced with a strip of upper material when there is a seam.')	-	100	-
Cl.4.3.3( The counter shall be stitched at the back, set from bottom of lining and bound flat on top edge with white/scoured binding material cut in bias and formed as a tape. T )	-	100	-
Cl.4.3.3(he number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per decimetre. The counter binding shall meet the binding of the upper at the centre top edge of the heel.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.3(The edges of quarter shall be bound with dyed cotton binding material or matching to the colour of the upper, cut in bias and formed as a tape.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.3.4 (The vantp shall be strengthened with a rubber toe-cap (see Fig. 1).)	-	100	-
Cl.4.3.5( Five pairs of eyelets shall be fitted in each shoe. The eyelets shall be properly clenched without any distortion. It shall properly match the colour of the upper canvas, or as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.3.6( The shoes shall be free from folds, wrinkles in the upper, blisters, embedded foreign matters and excessive surface markings. In appearance, general workmanship, finish and all other respects, not defined in the standard, the shoes shall be similar to the sample approved by the purchaser, if any)	-	100	-
CL.4.3.7( The soles shall be of even substance and ofone layer only.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.3.8( A rubber foxing shall be fixed all round the sole and heel. The colour shall be as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. )	-	100	-
Cl.4.3.8(The foxing, not less than 18 mm wide, shall not extend beyond the edges of the sole at the bottom)	-	200	-
4.8(Adhesion )	-	800	-
4.7(Consolidation test )	-	800	-
4.6(Mass )	-	400	-
4.5(Finish )	-	100	-
4.4(Contruction )	-	100	-
4.3(Leg Height )	-	200	-
4.2(Design )	-	100	-
4.1.6.2(Thickness of components )	-	250	-
4.1.6.2(Ageing)	-	1200	-
4.1.6.2(Elongation at break after ageing )	-	800	-
4.1.6.2(Tensile after ageing )	-	800	-
4.1.6(Compression set )	-	1000	-
4.1.6(Elongation at break )	-	800	-
4.1.6(Tensile strength)	-	800	-
4.1.6(Hardness (after accelerated ))	-	1200	-
4.1.6(Flexing resistance test)	-	1200	-
4.1.6(Hardness )	-	500	-
4.1.6(Relative density)	-	500	-
4.1.5(Sulpher dyes content )	-	800	-
4.1.5(Breaking Load )	-	800	-
4.1.5(Length )	-	200	-
4.1.4(Thickness)	-	200	-
4.1.4(Size )	-	100	-
4.1.3(Color fastness to perspiration)	-	1200	-
4.1.3(Colorfastness to washing)	-	1200	-
4.1.3(Colorfastness to light )	-	1500	-
4.1.3(Construction )	-	100	-
4.1.2(Colorfastness to light )	-	1500	-
4.1.2(Colorfastness to washing)	-	1200	-
4.1.2(Breaking Strength )	-	800	-
4.1.2(Width )	-	100	-
4.1.1.1(Colorfastness to light )	-	1500	-
4.1.1 (Drill) (End & Picks/dm)	-	1000	-
4.1.1 (Drill) (Colorfastness to light )	-	1500	-
4.1.1 (canvas )(End & Picks/dm)	-	1000	-
4.1.1 (canvas )(Breaking Load )	-	800	-
5, 5.1, Cl. 5.2, Cl. 5.2.1, Cl. 5.2.1.1(Packing and marking)	-	100	-
" CL. 5.1, Cl. 5.2, Cl. 5.2.1, Cl. 5.2.1.1(Packing and marking ")	-	100	-

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IS 3976 (2018)

Safety Rubber Canvas Boots for Miners Ã¢â‚¬ Specification ( Sixth Revision )

26050 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel Cl.5.2.5.1 IS 3400 (Part 2)(requirements prescribed in col 3 of Table 2 when tested as per corresponding test methods prescribed in col 4 of Table 2. i)i) Hardness (IRHD)	-	500	-
Cl.6.3 Tear Strength of Compact Outsole( When outsoles are tested in accordance to 8.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the tear strength shall be not less than 8 kN/m for material having density higher than 0.9/cm³ and when density of material is less than or equal to 0.9 g/cm³, tear strength shall not be less than 5 kN/m.)	-	600	-
Cl.5.2.3 Coated Binding Material IS 1954( Coated binding materials shall conform to the requirements given in col 3 of Table 1 when tested according to the methods prescribed in col 4 of Table 1. i)Width in mm, )	-	400	-
Cl.5.2.1.4 ( Type 2 footwear, the composite upper material shall comply with requirements of water coefficient as prescribed in 5.4.6 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	500	-
Cl.5.13 Energy Absorption Test(When footwear is tested in accordance with the method prescribed in 5.14 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the energy absorption of the seat region shall not be less than 20 J.)	-	350	-
Cl.5.2.3 Coated Binding Material Annex C(ii) Breaking load in N, Min (50 cm grip length test specimen) )	-	400	-
Cl.5.2.1.4 ( Type 2 footwear, the composite upper material shall comply with requirements of water vapour permeability as prescribed in 5.4.6 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	600	-
CL.5.2.10 Counter Stiffener( A counter stiffener, made out of textile reinforced withpolymer/rubber including (thermoplastic) having thickness not less than 1.5 mm is to be stitched at inside of upper so as to fortify the back of the footwear at joints of quarter.)	-	400	-
9, 9.1(BIS CERTIFICATION MARKING)	-	100	-
Cl.5.2.1.2( Composite upper material shall comply with tear strength as per 5.4.3 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.1.3 , Cl.6.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1).( Composite upper material shall develop no cracks before 150 000 cycles when tested in accordance with 6.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1).)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.1.5( Inner layer of upper shall meet requirement of abrasion resistance as prescribed in 5.5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.2 Compact Insole/Compact Insocks/Counter Stiffener Lining(Textile material shall be used as lining material for compact insole/compact insocks / counter stiffener. It shall meet the requirement of tear strength as prescribed in 5.6.1 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.2.1 Abrasion resistance of compact insole/insocks/ counter stiffener( When textiles used as lining for all the above are tested in accordance with 6.12 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the lining shall not develop any holes before the following number of cycles has been performed:)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.3.1 In case of cotton black binding materia( the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	600	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel Cl. 5.2.5.1 (The compact sole heel shall be made out of polymeric/rubber components and the typical design recommendation (not mandatory) of compact sole heel is as shown in Fig. 3. Sectional view of Type 1/Type 2 ) toe position is given in Fig. 4.)	-	700	-
Cl.5.2.5.3 Ageing for whole footwear(When rubber is used for manufacturing boots or when the outer sole heel is made of bi-polymer, the finished boots shall be aged at 100 ± 2°C for 24 h. On completion of test, all rubber components shall not develop any sign of tackiness or brittleness.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.5.4 Thickness of compact sole hee(Thickness of compact sole heel of the boots shall comply with the thickness and material requirements prescribed in Table 3.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.6 Thread for Upper Closing( The length (m/kg) and construction of sewing thread shall conform to requirements as prescribed in Table 4.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.7 Safety Toe Cap(Safety toe cap as per 3.6 shall be fitted into the footwear and must not come out while in use.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.8.1( The boots shall be provided with laces having minimum length of 115 cm for Type 1 and minimum 100 cm for Type 2.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.8.2 (Minimum breaking load of 60 kg is to be achieved when tested between 18 cm grip length in accordance with Annex C.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.8.3( In case of cotton lace of black colour, the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. Two ends of the laces shall be provided with plastic tips.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.2.9 Eyelets( Aluminum eyelets of external collar diameter not less than 10 mm and wall thickness of 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be used.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.3.2 (The tongue shall be made out of composite upper material and shall be half bellow type for Type 2 and full bellow type for Type 1.)	-	400	-
Cl.5.3.5 Outer toe cap( shall be provided which is made of polymer/rubber and it shall be strongly adhered such that it shall not open up or come out while in use. Toe of the boot shall be reinforced with safety toe cap)	-	200	-
Cl.5.3.6( A designed foxing of width of minimum 25 mm and of thickness of minimum 2 mm is to be provided. The foxing shall not extend the edges of the outer sole.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.3.7( Two pairs of detachable insocks are to be provided. The insocks shall be compact in nature having thickness not less than 2 mm.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.4 Finish( In appearance, general workmanship and in all other respects with regard to finish and get up of the footwear, the footwear shall be matching to the approved sample of the purchaser.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.5 Mass(The mass of one pair of finished footwear of size 8 shall not exceed 1 500 g for Type 1 and 1 400 g for Type 2 with an increase or decrease of 100 g for each bigger or smaller size, respectively.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.6( Height of Upper Height of upper of the boots shall conform to column 5 (Design C) and column 4 (Design B) of 5.2.2, Table 4 of IS 15298 (Part 2) for Type 1 and Type 2, respectively when measured as per 6.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1) on the inside of the back of the footwear and from seat of the insole to top edge of the upper.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.7 Performance Test(When safety footwear is tested in accordance with the method described in 5.4 of IS 15298 (Part 1), at an impact energy of (200 ± 4) J, the clearance under the toecap at the moment of impact shall be in accordance with Table 5. In addition, the toecap shall not develop any cracks which go through the material, that is, through which light can be seen.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.8 Upper/Outsole Bond Strength(When the footwear is tested in accordance with the method prescribed in 5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the bond strength shall not be less than 4.0 N/mm, unless there is tearing of the sole in which case the bond strength shall not be less than 3.0 N/mm.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.9 Sole Interlayer Bond Strength for Bi-polymer( and Bi-density Sole When tested in accordance with 5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the bond strength between the outer or cleated layer and the adjacent layer shall not be less than 4.0 N/mm unless there is tearing of any part of the sole, in which case the bond strength shall not be less than 3.0 N/mm.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.10 Consolidation Test( Representative sample of width 25 ± 0.5 mm are cut out from the quarter of the upper along the length of boot. The plies are separated by breaking the bond. Carry out the test on two specimens in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5). Th)	-	300	-
Cl.5.11 Compression Resistance( 5.11.1 When safety boots are tested in accordance with 5.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the clearance under the toe cap at a compression load of 15 kN ± 0.1 kN shall be in accordance with Table 5.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.12 Internal Length of Toe Cap( For safety boots, internal length of the toe cap shall meet the specification given in Table 5 of IS 15298 (Part 2) when tested as per 5.3 of IS 15298 (Part 1).)	-	300	-
Cl.6.1 Abrasion Resistance of Compact Outsole( When outsole is tested in accordance with 8.3 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the relative volume loss shall not be greater than 250 mm³ for materials having density 0.9 g/cm³ or less, and not greater than 150 mm³ for materials with density greater than 0.9 g/cm³.)	-	200	-
Cl.6.2 Flexing Resistance of Compact Outsole( When outsole is tested in accordance with 8.4 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the cut growth shall not be greater than 4 mm before 30 000 cycles.)	-	300	-
Cl.6.4 Resistance to Hot Contact( — Sole Heel When sole heel is tested in accordance with 8.7 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the material shall not melt/deform and shall not develop any cracks when bent around the mandrel.)	-	200	-
Cl.6.5 Hydrolysis( When bottom sole or other components are made out of polyurethane, the same shall be tested in accordance with 8.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1) and the same shall comply with 5.8.5 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	300	-
Cl. 8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (i))(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	3000	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	-
Cl-8(IS 17011, Table-1 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	2000	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	3000	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	3000	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	3000	-
Cl-8(IS 17011, Table-1 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	3000	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3000	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (x)(pH)	-	600	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	3500	-
Cl-8 (IS 17011, Table-1 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	3000	-
Cl.5.1.1 Fittings(Fittings of the footwear shall be in conformity to Table 9 of IS 1638 (measurement of men’s lasts) and Table 8 of IS 1638 (measurement of women’s lasts).)	-	3000	-
Cl.5.2.1 Upper Cl.5.2.1.1 IS 3400(Part 5)( Composite upper material shall comply with consolidation test as per 5.10.(IS 3400 (Part 5). There shall be no separation at a load of 1.5 kg.))	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel 5.2.5.1 IS 3400 (Part 4)(ii)*Change in hardness after accelerated ageing at 100 ± 2 °C for 24 h )	-	1500	-
Cl.5.2.5.4 Thickness of compact sole hee(of black cotton thread, the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.3.2 (The tongue shall be made out of composite upper material and shall be half bellow type for Type 2 and full bellow type for Type 1.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.3.6( A designed foxing of width of minimum 25 mm and of thickness of minimum 2 mm is to be provided. The foxing shall not extend the edges of the outer sole.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.4 Finish( In appearance, general workmanship and in all other respects with regard to finish and get up of the footwear, the footwear shall be matching to the approved sample of the purchaser.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.5 Mass(The mass of one pair of finished footwear of size 8 shall not exceed 1 500 g for Type 1 and 1 400 g for Type 2 with an increase or decrease of 100 g for each bigger or smaller size, respectively.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.6( Height of Upper Height of upper of the boots shall conform to column 5 (Design C) and column 4 (Design B) of 5.2.2, Table 4 of IS 15298 (Part 2) for Type 1 and Type 2, respectively when measured as per 6.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1) on the inside of the back of the footwear and from seat of the insole to top edge of the upper.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.7 Performance Test(When safety footwear is tested in accordance with the method described in 5.4 of IS 15298 (Part 1), at an impact energy of (200 ± 4) J, the clearance under the toecap at the moment of impact shall be in accordance with Table 5. In addition, the toecap shall not develop any cracks which go through the material, that is, through which light can be seen.)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.8 Upper/Outsole Bond Strength(When the footwear is tested in accordance with the method prescribed in 5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the bond strength shall not be less than 4.0 N/mm, unless there is tearing of the sole in which case the bond strength shall not be less than 3.0 N/mm.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.9 Sole Interlayer Bond Strength for Bi-polymer( and Bi-density Sole When tested in accordance with 5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the bond strength between the outer or cleated layer and the adjacent layer shall not be less than 4.0 N/mm unless there is tearing of any part of the sole, in which case the bond strength shall not be less than 3.0 N/mm.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.10 Consolidation Test( Representative sample of width 25 ± 0.5 mm are cut out from the quarter of the upper along the length of boot. The plies are separated by breaking the bond. Carry out the test on two specimens in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5). Th)	-	800	-
Cl.5.11 Compression Resistance( 5.11.1 When safety boots are tested in accordance with 5.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the clearance under the toe cap at a compression load of 15 kN ± 0.1 kN shall be in accordance with Table 5.)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.12 Internal Length of Toe Cap( For safety boots, internal length of the toe cap shall meet the specification given in Table 5 of IS 15298 (Part 2) when tested as per 5.3 of IS 15298 (Part 1).)	-	300	-
Cl.6.1 Abrasion Resistance of Compact Outsole( When outsole is tested in accordance with 8.3 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the relative volume loss shall not be greater than 250 mm³ for materials having density 0.9 g/cm³ or less, and not greater than 150 mm³ for materials with density greater than 0.9 g/cm³.)	-	1000	-
Cl.6.2 Flexing Resistance of Compact Outsole( When outsole is tested in accordance with 8.4 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the cut growth shall not be greater than 4 mm before 30 000 cycles.)	-	1000	-
Cl.6.4 Resistance to Hot Contact( — Sole Heel When sole heel is tested in accordance with 8.7 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the material shall not melt/deform and shall not develop any cracks when bent around the mandrel.)	-	1500	-
Cl.6.5 Hydrolysis( When bottom sole or other components are made out of polyurethane, the same shall be tested in accordance with 8.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1) and the same shall comply with 5.8.5 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	1500	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel Cl.5.2.5.1 IS 3400 (Part 2)(requirements prescribed in col 3 of Table 2 when tested as per corresponding test methods prescribed in col 4 of Table 2. i)i) Hardness (IRHD)	-	600	-
Cl.6.3 Tear Strength of Compact Outsole( When outsoles are tested in accordance to 8.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the tear strength shall be not less than 8 kN/m for material having density higher than 0.9/cm³ and when density of material is less than or equal to 0.9 g/cm³, tear strength shall not be less than 5 kN/m.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.3 Coated Binding Material IS 1954( Coated binding materials shall conform to the requirements given in col 3 of Table 1 when tested according to the methods prescribed in col 4 of Table 1. i)Width in mm, )	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.1.4 ( Type 2 footwear, the composite upper material shall comply with requirements of water coefficient as prescribed in 5.4.6 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	1000	-
Cl.5.13 Energy Absorption Test(When footwear is tested in accordance with the method prescribed in 5.14 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the energy absorption of the seat region shall not be less than 20 J.)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.2.3 Coated Binding Material Annex C(ii) Breaking load in N, Min (50 cm grip length test specimen) )	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.1.4 ( Type 2 footwear, the composite upper material shall comply with requirements of water vapour permeability as prescribed in 5.4.6 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	1000	-
CL.5.2.10 Counter Stiffener( A counter stiffener, made out of textile reinforced withpolymer/rubber including (thermoplastic) having thickness not less than 1.5 mm is to be stitched at inside of upper so as to fortify the back of the footwear at joints of quarter.)	-	500	-
Cl.5.1.1 Fittings(Fittings of the footwear shall be in conformity to Table 9 of IS 1638 (measurement of men’s lasts) and Table 8 of IS 1638 (measurement of women’s lasts).)	-	200	-
Cl.5.2.1 Upper Cl.5.2.1.1 IS 3400(Part 5)( Composite upper material shall comply with consolidation test as per 5.10.(IS 3400 (Part 5). There shall be no separation at a load of 1.5 kg.))	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.1.2( Composite upper material shall comply with tear strength as per 5.4.3 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.1.3 , Cl.6.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1).( Composite upper material shall develop no cracks before 150 000 cycles when tested in accordance with 6.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1).)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.2.1.5( Inner layer of upper shall meet requirement of abrasion resistance as prescribed in 5.5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.2 Compact Insole/Compact Insocks/Counter Stiffener Lining(Textile material shall be used as lining material for compact insole/compact insocks / counter stiffener. It shall meet the requirement of tear strength as prescribed in 5.6.1 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.2.1 Abrasion resistance of compact insole/insocks/ counter stiffener( When textiles used as lining for all the above are tested in accordance with 6.12 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the lining shall not develop any holes before the following number of cycles has been performed:)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.3.1 In case of cotton black binding materia( the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel Cl. 5.2.5.1 (The compact sole heel shall be made out of polymeric/rubber components and the typical design recommendation (not mandatory) of compact sole heel is as shown in Fig. 3. Sectional view of Type 1/Type 2 ) toe position is given in Fig. 4.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel 5.2.5.1 IS 3400 (Part 4)(ii)*Change in hardness after accelerated ageing at 100 ± 2 °C for 24 h )	-	1500	-
Cl.5.2.5.3 Ageing for whole footwear(When rubber is used for manufacturing boots or when the outer sole heel is made of bi-polymer, the finished boots shall be aged at 100 ± 2°C for 24 h. On completion of test, all rubber components shall not develop any sign of tackiness or brittleness.)	-	1000	-
Cl.5.2.5.4 Thickness of compact sole hee(Thickness of compact sole heel of the boots shall comply with the thickness and material requirements prescribed in Table 3.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.5.4 Thickness of compact sole hee(of black cotton thread, the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.6 Thread for Upper Closing( The length (m/kg) and construction of sewing thread shall conform to requirements as prescribed in Table 4.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.2.7 Safety Toe Cap(Safety toe cap as per 3.6 shall be fitted into the footwear and must not come out while in use.)	-	1000	-
Cl.5.2.8.1( The boots shall be provided with laces having minimum length of 115 cm for Type 1 and minimum 100 cm for Type 2.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.2.8.2 (Minimum breaking load of 60 kg is to be achieved when tested between 18 cm grip length in accordance with Annex C.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.8.3( In case of cotton lace of black colour, the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. Two ends of the laces shall be provided with plastic tips.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.9 Eyelets( Aluminum eyelets of external collar diameter not less than 10 mm and wall thickness of 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be used.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.3.2 (The tongue shall be made out of composite upper material and shall be half bellow type for Type 2 and full bellow type for Type 1.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.3.5 Outer toe cap( shall be provided which is made of polymer/rubber and it shall be strongly adhered such that it shall not open up or come out while in use. Toe of the boot shall be reinforced with safety toe cap)	-	200	-
Cl.5.3.6( A designed foxing of width of minimum 25 mm and of thickness of minimum 2 mm is to be provided. The foxing shall not extend the edges of the outer sole.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.3.7( Two pairs of detachable insocks are to be provided. The insocks shall be compact in nature having thickness not less than 2 mm.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.4 Finish( In appearance, general workmanship and in all other respects with regard to finish and get up of the footwear, the footwear shall be matching to the approved sample of the purchaser.)	-	200	-
Cl.5.5 Mass(The mass of one pair of finished footwear of size 8 shall not exceed 1 500 g for Type 1 and 1 400 g for Type 2 with an increase or decrease of 100 g for each bigger or smaller size, respectively.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.6( Height of Upper Height of upper of the boots shall conform to column 5 (Design C) and column 4 (Design B) of 5.2.2, Table 4 of IS 15298 (Part 2) for Type 1 and Type 2, respectively when measured as per 6.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1) on the inside of the back of the footwear and from seat of the insole to top edge of the upper.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.7 Performance Test(When safety footwear is tested in accordance with the method described in 5.4 of IS 15298 (Part 1), at an impact energy of (200 ± 4) J, the clearance under the toecap at the moment of impact shall be in accordance with Table 5. In addition, the toecap shall not develop any cracks which go through the material, that is, through which light can be seen.)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.8 Upper/Outsole Bond Strength(When the footwear is tested in accordance with the method prescribed in 5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the bond strength shall not be less than 4.0 N/mm, unless there is tearing of the sole in which case the bond strength shall not be less than 3.0 N/mm.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.9 Sole Interlayer Bond Strength for Bi-polymer( and Bi-density Sole When tested in accordance with 5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the bond strength between the outer or cleated layer and the adjacent layer shall not be less than 4.0 N/mm unless there is tearing of any part of the sole, in which case the bond strength shall not be less than 3.0 N/mm.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.10 Consolidation Test( Representative sample of width 25 ± 0.5 mm are cut out from the quarter of the upper along the length of boot. The plies are separated by breaking the bond. Carry out the test on two specimens in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5). Th)	-	800	-
Cl.5.11 Compression Resistance( 5.11.1 When safety boots are tested in accordance with 5.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the clearance under the toe cap at a compression load of 15 kN ± 0.1 kN shall be in accordance with Table 5.)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.12 Internal Length of Toe Cap( For safety boots, internal length of the toe cap shall meet the specification given in Table 5 of IS 15298 (Part 2) when tested as per 5.3 of IS 15298 (Part 1).)	-	300	-
Cl.6.1 Abrasion Resistance of Compact Outsole( When outsole is tested in accordance with 8.3 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the relative volume loss shall not be greater than 250 mm³ for materials having density 0.9 g/cm³ or less, and not greater than 150 mm³ for materials with density greater than 0.9 g/cm³.)	-	800	-
Cl.6.2 Flexing Resistance of Compact Outsole( When outsole is tested in accordance with 8.4 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the cut growth shall not be greater than 4 mm before 30 000 cycles.)	-	1200	-
Cl.6.4 Resistance to Hot Contact( — Sole Heel When sole heel is tested in accordance with 8.7 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the material shall not melt/deform and shall not develop any cracks when bent around the mandrel.)	-	1500	-
Cl.6.5 Hydrolysis( When bottom sole or other components are made out of polyurethane, the same shall be tested in accordance with 8.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1) and the same shall comply with 5.8.5 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	2000	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel Cl.5.2.5.1 IS 3400 (Part 2)(requirements prescribed in col 3 of Table 2 when tested as per corresponding test methods prescribed in col 4 of Table 2. i)i) Hardness (IRHD)	-	600	-
Cl.6.3 Tear Strength of Compact Outsole( When outsoles are tested in accordance to 8.2 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the tear strength shall be not less than 8 kN/m for material having density higher than 0.9/cm³ and when density of material is less than or equal to 0.9 g/cm³, tear strength shall not be less than 5 kN/m.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.3 Coated Binding Material IS 1954( Coated binding materials shall conform to the requirements given in col 3 of Table 1 when tested according to the methods prescribed in col 4 of Table 1. i)Width in mm, )	-	1000	-
Cl.5.2.1.4 ( Type 2 footwear, the composite upper material shall comply with requirements of water coefficient as prescribed in 5.4.6 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	1000	-
Cl.5.13 Energy Absorption Test(When footwear is tested in accordance with the method prescribed in 5.14 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the energy absorption of the seat region shall not be less than 20 J.)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.2.3 Coated Binding Material Annex C(ii) Breaking load in N, Min (50 cm grip length test specimen) )	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.1.4 ( Type 2 footwear, the composite upper material shall comply with requirements of water vapour permeability as prescribed in 5.4.6 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	1000	-
CL.5.2.10 Counter Stiffener( A counter stiffener, made out of textile reinforced withpolymer/rubber including (thermoplastic) having thickness not less than 1.5 mm is to be stitched at inside of upper so as to fortify the back of the footwear at joints of quarter.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.1.1 Fittings(Fittings of the footwear shall be in conformity to Table 9 of IS 1638 (measurement of men’s lasts) and Table 8 of IS 1638 (measurement of women’s lasts).)	-	200	-
Cl.5.2.1 Upper Cl.5.2.1.1 IS 3400(Part 5)( Composite upper material shall comply with consolidation test as per 5.10.(IS 3400 (Part 5). There shall be no separation at a load of 1.5 kg.))	-	200	-
Cl.5.2.1.2( Composite upper material shall comply with tear strength as per 5.4.3 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.1.3 , Cl.6.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1).( Composite upper material shall develop no cracks before 150 000 cycles when tested in accordance with 6.5 of IS 15298 (Part 1).)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.2.1.5( Inner layer of upper shall meet requirement of abrasion resistance as prescribed in 5.5.2 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.2.2 Compact Insole/Compact Insocks/Counter Stiffener Lining(Textile material shall be used as lining material for compact insole/compact insocks / counter stiffener. It shall meet the requirement of tear strength as prescribed in 5.6.1 of IS 15298 (Part 2).)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.2.1 Abrasion resistance of compact insole/insocks/ counter stiffener( When textiles used as lining for all the above are tested in accordance with 6.12 of IS 15298 (Part 1), the lining shall not develop any holes before the following number of cycles has been performed:)	-	1200	-
Cl.5.2.3.1 In case of cotton black binding materia( the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	600	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel Cl. 5.2.5.1 (The compact sole heel shall be made out of polymeric/rubber components and the typical design recommendation (not mandatory) of compact sole heel is as shown in Fig. 3. Sectional view of Type 1/Type 2 ) toe position is given in Fig. 4.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.5 Compact Sole Heel 5.2.5.1 IS 3400 (Part 4)(ii)*Change in hardness after accelerated ageing at 100 ± 2 °C for 24 h )	-	1500	-
Cl.5.2.5.3 Ageing for whole footwear(When rubber is used for manufacturing boots or when the outer sole heel is made of bi-polymer, the finished boots shall be aged at 100 ± 2°C for 24 h. On completion of test, all rubber components shall not develop any sign of tackiness or brittleness.)	-	1500	-
Cl.5.2.5.4 Thickness of compact sole hee(Thickness of compact sole heel of the boots shall comply with the thickness and material requirements prescribed in Table 3.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.5.4 Thickness of compact sole hee(of black cotton thread, the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.6 Thread for Upper Closing( The length (m/kg) and construction of sewing thread shall conform to requirements as prescribed in Table 4.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.7 Safety Toe Cap(Safety toe cap as per 3.6 shall be fitted into the footwear and must not come out while in use.)	-	1500	-
Cl.5.2.8.1( The boots shall be provided with laces having minimum length of 115 cm for Type 1 and minimum 100 cm for Type 2.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.2.8.2 (Minimum breaking load of 60 kg is to be achieved when tested between 18 cm grip length in accordance with Annex C.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.8.3( In case of cotton lace of black colour, the same shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. Two ends of the laces shall be provided with plastic tips.)	-	800	-
Cl.5.2.9 Eyelets( Aluminum eyelets of external collar diameter not less than 10 mm and wall thickness of 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be used.)	-	300	-
Cl.5.3.5 Outer toe cap( shall be provided which is made of polymer/rubber and it shall be strongly adhered such that it shall not open up or come out while in use. Toe of the boot shall be reinforced with safety toe cap)	-	200	-
Cl.5.3.7( Two pairs of detachable insocks are to be provided. The insocks shall be compact in nature having thickness not less than 2 mm.)	-	200	-
4(Types)	-	100	-
5(Requirements)	-	100	-
5.1(Design)	-	100	-
5.10(consolidation test IS 3400 (Part 5))	-	800	-
5.2.4(Reinforcing Material)	-	200	-
5.2.8.4(Colour of the lace)	-	200	-
5.3, 5.3.1,5.3.3,5.3.4(Construction)	-	200	-
5.10(Consolidation Test IS 3400 (Part 5) : 1986)	-	800	-
8(CHEMICAL REQUIREMENTS)	-	16000	-
9, 9.1(BIS CERTIFICATION MARKING)	-	100	-
10(Marking)	-	100	-
Cl. 5.2.8.4(Colour of the lace)	-	200	-
11(PACKING)	-	100	-
Cl. 5.3(Construction 5.3.1,5.3.3,5.3.4)	-	100	-
10(Marking)	-	100	-
7.1(Resistance to fuel)	-	800	-
7.2(Resistance to electricity)	-	1500	-
Cl- 5.2.8.1 (Amendment No. 2)(General)	-	100	-
Cl- 5.2.8.2 (Amendment No. 2)(Internal length of toecap)	-	300	-
Cl- 5.2.8.3 (Amendment No. 2)(Corrosion resistance)	-	1000	-
Cl- 5.2.9.5 (Amendment No. 2)(Breaking load and tag retention)	-	800	-
Cl- 5.2.9.6.1 (Amendment No. 2)(Abrasion resistance- Lace to lace)	-	800	-
Cl- 5.2.9.6.2 (Amendment No. 2)(Abrasion resistance- Lace to eyelet)	-	800	-
Cl- 5.2.10 (Amendment No. 2)(Force required to pull out the eyelets)	-	800	-
Cl- 5.2.12.1 (Amendment No. 2)(Insole- Material and thickness)	-	300	-
Cl- 5.2.12.2 (Amendment No. 2)(Insole- Abrasion resistance)	-	600	-
Cl- 5.2.12.3 (Amendment No. 2)(Insole- Water absorption and desorption)	-	1200	-
Cl- 5.2.13.1 (Amendment No. 2)(Insock- Abrasion resistance)	-	800	-
Cl- 5.2.13.2 (Amendment No. 2)(Insock- Water absorption and desorption)	-	1200	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 13713 (2021)

Plastic Chairs for General Purposes - Specification ( First Revision )

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4(Material)	-	500	-
5(Design)	-	500	-
6(Dimensions)	-	500	-
6 Table 1i a(Seat: Seat height)	-	500	-
6 Table 1i b(Seat: Effective seat depth)	-	500	-
6 Table 1i c(Seat: Seat width)	-	500	-
6 Table 1ii(Total height)	-	500	-
6 Table 1iii a(Total width (For chair with arms))	-	500	-
6 Table 1iii b(Total width (For chair without arms))	-	500	-
6 Table 1iv a(Total depth (For chair with arms))	-	500	-
6 Table 1iv b(Total depth (For chair without arms))	-	500	-
7(Mass)	-	500	-
8(Workmanship and finish)	-	500	-
9.1.1(Strength Test-static test)	-	2000	-
9.1.1(Strength Test-fatigue test)	-	2000	-
9.1.1(Strength Test-Impact test)	-	2000	-
9.1.2(Stability Test)	-	2000	-
9.1.3(Free Fall Drop Test)	-	1500	-
9.1.4(Static Load Test for Leg Slippage and Distortion)	-	2500	-
9.1.5(Handle Impact Test)	-	2000	-
9.1.6(Vibration Test)	-	3000	-
9.1.7(Rigidity Test for Chair Shell)	-	2500	-
9.1.8(Colour Fastness to Daylight)	-	2500	-
9.1.9(Determination of Flammability by Oxygen Index)	-	3000	-
4(Material)	-	-	-
5(Design)	-	-	-
6(Dimensions)	-	-	-
6 Table 1i a(Seat: Seat height)	-	-	-
6 Table 1i b(Seat: Effective seat depth)	-	-	-
6 Table 1i c(Seat: Seat width)	-	-	-
6 Table 1ii(Total height)	-	-	-
6 Table 1iii a(Total width (For chair with arms))	-	-	-
6 Table 1iii b(Total width (For chair without arms))	-	-	-
6 Table 1iv a(Total depth (For chair with arms))	-	-	-
6 Table 1iv b(Total depth (For chair without arms))	-	-	-
7(Mass)	-	-	-
8(Workmanship and finish)	-	-	-
9.1.1(Strength Test-static test)	-	-	-
9.1.1(Strength Test-fatigue test)	-	-	-
9.1.1(Strength Test-Impact test)	-	-	-
9.1.2(Stability Test)	-	-	-
9.1.3(Free Fall Drop Test)	-	-	-
9.1.4(Static Load Test for Leg Slippage and Distortion)	-	-	-
9.1.5(Handle Impact Test)	-	-	-
9.1.6(Vibration Test)	-	-	-
9.1.7(Rigidity Test for Chair Shell)	-	-	-
9.1.8(Colour Fastness to Daylight)	-	-	-
9.1.9(Determination of Flammability by Oxygen Index)	-	-	-

21 Jul, 2028

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included w.e.f 09-12-2025.

IS 302 : Part 2 : Sec 8 (2024)

Household and Similar Electrical Appliances âSafety Part 2 Particular Requirements Section 8 Shavers, Hair Clippers and Similar Appliances (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
7(Marking and instructions)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
8(Protection against access to live parts)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
10(Power input and current)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
11(Heating)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
12(Charging of metal-ion batteries)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
13.1 &13.2(Leakage current test)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
13.1 &13.3(Electric strength test)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
14(Transient overvoltages)	-	2000	10% discount to BIS
15(Moisture resistance)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
15.3(Moisture resistance)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
16.1 &16.2(Leakage current test)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
16.1 & 16.3(Electric strength test)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
17(Overload protection of transformers and associated circuits)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
19.1 to 19.13, Table No. - 9(Abnormal operation)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
19.101(Abnormal operation)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
20.1(Stability and mechanical hazards)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
20.2(Stability and mechanical hazards)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
21(Mechanical strength)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
21.101(Mechanical strength)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
21.102(Mechanical strength)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
21.103(Mechanical strength)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
22(Construction)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
22.101(Construction)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
22.102(Construction)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
22.103(Construction)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
23(Internal wiring)	-	1000	10% discount to BIS
24(Components)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
25("Supply connection and external flexible cords")	-	500	10% discount to BIS
26("Terminals for external conductors")	-	500	10% discount to BIS
27(Provision for earthing)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
28(Screws and connections)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
29("Clearances, creepage distances and solid insulation")	-	500	10% discount to BIS
30(Resistance to heat and fire)	-	2000	10% discount to BIS
31(Resistance to rusting)	-	500	10% discount to BIS
32("Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards")	-	500	10% discount to BIS
19.11.4.1(Electrostatic discharges)	-	2500	10% discount to BIS
19.11.4.2(Radiated fields)	-	0	-
19.11.4.3(Fast transient bursts)	-	0	-
19.11.4.4(Surge immunity test)	-	0	-
19.11.4.5(Immunity to conducted discharges)	-	0	-
19.11.4.6(Class 3 Voltage dips and interruptions)	-	0	-
19.11.4.7(Harmonics)	-	0	-
7(Marking and instructions)	-	0	-
8(Protection against access to live parts)	-	0	-
10(Power input and current)	-	0	-
11(Heating)	-	0	-
12(Charging of metal-ion batteries)	-	0	-
13.1 &13.2(Leakage current test)	-	0	-
13.1 &13.3(Electric strength test)	-	0	-
14(Transient overvoltages)	-	0	-
15(Moisture resistance)	-	0	-
15.3(Moisture resistance)	-	0	-
16.1 &16.2(Leakage current test)	-	0	-
16.1 & 16.3(Electric strength test)	-	0	-
17(Overload protection of transformers and associated circuits)	-	0	-
19.1 to 19.13, Table No. - 9(Abnormal operation)	-	0	-
19.101(Abnormal operation)	-	0	-
20.1(Stability and mechanical hazards)	-	0	-
20.2(Stability and mechanical hazards)	-	0	-
21(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
21.101(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
21.102(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
21.103(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
22(Construction)	-	0	-
22.101(Construction)	-	0	-
22.102(Construction)	-	0	-
22.103(Construction)	-	0	-
23(Internal wiring)	-	0	-
24(Components)	-	0	-
25("Supply connection and external flexible cords")	-	0	-
26("Terminals for external conductors")	-	0	-
27(Provision for earthing)	-	0	-
28(Screws and connections)	-	0	-
29("Clearances, creepage distances and solid insulation")	-	0	-
30(Resistance to heat and fire)	-	0	-
31(Resistance to rusting)	-	0	-
32("Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards")	-	0	-
19.11.4.1(Electrostatic discharges)	-	0	-
19.11.4.2(Radiated fields)	-	0	-
19.11.4.3(Fast transient bursts)	-	0	-
19.11.4.4(Surge immunity test)	-	0	-
19.11.4.5(Immunity to conducted discharges)	-	0	-
19.11.4.6(Class 3 Voltage dips and interruptions)	-	0	-
19.11.4.7(Harmonics)	-	0	-
7(Marking and instructions)	-	0	-
8(Protection against access to live parts)	-	0	-
10(Power input and current)	-	0	-
11(Heating)	-	0	-
12(Charging of metal-ion batteries)	-	0	-
13.1 &13.2(Leakage current test)	-	0	-
13.1 &13.3(Electric strength test)	-	0	-
14(Transient overvoltages)	-	0	-
15(Moisture resistance)	-	0	-
15.3(Moisture resistance)	-	0	-
16.1 &16.2(Leakage current test)	-	0	-
16.1 & 16.3(Electric strength test)	-	0	-
17(Overload protection of transformers and associated circuits)	-	0	-
19.1 to 19.13, Table No. - 9(Abnormal operation)	-	0	-
19.101(Abnormal operation)	-	0	-
20.1(Stability and mechanical hazards)	-	0	-
20.2(Stability and mechanical hazards)	-	0	-
21(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
21.101(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
21.102(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
21.103(Mechanical strength)	-	0	-
22(Construction)	-	0	-
22.101(Construction)	-	0	-
22.102(Construction)	-	0	-
22.103(Construction)	-	0	-
23(Internal wiring)	-	0	-
24(Components)	-	0	-
25("Supply connection and external flexible cords")	-	0	-
26("Terminals for external conductors")	-	0	-
27(Provision for earthing)	-	0	-
28(Screws and connections)	-	0	-
29("Clearances, creepage distances and solid insulation")	-	0	-
30(Resistance to heat and fire)	-	0	-
31(Resistance to rusting)	-	0	-
32("Radiation, toxicity and similar hazards")	-	0	-
19.11.4.1(Electrostatic discharges)	-	0	-
19.11.4.2(Radiated fields)	-	0	-
19.11.4.3(Fast transient bursts)	-	0	-
19.11.4.4(Surge immunity test)	-	0	-
19.11.4.5(Immunity to conducted discharges)	-	0	-
19.11.4.6(Class 3 Voltage dips and interruptions)	-	0	-
19.11.4.7(Harmonics)	-	0	-

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"1 19.11.4.2 (Radiated fields) Radiated fields Instrument not available 2 19.11.4.3 (Fast transient bursts) Fast transient bursts Instrument not available 3 19.11.4.4 (Surge immunity test) Surge immunity test Instrument not available 4 19.11.4.5 (Immunity to conducted discharges) Immunity to conducted discharges Instrument not available 5 19.11.4.6 (Class 3 Voltage dips and interruptions) Class 3 Voltage dips and interruptions Instrument not available 6 19.11.4.7 (Harmonics) Harmonics Instrument not available"

IS 3565 (2018)

Teats for feeding bottles - Specification (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause 5.4 ( sub clause 5.4.3)Tensile Test Annex L(Tensile Test)	-	2000	-
Clause 5.4 ( sub clause 5.4.2) Tear Strength Annex K(Tear Strength)	-	2000	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.4)Requirement as per Table 4/ ii Annex G(ii) N-Nitrosatables)	-	5000	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.4)Requirement as per Table 4/ i Annex G(i) N-Nitrosamines)	-	5000	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(viii) Selenium)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(vii) Barium)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(vi) Lead)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(v) Cadmium)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(iv) Mercury)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(iii) Chromium)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(ii) Arsenic)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(Migration of Heavy Metals i) Antimony)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ iv Annex E(Volatile components, percent Max)	-	500	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ ii Annex C(Acetone extract, percent: a) Acetone extracted material, percent by mass, Max)	-	500	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(d) Odour)	-	500	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(c) Turbidity )	-	500	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(b) Colour)	-	500	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(Water Extract a) pH)	-	500	-
Clause 5.2 ( sub clause 5.2.3) Annex A.(Resistance to Autoclaving )	-	500	-
Clause 5.2 ( sub clause 5.2.2)(Shape & Size )	-	1000	-
Clause 5.2 ( sub clause 5.2.1)(Workmanship and Finish )	-	300	-
Clause 5.4 ( sub clause 5.4.3)Tensile Test Annex L(Tensile Test)	-	0	-
Clause 5.4 ( sub clause 5.4.2) Tear Strength Annex K(Tear Strength)	-	0	-
Clause 5.2 ( sub clause 5.2.3) Annex A.(Resistance to Autoclaving )	-	0	-
Clause 5.2 ( sub clause 5.2.2)(Shape & Size )	-	0	-
Clause 5.2 ( sub clause 5.2.1)(Workmanship and Finish )	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.4)Requirement as per Table 4/ ii Annex G(ii) N-Nitrosatables)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.4)Requirement as per Table 4/ i Annex G(i) N-Nitrosamines)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(viii) Selenium)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(vii) Barium)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(vi) Lead)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(v) Cadmium)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(iv) Mercury)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(iii) Chromium)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(ii) Arsenic)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.3)Requirement as per Table 3/ i(Migration of Heavy Metals i) Antimony)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ iv Annex E(Volatile components, percent Max)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ ii Annex C(Acetone extract, percent: a) Acetone extracted material, percent by mass, Max)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(d) Odour)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(c) Turbidity )	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(b) Colour)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3 ( sub clause 5.3.1)Requirement as per Table 1/ i Annex B(Water Extract a) pH)	-	0	-
Clause 5.3.1 Table 1 (v) (Extractable protein content)	-	3000	-
Clause 5.3.1 Table 1 (iii) (Ash content)	-	800	-
Clause 5.3.1 Table 1 (ii) (b) (Free sulphur)	-	800	-
5.3.5(Determination of MBT)	-	5000	-
5.3.6(Determination of Antioxidants)	-	5000	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f 04.11.2025

IS/IEC 62368 : Part 1 (2023)

Audio Video Information and Communication Technology Equipment - Part 1: Safety Requirements (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl-4.1(General- materials, components)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.2(Energy source classifications)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.3(Protection against energy sources)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.4(Safeguards)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.5(Explosion)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.6(Fixing of conductors and conductive parts)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.7(Equipment for direct insertion into mains socket-outlets)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.8(Equipment containing coin or button cell batteries)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.9(Likelihood of fire or shock due to entry of conductive objects)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.10(Components requirements)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.1(General- Electrically-caused injury)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.2(Classification and limits of electrical energy sources)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.3(Protection against electrical energy sources)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.4(Insulation materials and requirements)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.5(Components as safeguards)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.6(Protective conductor)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.7(Prospective touch voltage, touch current and protective conductor current)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-5.8(Backfeed safeguard in battery backed up supplies)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-6.1(General- Electrically-caused fire)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-6.2(Classification of power sources and potential ignition sources)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-6.3(Safeguards against fire under normal operating conditions and abnormal operating conditions)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-6.4(Safeguards against fire under single fault conditions)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-6.5(Internal and external wiring)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-7.1(General- Injury caused by hazardous substances)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-7.2(Reduction of exposure to hazardous substances)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-7.3(Ozone exposure)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-7.4(Use of personal safeguards or personal protective equipment (PPE)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-7.5(Use of instructional safeguards and instructions)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.1(General- Mechanically-caused injury)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.2(Mechanical energy source classifications)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.3(Safeguards against mechanical energy sources)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.4(Safeguards against parts with sharp edges and corners)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.5(Safeguards against moving parts)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.6(Stability of equipment)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.7(Equipment mounted to a wall, ceiling or other structure)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.8(Handle strength)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.9(Wheels or casters attachment requirements)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.10(Carts, stands, and similar carriers)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-8.11(Mounting means for slide-rail mounted equipment (SRME))	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-9.1(General-Thermal burn injury)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-9.2(Thermal energy source classifications)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-9.3(Touch temperature limits)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-9.4(Safeguards against thermal energy sources)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-9.5(Requirements for safeguards)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-9.6(Requirements for wireless power transmitters)	-	2000	10% discount BIS
Cl-10.1(General-Radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.2(Radiation energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-10.3(Safeguards against laser radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.4("Safeguards against optical radiation from lamps and lamp systems (including LED types)")	-	0	-
Cl-10.5(Safeguards against X-radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.6(Safeguards against acoustic energy sources)	-	0	-
Annex A(Examples of equipment within the scope of this document)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex B(General- Normal operating condition tests, abnormal operating condition tests and single fault condition tests)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex B-2(Normal operating conditions)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex B-3(Simulated abnormal operating conditions)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex B-4(Simulated single fault conditions)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex C-1(Protection of materials in equipment from UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex C-2(UV light conditioning test)	-	0	-
Annex D-1(Impulse test generators)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex D-2(Antenna interface test generator)	-	0	-
Annex D-3(Electronic pulse generator)	-	0	-
Annex E-1(Electrical energy source classification for audio signals)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex E-2(Audio signals used during test)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex E-3(Operating conditions of equipment containing an audio amplifier)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex F-1(General-Equipment markings, instructions, and instructional safeguards)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex F-2(Letter symbols and graphical symbols)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex F-3(Equipment markings)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex F-4(Instructions)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex F-5(Instructional safeguards)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-1(Switches)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-2(Relays)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-3(Protective devices)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-4(Connectors)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-5(Wound components)	-	0	-
Annex G-6(Wire insulation)	-	0	-
Annex G-7(Mains power supply cords and interconnection cables)	-	0	-
Annex G-8(Varistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-9(Integrated circuit (IC) current limiters)	-	0	-
Annex G-10(Resistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-11(Capacitors and RC units)	-	0	-
Annex G-12(Optocouplers)	-	0	-
Annex G-13(Printed boards)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-14(Coatings on component terminals)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-15(Pressurized liquid filled components or LFC assemblies)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex G-16(IC that includes a capacitor discharge function (ICX))	-	0	-
Annex H-1(General- Criteria for telephone ringing signals)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex H-2(Method A)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex H-3(Method B)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex I(Overvoltage categories (see IEC 60364-4-44))	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex J-1(General-Insulated winding wires for use without interleaved insulation)	-	0	-
Annex J-2(Type tests)	-	0	-
Annex J-3(Testing during manufacturing)	-	0	-
Annex K-1(General- Safety interlocks)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex K-2(Components of the safety interlock safeguard mechanism)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex K-3(Inadvertent change of operating mode)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex K-4(Interlock safeguard override)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex K-5(Fail-safe)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex K-6(Mechanically operated safety interlocks)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex K-7(Interlock circuit isolation)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-1(General requirements)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-2(Permanently connected equipment)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-3()	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-4(Single-phase equipment)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-5(Three-phase equipment)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-6(Switches as disconnect devices)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-7(Plugs as disconnect devices)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-8(Multiple power sources)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex L-9(Compliance criteria)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-1(General requirements)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-2(Safety of batteries and their cells)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-3(Protection circuits for batteries provided within the equipment)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-4(Additional safeguards for equipment containing a secondary lithium battery)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-5(Risk of burn due to short-circuit during carrying)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-6(Safeguards against short-circuits)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-7(Risk of explosion from lead acid and NiCd batteries)	-	0	-
Annex M-8("Protection against internal ignition from external spark sources of rechargeable batteries with aqueous electrolyte")	-	0	-
Annex M-9(Preventing electrolyte spillage)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex M-10(Instructions to prevent reasonably foreseeable misuse)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex N(Electrochemical potentials (V))	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex O(Measurement of creepage distances and clearances)	-	500	10% discount BIS
Annex P-1(General-Safeguards against conductive objects)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex P-2(Safeguards against entry or consequences of entry of a foreign object)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex P-3(Safeguards against spillage of internal liquids)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex P-4(Metallized coatings and adhesives securing parts)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex Q-1(Limited power source)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex Q-2(Test for external circuits – paired conductor cable)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex R(Limited short-circuit test)	-	0	-
Annex S-1(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier materials of equipment where the steady state power does not exceed 4 000 W)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex S-2(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier integrity)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex S-3(Flammability tests for the bottom of a fire enclosure)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex S-4(Flammability classification of materials)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex S-5(Flammability test for fire enclosure materials of equipment with a steady state power exceeding 4 000 W)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex S-6(Grille covering material, cloth, and reticulated foam)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-1(General-Mechanical strength tests)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-2(Steady force test, 10 N)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-3(Steady force test, 30 N)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-4(Steady force test, 100 N)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-5(Steady force test, 250 N)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-6(Enclosure impact test)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-7(Drop test)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-8(Stress relief test)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-9(Glass impact test)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-10(Glass fragmentation test)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex T-11(Test for telescoping or rod antennas)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex U("Mechanical strength of CRTs and protection against the effects of implosion")	-	0	-
Annex V-1(Accessible parts of equipment)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex V-2(Accessible part criterion)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex W(Comparison of terms introduced in this document)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex X("Alternative method for determining clearances for insulation in circuits connected to an AC mains not exceeding 420 V peak (300 V RMS)")	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex Y-1(General- Construction requirements for outdoor enclosures)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex Y-2(Resistance to UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex Y-3(Resistance to corrosion)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex Y-4(Gaskets)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex Y-5(Protection of equipment within an outdoor enclosure)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Annex Y-6(Mechanical strength of enclosures)	-	1000	10% discount BIS
Cl-4.1(General- materials, components)	-	0	-
Cl-4.2(Energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-4.3(Protection against energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-4.4(Safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-4.5(Explosion)	-	0	-
Cl-4.6(Fixing of conductors and conductive parts)	-	0	-
Cl-4.7(Equipment for direct insertion into mains socket-outlets)	-	0	-
Cl-4.8(Equipment containing coin or button cell batteries)	-	0	-
Cl-4.9(Likelihood of fire or shock due to entry of conductive objects)	-	0	-
Cl-4.10(Components requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-5.1(General- Electrically-caused injury)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2(Classification and limits of electrical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-5.3(Protection against electrical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-5.4(Insulation materials and requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-5.5(Components as safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-5.6(Protective conductor)	-	0	-
Cl-5.7(Prospective touch voltage, touch current and protective conductor current)	-	0	-
Cl-5.8(Backfeed safeguard in battery backed up supplies)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1(General- Electrically-caused fire)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2(Classification of power sources and potential ignition sources)	-	0	-
Cl-6.3(Safeguards against fire under normal operating conditions and abnormal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Cl-6.4(Safeguards against fire under single fault conditions)	-	0	-
Cl-6.5(Internal and external wiring)	-	0	-
Cl-7.1(General- Injury caused by hazardous substances)	-	0	-
Cl-7.2(Reduction of exposure to hazardous substances)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3(Ozone exposure)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4(Use of personal safeguards or personal protective equipment (PPE)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5(Use of instructional safeguards and instructions)	-	0	-
Cl-8.1(General- Mechanically-caused injury)	-	0	-
Cl-8.2(Mechanical energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-8.3(Safeguards against mechanical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-8.4(Safeguards against parts with sharp edges and corners)	-	0	-
Cl-8.5(Safeguards against moving parts)	-	0	-
Cl-8.6(Stability of equipment)	-	0	-
Cl-8.7(Equipment mounted to a wall, ceiling or other structure)	-	0	-
Cl-8.8(Handle strength)	-	0	-
Cl-8.9(Wheels or casters attachment requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-8.10(Carts, stands, and similar carriers)	-	0	-
Cl-8.11(Mounting means for slide-rail mounted equipment (SRME))	-	0	-
Cl-9.1(General-Thermal burn injury)	-	0	-
Cl-9.2(Thermal energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-9.3(Touch temperature limits)	-	0	-
Cl-9.4(Safeguards against thermal energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-9.5(Requirements for safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-9.6(Requirements for wireless power transmitters)	-	0	-
Cl-10.1(General-Radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.2(Radiation energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-10.3(Safeguards against laser radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.4("Safeguards against optical radiation from lamps and lamp systems (including LED types)")	-	0	-
Cl-10.5(Safeguards against X-radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.6(Safeguards against acoustic energy sources)	-	0	-
Annex A(Examples of equipment within the scope of this document)	-	0	-
Annex B(General- Normal operating condition tests, abnormal operating condition tests and single fault condition tests)	-	0	-
Annex B-2(Normal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Annex B-3(Simulated abnormal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Annex B-4(Simulated single fault conditions)	-	0	-
Annex C-1(Protection of materials in equipment from UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex C-2(UV light conditioning test)	-	0	-
Annex D-1(Impulse test generators)	-	0	-
Annex D-2(Antenna interface test generator)	-	0	-
Annex D-3(Electronic pulse generator)	-	0	-
Annex E-1(Electrical energy source classification for audio signals)	-	0	-
Annex E-2(Audio signals used during test)	-	0	-
Annex E-3(Operating conditions of equipment containing an audio amplifier)	-	0	-
Annex F-1(General-Equipment markings, instructions, and instructional safeguards)	-	0	-
Annex F-2(Letter symbols and graphical symbols)	-	0	-
Annex F-3(Equipment markings)	-	0	-
Annex F-4(Instructions)	-	0	-
Annex F-5(Instructional safeguards)	-	0	-
Annex G-1(Switches)	-	0	-
Annex G-2(Relays)	-	0	-
Annex G-3(Protective devices)	-	0	-
Annex G-4(Connectors)	-	0	-
Annex G-5(Wound components)	-	0	-
Annex G-6(Wire insulation)	-	0	-
Annex G-7(Mains power supply cords and interconnection cables)	-	0	-
Annex G-8(Varistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-9(Integrated circuit (IC) current limiters)	-	0	-
Annex G-10(Resistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-11(Capacitors and RC units)	-	0	-
Annex G-12(Optocouplers)	-	0	-
Annex G-13(Printed boards)	-	0	-
Annex G-14(Coatings on component terminals)	-	0	-
Annex G-15(Pressurized liquid filled components or LFC assemblies)	-	0	-
Annex G-16(IC that includes a capacitor discharge function (ICX))	-	0	-
Annex H-1(General- Criteria for telephone ringing signals)	-	0	-
Annex H-2(Method A)	-	0	-
Annex H-3(Method B)	-	0	-
Annex I(Overvoltage categories (see IEC 60364-4-44))	-	0	-
Annex J-1(General-Insulated winding wires for use without interleaved insulation)	-	0	-
Annex J-2(Type tests)	-	0	-
Annex J-3(Testing during manufacturing)	-	0	-
Annex K-1(General- Safety interlocks)	-	0	-
Annex K-2(Components of the safety interlock safeguard mechanism)	-	0	-
Annex K-3(Inadvertent change of operating mode)	-	0	-
Annex K-4(Interlock safeguard override)	-	0	-
Annex K-5(Fail-safe)	-	0	-
Annex K-6(Mechanically operated safety interlocks)	-	0	-
Annex K-7(Interlock circuit isolation)	-	0	-
Annex L-1(General requirements)	-	0	-
Annex L-2(Permanently connected equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-3()	-	0	-
Annex L-4(Single-phase equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-5(Three-phase equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-6(Switches as disconnect devices)	-	0	-
Annex L-7(Plugs as disconnect devices)	-	0	-
Annex L-8(Multiple power sources)	-	0	-
Annex L-9(Compliance criteria)	-	0	-
Annex M-1(General requirements)	-	0	-
Annex M-2(Safety of batteries and their cells)	-	0	-
Annex M-3(Protection circuits for batteries provided within the equipment)	-	0	-
Annex M-4(Additional safeguards for equipment containing a secondary lithium battery)	-	0	-
Annex M-5(Risk of burn due to short-circuit during carrying)	-	0	-
Annex M-6(Safeguards against short-circuits)	-	0	-
Annex M-7(Risk of explosion from lead acid and NiCd batteries)	-	0	-
Annex M-8("Protection against internal ignition from external spark sources of rechargeable batteries with aqueous electrolyte")	-	0	-
Annex M-9(Preventing electrolyte spillage)	-	0	-
Annex M-10(Instructions to prevent reasonably foreseeable misuse)	-	0	-
Annex N(Electrochemical potentials (V))	-	0	-
Annex O(Measurement of creepage distances and clearances)	-	0	-
Annex P-1(General-Safeguards against conductive objects)	-	0	-
Annex P-2(Safeguards against entry or consequences of entry of a foreign object)	-	0	-
Annex P-3(Safeguards against spillage of internal liquids)	-	0	-
Annex P-4(Metallized coatings and adhesives securing parts)	-	0	-
Annex Q-1(Limited power source)	-	0	-
Annex Q-2(Test for external circuits – paired conductor cable)	-	0	-
Annex R(Limited short-circuit test)	-	0	-
Annex S-1(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier materials of equipment where the steady state power does not exceed 4 000 W)	-	0	-
Annex S-2(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier integrity)	-	0	-
Annex S-3(Flammability tests for the bottom of a fire enclosure)	-	0	-
Annex S-4(Flammability classification of materials)	-	0	-
Annex S-5(Flammability test for fire enclosure materials of equipment with a steady state power exceeding 4 000 W)	-	0	-
Annex S-6(Grille covering material, cloth, and reticulated foam)	-	0	-
Annex T-1(General-Mechanical strength tests)	-	0	-
Annex T-2(Steady force test, 10 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-3(Steady force test, 30 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-4(Steady force test, 100 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-5(Steady force test, 250 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-6(Enclosure impact test)	-	0	-
Annex T-7(Drop test)	-	0	-
Annex T-8(Stress relief test)	-	0	-
Annex T-9(Glass impact test)	-	0	-
Annex T-10(Glass fragmentation test)	-	0	-
Annex T-11(Test for telescoping or rod antennas)	-	0	-
Annex U("Mechanical strength of CRTs and protection against the effects of implosion")	-	0	-
Annex V-1(Accessible parts of equipment)	-	0	-
Annex V-2(Accessible part criterion)	-	0	-
Annex W(Comparison of terms introduced in this document)	-	0	-
Annex X("Alternative method for determining clearances for insulation in circuits connected to an AC mains not exceeding 420 V peak (300 V RMS)")	-	0	-
Annex Y-1(General- Construction requirements for outdoor enclosures)	-	0	-
Annex Y-2(Resistance to UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex Y-3(Resistance to corrosion)	-	0	-
Annex Y-4(Gaskets)	-	0	-
Annex Y-5(Protection of equipment within an outdoor enclosure)	-	0	-
Annex Y-6(Mechanical strength of enclosures)	-	0	-
Cl-4.1(General- materials, components)	-	0	-
Cl-4.2(Energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-4.3(Protection against energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-4.4(Safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-4.5(Explosion)	-	0	-
Cl-4.6(Fixing of conductors and conductive parts)	-	0	-
Cl-4.7(Equipment for direct insertion into mains socket-outlets)	-	0	-
Cl-4.8(Equipment containing coin or button cell batteries)	-	0	-
Cl-4.9(Likelihood of fire or shock due to entry of conductive objects)	-	0	-
Cl-4.10(Components requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-5.1(General- Electrically-caused injury)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2(Classification and limits of electrical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-5.3(Protection against electrical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-5.4(Insulation materials and requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-5.5(Components as safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-5.6(Protective conductor)	-	0	-
Cl-5.7(Prospective touch voltage, touch current and protective conductor current)	-	0	-
Cl-5.8(Backfeed safeguard in battery backed up supplies)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1(General- Electrically-caused fire)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2(Classification of power sources and potential ignition sources)	-	0	-
Cl-6.3(Safeguards against fire under normal operating conditions and abnormal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Cl-6.4(Safeguards against fire under single fault conditions)	-	0	-
Cl-6.5(Internal and external wiring)	-	0	-
Cl-7.1(General- Injury caused by hazardous substances)	-	0	-
Cl-7.2(Reduction of exposure to hazardous substances)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3(Ozone exposure)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4(Use of personal safeguards or personal protective equipment (PPE)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5(Use of instructional safeguards and instructions)	-	0	-
Cl-8.1(General- Mechanically-caused injury)	-	0	-
Cl-8.2(Mechanical energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-8.3(Safeguards against mechanical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-8.4(Safeguards against parts with sharp edges and corners)	-	0	-
Cl-8.5(Safeguards against moving parts)	-	0	-
Cl-8.6(Stability of equipment)	-	0	-
Cl-8.7(Equipment mounted to a wall, ceiling or other structure)	-	0	-
Cl-8.8(Handle strength)	-	0	-
Cl-8.9(Wheels or casters attachment requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-8.10(Carts, stands, and similar carriers)	-	0	-
Cl-8.11(Mounting means for slide-rail mounted equipment (SRME))	-	0	-
Cl-9.1(General-Thermal burn injury)	-	0	-
Cl-9.2(Thermal energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-9.3(Touch temperature limits)	-	0	-
Cl-9.4(Safeguards against thermal energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-9.5(Requirements for safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-9.6(Requirements for wireless power transmitters)	-	0	-
Cl-10.1(General-Radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.2(Radiation energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-10.3(Safeguards against laser radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.4("Safeguards against optical radiation from lamps and lamp systems (including LED types)")	-	0	-
Cl-10.5(Safeguards against X-radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.6(Safeguards against acoustic energy sources)	-	0	-
Annex A(Examples of equipment within the scope of this document)	-	0	-
Annex B(General- Normal operating condition tests, abnormal operating condition tests and single fault condition tests)	-	0	-
Annex B-2(Normal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Annex B-3(Simulated abnormal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Annex B-4(Simulated single fault conditions)	-	0	-
Annex C-1(Protection of materials in equipment from UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex C-2(UV light conditioning test)	-	0	-
Annex D-1(Impulse test generators)	-	0	-
Annex D-2(Antenna interface test generator)	-	0	-
Annex D-3(Electronic pulse generator)	-	0	-
Annex E-1(Electrical energy source classification for audio signals)	-	0	-
Annex E-2(Audio signals used during test)	-	0	-
Annex E-3(Operating conditions of equipment containing an audio amplifier)	-	0	-
Annex F-1(General-Equipment markings, instructions, and instructional safeguards)	-	0	-
Annex F-2(Letter symbols and graphical symbols)	-	0	-
Annex F-3(Equipment markings)	-	0	-
Annex F-4(Instructions)	-	0	-
Annex F-5(Instructional safeguards)	-	0	-
Annex G-1(Switches)	-	0	-
Annex G-2(Relays)	-	0	-
Annex G-3(Protective devices)	-	0	-
Annex G-4(Connectors)	-	0	-
Annex G-5(Wound components)	-	0	-
Annex G-6(Wire insulation)	-	0	-
Annex G-7(Mains power supply cords and interconnection cables)	-	0	-
Annex G-8(Varistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-9(Integrated circuit (IC) current limiters)	-	0	-
Annex G-10(Resistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-11(Capacitors and RC units)	-	0	-
Annex G-12(Optocouplers)	-	0	-
Annex G-13(Printed boards)	-	0	-
Annex G-14(Coatings on component terminals)	-	0	-
Annex G-15(Pressurized liquid filled components or LFC assemblies)	-	0	-
Annex G-16(IC that includes a capacitor discharge function (ICX))	-	0	-
Annex H-1(General- Criteria for telephone ringing signals)	-	0	-
Annex H-2(Method A)	-	0	-
Annex H-3(Method B)	-	0	-
Annex I(Overvoltage categories (see IEC 60364-4-44))	-	0	-
Annex J-1(General-Insulated winding wires for use without interleaved insulation)	-	0	-
Annex J-2(Type tests)	-	0	-
Annex J-3(Testing during manufacturing)	-	0	-
Annex K-1(General- Safety interlocks)	-	0	-
Annex K-2(Components of the safety interlock safeguard mechanism)	-	0	-
Annex K-3(Inadvertent change of operating mode)	-	0	-
Annex K-4(Interlock safeguard override)	-	0	-
Annex K-5(Fail-safe)	-	0	-
Annex K-6(Mechanically operated safety interlocks)	-	0	-
Annex K-7(Interlock circuit isolation)	-	0	-
Annex L-1(General requirements)	-	0	-
Annex L-2(Permanently connected equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-3()	-	0	-
Annex L-4(Single-phase equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-5(Three-phase equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-6(Switches as disconnect devices)	-	0	-
Annex L-7(Plugs as disconnect devices)	-	0	-
Annex L-8(Multiple power sources)	-	0	-
Annex L-9(Compliance criteria)	-	0	-
Annex M-1(General requirements)	-	0	-
Annex M-2(Safety of batteries and their cells)	-	0	-
Annex M-3(Protection circuits for batteries provided within the equipment)	-	0	-
Annex M-4(Additional safeguards for equipment containing a secondary lithium battery)	-	0	-
Annex M-5(Risk of burn due to short-circuit during carrying)	-	0	-
Annex M-6(Safeguards against short-circuits)	-	0	-
Annex M-7(Risk of explosion from lead acid and NiCd batteries)	-	0	-
Annex M-8("Protection against internal ignition from external spark sources of rechargeable batteries with aqueous electrolyte")	-	0	-
Annex M-9(Preventing electrolyte spillage)	-	0	-
Annex M-10(Instructions to prevent reasonably foreseeable misuse)	-	0	-
Annex N(Electrochemical potentials (V))	-	0	-
Annex O(Measurement of creepage distances and clearances)	-	0	-
Annex P-1(General-Safeguards against conductive objects)	-	0	-
Annex P-2(Safeguards against entry or consequences of entry of a foreign object)	-	0	-
Annex P-3(Safeguards against spillage of internal liquids)	-	0	-
Annex P-4(Metallized coatings and adhesives securing parts)	-	0	-
Annex Q-1(Limited power source)	-	0	-
Annex Q-2(Test for external circuits – paired conductor cable)	-	0	-
Annex R(Limited short-circuit test)	-	0	-
Annex S-1(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier materials of equipment where the steady state power does not exceed 4 000 W)	-	0	-
Annex S-2(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier integrity)	-	0	-
Annex S-3(Flammability tests for the bottom of a fire enclosure)	-	0	-
Annex S-4(Flammability classification of materials)	-	0	-
Annex S-5(Flammability test for fire enclosure materials of equipment with a steady state power exceeding 4 000 W)	-	0	-
Annex S-6(Grille covering material, cloth, and reticulated foam)	-	0	-
Annex T-1(General-Mechanical strength tests)	-	0	-
Annex T-2(Steady force test, 10 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-3(Steady force test, 30 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-4(Steady force test, 100 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-5(Steady force test, 250 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-6(Enclosure impact test)	-	0	-
Annex T-7(Drop test)	-	0	-
Annex T-8(Stress relief test)	-	0	-
Annex T-9(Glass impact test)	-	0	-
Annex T-10(Glass fragmentation test)	-	0	-
Annex T-11(Test for telescoping or rod antennas)	-	0	-
Annex U("Mechanical strength of CRTs and protection against the effects of implosion")	-	0	-
Annex V-1(Accessible parts of equipment)	-	0	-
Annex V-2(Accessible part criterion)	-	0	-
Annex W(Comparison of terms introduced in this document)	-	0	-
Annex X("Alternative method for determining clearances for insulation in circuits connected to an AC mains not exceeding 420 V peak (300 V RMS)")	-	0	-
Annex Y-1(General- Construction requirements for outdoor enclosures)	-	0	-
Annex Y-2(Resistance to UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex Y-3(Resistance to corrosion)	-	0	-
Annex Y-4(Gaskets)	-	0	-
Annex Y-5(Protection of equipment within an outdoor enclosure)	-	0	-
Annex Y-6(Mechanical strength of enclosures)	-	0	-
Cl-4.1(General- materials, components)	-	0	-
Cl-4.2(Energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-4.3(Protection against energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-4.4(Safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-4.5(Explosion)	-	0	-
Cl-4.6(Fixing of conductors and conductive parts)	-	0	-
Cl-4.7(Equipment for direct insertion into mains socket-outlets)	-	0	-
Cl-4.8(Equipment containing coin or button cell batteries)	-	0	-
Cl-4.9(Likelihood of fire or shock due to entry of conductive objects)	-	0	-
Cl-4.10(Components requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-5.1(General- Electrically-caused injury)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2(Classification and limits of electrical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-5.3(Protection against electrical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-5.4(Insulation materials and requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-5.5(Components as safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-5.6(Protective conductor)	-	0	-
Cl-5.7(Prospective touch voltage, touch current and protective conductor current)	-	0	-
Cl-5.8(Backfeed safeguard in battery backed up supplies)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1(General- Electrically-caused fire)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2(Classification of power sources and potential ignition sources)	-	0	-
Cl-6.3(Safeguards against fire under normal operating conditions and abnormal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Cl-6.4(Safeguards against fire under single fault conditions)	-	0	-
Cl-6.5(Internal and external wiring)	-	0	-
Cl-7.1(General- Injury caused by hazardous substances)	-	0	-
Cl-7.2(Reduction of exposure to hazardous substances)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3(Ozone exposure)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4(Use of personal safeguards or personal protective equipment (PPE)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5(Use of instructional safeguards and instructions)	-	0	-
Cl-8.1(General- Mechanically-caused injury)	-	0	-
Cl-8.2(Mechanical energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-8.3(Safeguards against mechanical energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-8.4(Safeguards against parts with sharp edges and corners)	-	0	-
Cl-8.5(Safeguards against moving parts)	-	0	-
Cl-8.6(Stability of equipment)	-	0	-
Cl-8.7(Equipment mounted to a wall, ceiling or other structure)	-	0	-
Cl-8.8(Handle strength)	-	0	-
Cl-8.9(Wheels or casters attachment requirements)	-	0	-
Cl-8.10(Carts, stands, and similar carriers)	-	0	-
Cl-8.11(Mounting means for slide-rail mounted equipment (SRME))	-	0	-
Cl-9.1(General-Thermal burn injury)	-	0	-
Cl-9.2(Thermal energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-9.3(Touch temperature limits)	-	0	-
Cl-9.4(Safeguards against thermal energy sources)	-	0	-
Cl-9.5(Requirements for safeguards)	-	0	-
Cl-9.6(Requirements for wireless power transmitters)	-	0	-
Cl-10.1(General-Radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.2(Radiation energy source classifications)	-	0	-
Cl-10.3(Safeguards against laser radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.4("Safeguards against optical radiation from lamps and lamp systems (including LED types)")	-	0	-
Cl-10.5(Safeguards against X-radiation)	-	0	-
Cl-10.6(Safeguards against acoustic energy sources)	-	0	-
Annex A(Examples of equipment within the scope of this document)	-	0	-
Annex B(General- Normal operating condition tests, abnormal operating condition tests and single fault condition tests)	-	0	-
Annex B-2(Normal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Annex B-3(Simulated abnormal operating conditions)	-	0	-
Annex B-4(Simulated single fault conditions)	-	0	-
Annex C-1(Protection of materials in equipment from UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex C-2(UV light conditioning test)	-	0	-
Annex D-1(Impulse test generators)	-	0	-
Annex D-2(Antenna interface test generator)	-	0	-
Annex D-3(Electronic pulse generator)	-	0	-
Annex E-1(Electrical energy source classification for audio signals)	-	0	-
Annex E-2(Audio signals used during test)	-	0	-
Annex E-3(Operating conditions of equipment containing an audio amplifier)	-	0	-
Annex F-1(General-Equipment markings, instructions, and instructional safeguards)	-	0	-
Annex F-2(Letter symbols and graphical symbols)	-	0	-
Annex F-3(Equipment markings)	-	0	-
Annex F-4(Instructions)	-	0	-
Annex F-5(Instructional safeguards)	-	0	-
Annex G-1(Switches)	-	0	-
Annex G-2(Relays)	-	0	-
Annex G-3(Protective devices)	-	0	-
Annex G-4(Connectors)	-	0	-
Annex G-5(Wound components)	-	0	-
Annex G-6(Wire insulation)	-	0	-
Annex G-7(Mains power supply cords and interconnection cables)	-	0	-
Annex G-8(Varistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-9(Integrated circuit (IC) current limiters)	-	0	-
Annex G-10(Resistors)	-	0	-
Annex G-11(Capacitors and RC units)	-	0	-
Annex G-12(Optocouplers)	-	0	-
Annex G-13(Printed boards)	-	0	-
Annex G-14(Coatings on component terminals)	-	0	-
Annex G-15(Pressurized liquid filled components or LFC assemblies)	-	0	-
Annex G-16(IC that includes a capacitor discharge function (ICX))	-	0	-
Annex H-1(General- Criteria for telephone ringing signals)	-	0	-
Annex H-2(Method A)	-	0	-
Annex H-3(Method B)	-	0	-
Annex I(Overvoltage categories (see IEC 60364-4-44))	-	0	-
Annex J-1(General-Insulated winding wires for use without interleaved insulation)	-	0	-
Annex J-2(Type tests)	-	0	-
Annex J-3(Testing during manufacturing)	-	0	-
Annex K-1(General- Safety interlocks)	-	0	-
Annex K-2(Components of the safety interlock safeguard mechanism)	-	0	-
Annex K-3(Inadvertent change of operating mode)	-	0	-
Annex K-4(Interlock safeguard override)	-	0	-
Annex K-5(Fail-safe)	-	0	-
Annex K-6(Mechanically operated safety interlocks)	-	0	-
Annex K-7(Interlock circuit isolation)	-	0	-
Annex L-1(General requirements)	-	0	-
Annex L-2(Permanently connected equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-3()	-	0	-
Annex L-4(Single-phase equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-5(Three-phase equipment)	-	0	-
Annex L-6(Switches as disconnect devices)	-	0	-
Annex L-7(Plugs as disconnect devices)	-	0	-
Annex L-8(Multiple power sources)	-	0	-
Annex L-9(Compliance criteria)	-	0	-
Annex M-1(General requirements)	-	0	-
Annex M-2(Safety of batteries and their cells)	-	0	-
Annex M-3(Protection circuits for batteries provided within the equipment)	-	0	-
Annex M-4(Additional safeguards for equipment containing a secondary lithium battery)	-	0	-
Annex M-5(Risk of burn due to short-circuit during carrying)	-	0	-
Annex M-6(Safeguards against short-circuits)	-	0	-
Annex M-7(Risk of explosion from lead acid and NiCd batteries)	-	0	-
Annex M-8("Protection against internal ignition from external spark sources of rechargeable batteries with aqueous electrolyte")	-	0	-
Annex M-9(Preventing electrolyte spillage)	-	0	-
Annex M-10(Instructions to prevent reasonably foreseeable misuse)	-	0	-
Annex N(Electrochemical potentials (V))	-	0	-
Annex O(Measurement of creepage distances and clearances)	-	0	-
Annex P-1(General-Safeguards against conductive objects)	-	0	-
Annex P-2(Safeguards against entry or consequences of entry of a foreign object)	-	0	-
Annex P-3(Safeguards against spillage of internal liquids)	-	0	-
Annex P-4(Metallized coatings and adhesives securing parts)	-	0	-
Annex Q-1(Limited power source)	-	0	-
Annex Q-2(Test for external circuits – paired conductor cable)	-	0	-
Annex R(Limited short-circuit test)	-	0	-
Annex S-1(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier materials of equipment where the steady state power does not exceed 4 000 W)	-	0	-
Annex S-2(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier integrity)	-	0	-
Annex S-3(Flammability tests for the bottom of a fire enclosure)	-	0	-
Annex S-4(Flammability classification of materials)	-	0	-
Annex S-5(Flammability test for fire enclosure materials of equipment with a steady state power exceeding 4 000 W)	-	0	-
Annex S-6(Grille covering material, cloth, and reticulated foam)	-	0	-
Annex T-1(General-Mechanical strength tests)	-	0	-
Annex T-2(Steady force test, 10 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-3(Steady force test, 30 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-4(Steady force test, 100 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-5(Steady force test, 250 N)	-	0	-
Annex T-6(Enclosure impact test)	-	0	-
Annex T-7(Drop test)	-	0	-
Annex T-8(Stress relief test)	-	0	-
Annex T-9(Glass impact test)	-	0	-
Annex T-10(Glass fragmentation test)	-	0	-
Annex T-11(Test for telescoping or rod antennas)	-	0	-
Annex U("Mechanical strength of CRTs and protection against the effects of implosion")	-	0	-
Annex V-1(Accessible parts of equipment)	-	0	-
Annex V-2(Accessible part criterion)	-	0	-
Annex W(Comparison of terms introduced in this document)	-	0	-
Annex X("Alternative method for determining clearances for insulation in circuits connected to an AC mains not exceeding 420 V peak (300 V RMS)")	-	0	-
Annex Y-1(General- Construction requirements for outdoor enclosures)	-	0	-
Annex Y-2(Resistance to UV radiation)	-	0	-
Annex Y-3(Resistance to corrosion)	-	0	-
Annex Y-4(Gaskets)	-	0	-
Annex Y-5(Protection of equipment within an outdoor enclosure)	-	0	-
Annex Y-6(Mechanical strength of enclosures)	-	0	-
Cl-4.1(General- materials, components)	-	-	-
Cl-4.2(Energy source classifications)	-	-	-
Cl-4.3(Protection against energy sources)	-	-	-
Cl-4.4(Safeguards)	-	-	-
Cl-4.5(Explosion)	-	-	-
Cl-4.6(Fixing of conductors and conductive parts)	-	-	-
Cl-4.7(Equipment for direct insertion into mains socket-outlets)	-	-	-
Cl-4.8(Equipment containing coin or button cell batteries)	-	-	-
Cl-4.9(Likelihood of fire or shock due to entry of conductive objects)	-	-	-
Cl-4.10(Components requirements)	-	-	-
Cl-5.1(General- Electrically-caused injury)	-	-	-
Cl-5.2(Classification and limits of electrical energy sources)	-	-	-
Cl-5.3(Protection against electrical energy sources)	-	-	-
Cl-5.4(Insulation materials and requirements)	-	-	-
Cl-5.5(Components as safeguards)	-	-	-
Cl-5.6(Protective conductor)	-	-	-
Cl-5.7(Prospective touch voltage, touch current and protective conductor current)	-	-	-
Cl-5.8(Backfeed safeguard in battery backed up supplies)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1(General- Electrically-caused fire)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2(Classification of power sources and potential ignition sources)	-	-	-
Cl-6.3(Safeguards against fire under normal operating conditions and abnormal operating conditions)	-	-	-
Cl-6.4(Safeguards against fire under single fault conditions)	-	-	-
Cl-6.5(Internal and external wiring)	-	-	-
Cl-7.1(General- Injury caused by hazardous substances)	-	-	-
Cl-7.2(Reduction of exposure to hazardous substances)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3(Ozone exposure)	-	-	-
Cl-7.4(Use of personal safeguards or personal protective equipment (PPE)	-	-	-
Cl-7.5(Use of instructional safeguards and instructions)	-	-	-
Cl-8.1(General- Mechanically-caused injury)	-	-	-
Cl-8.2(Mechanical energy source classifications)	-	-	-
Cl-8.3(Safeguards against mechanical energy sources)	-	-	-
Cl-8.4(Safeguards against parts with sharp edges and corners)	-	-	-
Cl-8.5(Safeguards against moving parts)	-	-	-
Cl-8.6(Stability of equipment)	-	-	-
Cl-8.7(Equipment mounted to a wall, ceiling or other structure)	-	-	-
Cl-8.8(Handle strength)	-	-	-
Cl-8.9(Wheels or casters attachment requirements)	-	-	-
Cl-8.10(Carts, stands, and similar carriers)	-	-	-
Cl-8.11(Mounting means for slide-rail mounted equipment (SRME))	-	-	-
Cl-9.1(General-Thermal burn injury)	-	-	-
Cl-9.2(Thermal energy source classifications)	-	-	-
Cl-9.3(Touch temperature limits)	-	-	-
Cl-9.4(Safeguards against thermal energy sources)	-	-	-
Cl-9.5(Requirements for safeguards)	-	-	-
Cl-9.6(Requirements for wireless power transmitters)	-	-	-
Cl-10.1(General-Radiation)	-	-	-
Cl-10.2(Radiation energy source classifications)	-	-	-
Cl-10.3(Safeguards against laser radiation)	-	-	-
Cl-10.4("Safeguards against optical radiation from lamps and lamp systems (including LED types)")	-	-	-
Cl-10.5(Safeguards against X-radiation)	-	-	-
Cl-10.6(Safeguards against acoustic energy sources)	-	-	-
Annex A(Examples of equipment within the scope of this document)	-	-	-
Annex B(General- Normal operating condition tests, abnormal operating condition tests and single fault condition tests)	-	-	-
Annex B-2(Normal operating conditions)	-	-	-
Annex B-3(Simulated abnormal operating conditions)	-	-	-
Annex B-4(Simulated single fault conditions)	-	-	-
Annex C-1(Protection of materials in equipment from UV radiation)	-	-	-
Annex C-2(UV light conditioning test)	-	-	-
Annex D-1(Impulse test generators)	-	-	-
Annex D-2(Antenna interface test generator)	-	-	-
Annex D-3(Electronic pulse generator)	-	-	-
Annex E-1(Electrical energy source classification for audio signals)	-	-	-
Annex E-2(Audio signals used during test)	-	-	-
Annex E-3(Operating conditions of equipment containing an audio amplifier)	-	-	-
Annex F-1(General-Equipment markings, instructions, and instructional safeguards)	-	-	-
Annex F-2(Letter symbols and graphical symbols)	-	-	-
Annex F-3(Equipment markings)	-	-	-
Annex F-4(Instructions)	-	-	-
Annex F-5(Instructional safeguards)	-	-	-
Annex G-1(Switches)	-	-	-
Annex G-2(Relays)	-	-	-
Annex G-3(Protective devices)	-	-	-
Annex G-4(Connectors)	-	-	-
Annex G-5(Wound components)	-	-	-
Annex G-6(Wire insulation)	-	-	-
Annex G-7(Mains power supply cords and interconnection cables)	-	-	-
Annex G-8(Varistors)	-	-	-
Annex G-9(Integrated circuit (IC) current limiters)	-	-	-
Annex G-10(Resistors)	-	-	-
Annex G-11(Capacitors and RC units)	-	-	-
Annex G-12(Optocouplers)	-	-	-
Annex G-13(Printed boards)	-	-	-
Annex G-14(Coatings on component terminals)	-	-	-
Annex G-15(Pressurized liquid filled components or LFC assemblies)	-	-	-
Annex G-16(IC that includes a capacitor discharge function (ICX))	-	-	-
Annex H-1(General- Criteria for telephone ringing signals)	-	-	-
Annex H-2(Method A)	-	-	-
Annex H-3(Method B)	-	-	-
Annex I(Overvoltage categories (see IEC 60364-4-44))	-	-	-
Annex J-1(General-Insulated winding wires for use without interleaved insulation)	-	-	-
Annex J-2(Type tests)	-	-	-
Annex J-3(Testing during manufacturing)	-	-	-
Annex K-1(General- Safety interlocks)	-	-	-
Annex K-2(Components of the safety interlock safeguard mechanism)	-	-	-
Annex K-3(Inadvertent change of operating mode)	-	-	-
Annex K-4(Interlock safeguard override)	-	-	-
Annex K-5(Fail-safe)	-	-	-
Annex K-6(Mechanically operated safety interlocks)	-	-	-
Annex K-7(Interlock circuit isolation)	-	-	-
Annex L-1(General requirements)	-	-	-
Annex L-2(Permanently connected equipment)	-	-	-
Annex L-3()	-	-	-
Annex L-4(Single-phase equipment)	-	-	-
Annex L-5(Three-phase equipment)	-	-	-
Annex L-6(Switches as disconnect devices)	-	-	-
Annex L-7(Plugs as disconnect devices)	-	-	-
Annex L-8(Multiple power sources)	-	-	-
Annex L-9(Compliance criteria)	-	-	-
Annex M-1(General requirements)	-	-	-
Annex M-2(Safety of batteries and their cells)	-	-	-
Annex M-3(Protection circuits for batteries provided within the equipment)	-	-	-
Annex M-4(Additional safeguards for equipment containing a secondary lithium battery)	-	-	-
Annex M-5(Risk of burn due to short-circuit during carrying)	-	-	-
Annex M-6(Safeguards against short-circuits)	-	-	-
Annex M-7(Risk of explosion from lead acid and NiCd batteries)	-	-	-
Annex M-8("Protection against internal ignition from external spark sources of rechargeable batteries with aqueous electrolyte")	-	-	-
Annex M-9(Preventing electrolyte spillage)	-	-	-
Annex M-10(Instructions to prevent reasonably foreseeable misuse)	-	-	-
Annex N(Electrochemical potentials (V))	-	-	-
Annex O(Measurement of creepage distances and clearances)	-	-	-
Annex P-1(General-Safeguards against conductive objects)	-	-	-
Annex P-2(Safeguards against entry or consequences of entry of a foreign object)	-	-	-
Annex P-3(Safeguards against spillage of internal liquids)	-	-	-
Annex P-4(Metallized coatings and adhesives securing parts)	-	-	-
Annex Q-1(Limited power source)	-	-	-
Annex Q-2(Test for external circuits – paired conductor cable)	-	-	-
Annex R(Limited short-circuit test)	-	-	-
Annex S-1(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier materials of equipment where the steady state power does not exceed 4 000 W)	-	-	-
Annex S-2(Flammability test for fire enclosure and fire barrier integrity)	-	-	-
Annex S-3(Flammability tests for the bottom of a fire enclosure)	-	-	-
Annex S-4(Flammability classification of materials)	-	-	-
Annex S-5(Flammability test for fire enclosure materials of equipment with a steady state power exceeding 4 000 W)	-	-	-
Annex S-6(Grille covering material, cloth, and reticulated foam)	-	-	-
Annex T-1(General-Mechanical strength tests)	-	-	-
Annex T-2(Steady force test, 10 N)	-	-	-
Annex T-3(Steady force test, 30 N)	-	-	-
Annex T-4(Steady force test, 100 N)	-	-	-
Annex T-5(Steady force test, 250 N)	-	-	-
Annex T-6(Enclosure impact test)	-	-	-
Annex T-7(Drop test)	-	-	-
Annex T-8(Stress relief test)	-	-	-
Annex T-9(Glass impact test)	-	-	-
Annex T-10(Glass fragmentation test)	-	-	-
Annex T-11(Test for telescoping or rod antennas)	-	-	-
Annex U("Mechanical strength of CRTs and protection against the effects of implosion")	-	-	-
Annex V-1(Accessible parts of equipment)	-	-	-
Annex V-2(Accessible part criterion)	-	-	-
Annex W(Comparison of terms introduced in this document)	-	-	-
Annex X("Alternative method for determining clearances for insulation in circuits connected to an AC mains not exceeding 420 V peak (300 V RMS)")	-	-	-
Annex Y-1(General- Construction requirements for outdoor enclosures)	-	-	-
Annex Y-2(Resistance to UV radiation)	-	-	-
Annex Y-3(Resistance to corrosion)	-	-	-
Annex Y-4(Gaskets)	-	-	-
Annex Y-5(Protection of equipment within an outdoor enclosure)	-	-	-
Annex Y-6(Mechanical strength of enclosures)	-	-	-

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Included w.e.f 18.11.2025 Exclusion: Annex U ("Mechanical strength of CRTs and protection against the effects of implosion"), Cl-10.2 (Radiation energy source classifications),Cl-10.3 (Safeguards against laser radiation),Cl-10.4 ("Safeguards against optical radiation from lamps and lamp systems (including LED types)") ,Cl-10.5 (Safeguards against X-radiation),Cl-10.6 (Safeguards against acoustic energy sources),Annex C-1 (Protection of materials in equipment from UV radiation),Annex C-2 (UV light conditioning test),Annex D-2 (Antenna interface test generator),Annex D-3 (Electronic pulse generator),Annex R (Limited short-circuit test),,Annex Y-2 (Resistance to UV radiation),Cl-10.1 (General-Radiation),Annex M-7 (Risk of explosion from lead acid and NiCd batteries),Annex M-8 ("Protection against internal ignition from external spark sources of rechargeable batteries with aqueous electrolyte")

IS 869 (2020)

Specification for Ethylene Dichloride ( Third Revision )

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1(Description)	-	1000	-
3.1.1(Solubility)	-	2000	-
4.1()	-	1000	-
4.2(Marking)	-	1000	-
3.2 Table -1, Sl no. 1(Relative density at 15°C/15°C, Annex A2)	-	2000	-
3.2 Table -1, Sl no. 2(1,2 Dichloroethane (EDC), weight percent, ASTM D 6806)	-	8000	-
3.2 Table -1, Sl no. 3(Residue on evaporation, percent by mass, Annex A3)	-	2000	-
3.2 Table -1, Sl no. 4(Acidity (as HCl), percent by mass, Annex A4)	-	2000	-
3.2 Table -1, Sl no. 5(Colour, Annex A6)	-	2500	-
3.2 Table -1, Sl no. 6(Moisture content, percent by mass, Annex A5)	-	2500	-

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IS 2833 (2019)

Aniline, technical - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl.2.1(Description)	-	500	-
Cl.2.2.1(Relative Density at 27/27 0C)	-	500	-
Cl.2.2.2(Crystallizing Point)	-	500	-
Cl.2.2.3(Distillation Range)	-	1000	-
Cl.2.2.4(Assay, percent by Nitrite value)	-	1000	-
Cl.2.2.4(Assay, percent by GC)	-	3000	-
Cl.2.2.5(Nitrobenzene content by GC, ppm)	-	3000	-
Cl.2.2.6(Moisture content, percent by mass)	-	1000	-

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IS 8058 (2018)

Pyridine - Specification (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - xi(Colour, HU (Pt-Co scale) - IS 8768)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - x(Moisture content - Annex L)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - ix(Sulphates (as SO4) - Annex K)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - viii(Oxidizable substances - Annex J)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - vii(Copper (as Cu) - Annex H)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - vi(Chlorides (as Cl) - Annex G)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - v(Ammonium compounds (as NH4) - Annex E)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - iv(Residue on evaporation - Annex D)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - iii(Boiling range at 760 mm Hg - Annex C)	-	1000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - ii(Pyridine content - Annex B)	-	2000	-
4.4 - Table 1 - Sl No - i(Relative density at 250C/250C - Annex A)	-	500	-
4.3(Identity and Purity - (Annex B))	-	2000	-
4.2(Solubility)	-	500	-
4.1(Description)	-	500	-

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IS 11557 (1986)

Specification for 2 - Naphthylamine - 3 : 6 : 8 - Trisulphonic acid, technical

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
2.1(Description)	-	1000	-
2.2-Table 1-(i)(Matter insoluble in dilute sodium carbonate)	-	1000	-
2.2-Table 1-(ii)(Assay ( on dry basis ), percent by mass)	-	1000	-
2.2-Table 1-(iii)(Amide G. acid, percent by masss)	-	5000	-
3.1(Packing)	-	2000	-
3.2(Marking)	-	2000	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 10931 (2023)

Lauric Acid - Specification (first revision of IS 10931)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(Description)	-	500	-
4.2 Table 1 (i)(Moisture)	-	500	-
4.2 Table 1 (ii)(Saponification value)	-	1000	-
4.2 Table 1 (iii)(Acid value differ from Saponification value)	-	1000	-
4.2 Table 1 (iv)(Iodine value)	-	1000	-
4.2 Table 1 (v)(Unsaponifiable matter)	-	1000	-
4.2 Table 1 (vi)(Titre)	-	1000	-
4.2 Table 1 (vii)(Colour, 51/4 inch cell, Y + 5R)	-	1000	-
4.3 Table 2 (i)(C8:0 + C10 : 0)	-	4500	-
4.3 Table 2 (ii)(C12 : 0)	-	0	-
4.3 Table 2 (i)(C14 : 0 + C16 : 0)	-	0	-
4.3 Table 3 (i)(C8 : 0 + C10 : 0)	-	0	-
4.3 Table 3 (ii)(C12 : 0)	-	0	-
4.3 Table 3 (iii)(C14 : 0)	-	0	-
4.3 Table 2 (iv)(C16 : 0)	-	0	-
4.3 Table 2 (v)(Others)	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 12069 (2023)

Coconut Fatty Acids - Specification (first revision of IS 12069)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(Description)	-	500	-
4.2(Description)	-	500	-
4.3 Table 1 (i)(Moisture)	-	500	-
4.3 Table 1 (ii)(Saponification value)	-	1000	-
4.3 Table 1 (iii)(Acid value differ from Saponification value)	-	1000	-
4.3 Table 1 (iv)(Iodine value)	-	1000	-
4.3 Table 1 (v)(Mineral acidity)	-	1000	-
4.3 Table 1 (vi)(Ash,)	-	500	-
4.3 Table 1 (vii)(Unsaponifiable matter)	-	500	-
4.3 Table 1 (viii)(Titre,)	-	1000	-
4.3 Table 1 (ix)(Flash point)	-	1000	-
4.4 Table 2 (i)(C6 : 0)	-	4500	-
4.4 Table 2 (ii)(C8 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4 Table 2 (iii)(C10 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4 Table 2 (iv)(C12 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (v)(C14 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (vi)(C16 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (vii)(C16 :1)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (viii)(C17 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (ix)(C17 : 1)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (x)(C18 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xi)(C18 : 1)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xii)(C18 : 2)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xiii)(C18 : 3)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xiv)(C20 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xv)(C20 : 1)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xvi)(C20 : 2)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xvii)(C22 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xviii)(C22 : 1)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xix)(C22 : 2)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xx)(C24 : 0)	-	0	-
4.4Table 2 (xxi)(C24 : 1)	-	0	-
4.3 Table 1 (ix)(Colour,)	-	1000	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 12361 (2023)

Partially Hydrogenated Rice Bran Fatty Acids - Specification (first revision of IS 12361)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.2(Description)	-	300	-
3.3 Table 1 (i)(Moisture)	-	1000	-
3.3 Table 1 (ii)(Saponification value)	-	1200	-
3.3 Table 1 (iii)(Acid value shall not differfrom saponification value)	-	1500	-
3.3 Table 1 (iv)(Iodine Value)	-	1500	-
3.3 Table 1 (v)(Mineral Acidity)	-	1500	-
3.3 Table 1 (vi)(Ash)	-	1500	-
3.3 Table 1 (vii)(Unsaponifiable matter)	-	1500	-
3.3 Table 1 (viii)(Titre)	-	1500	-
3.3 Table 1 (ix)(Colour in a 1-in cell on the Lovibond scale expressed as Y + 5R)	-	1500	-

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 5405 (2025)

Disposable Sanitary Napkin/Panty Liner/Maternity Pad/Period Panty - Specification ( Third Revision )

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1(Cover/Top sheet)	-	500	-
3.2(Absorbent core)	-	500	-
3.3(Barrier or bottom sheet)	-	500	-
4.1(Types)	-	250	-
4.2(shapes)	-	250	-
5(Sizes)	-	250	-
Cl. 5 Table-1(Type)	-	250	-
Cl. 5 Table-1(Size class)	-	250	-
Cl. 5 Table-1(Length (Absorbent core only))	-	250	-
Cl. 5 Table-1(Width (Absorbent core only))	-	250	-
6.1(Manufacture, workmanship and finish)	-	500	-
6.2(Manufacture, workmanship and finish)	-	0	-
7.1(pH Test)	-	500	-
7.2("Ability to Withstand Pressure after Absorption: Liquid Absorption ml, Min")	-	1500	-
7.3.1(Bacterial and Fungal Bioburden)	-	2500	-
7.3.2(Staphylococcus aureus)	-	1000	-
7.4(Biocompatibility evaluation - Cytotoxicity (IS/ISO 10993 P-5))	-	0	Exclusion
7.4(Biocompatibility evaluation - Irritation (IS 17932 P-7))	-	0	Exclusion
7.4(Biocompatibility evaluation - skin Sensitization (Optional) (IS 17932 P-6))	-	0	Exclusion
Cl 7.5(Phthalate test- Combination)	-	1500	-
7.6(Compostability (Optional) (IS/ISO 17088))	-	0	Exclusion (Optional)
7.7(Anti bacterial activity value (Optional) (IS/ISO 20743))	-	0	Exclusion
3.1(Cover/Top Sheet (non sterile gauze))	-	0	-
3.1(Cover/Top Sheet (sterile gauze))	-	0	Repeated
5(Size)	-	0	Repeated
Cl 7.5(Phthalate test- Di-iso-butyl phthalate (DIBP))	-	0	-
Cl 7.5(Phthalate Test- Di-n-butyl phthalate (DBP))	-	0	-
Cl 7.5(Phthalate Test- Benzylbutyl Phthalate (BBP))	-	0	-
Cl 7.5(Phthalate Test- Bis-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP))	-	0	-
Cl 7.5(Phthalate Test- Di-n-octyl phthalate (DNOP))	-	0	-
Cl 7.5(Phthalate Test- Di-iso-nonylphthalate (DINP))	-	0	-
Cl 7.5(Phthalate Test- Di-iso-decyl phthalate (DIDP))	-	0	-

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IS 14625 (2015)

Plastics Feeding Bottles ( First Revision )

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 5.1(Physical Requirements)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.3(Wall Thickness)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.4(Capacity)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.2(Transparecy)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.3(Leakage Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.4(Drop Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.5(Ageing Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.6(Compressive Deformation Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.7(Product Resistance of Printed Containers)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.3(Wall Thickness)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.4(Capacity)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.2(Transparecy)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.3(Leakage Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.4(Drop Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.5(Ageing Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.6(Compressive Deformation Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.7(Product Resistance of Printed Containers)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1(Physical Requirements)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.3(Wall Thickness)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.4(Capacity)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.2(Transparecy)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.3(Leakage Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.4(Drop Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.5(Ageing Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.6(Compressive Deformation Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.7(Product Resistance of Printed Containers)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Antimony)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Arsenic)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Chromium)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Mercury)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Cadmium)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Lead)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Barium)	-	200	Ok
Sl. No. i), Table 1, Cl.5.2.1.7(Migration of certain elements - Selenium)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.4.2 (a)(Test for permanency of Pigment)	-	200	Ok
5.3.8 a)(Migration Test a) Distilled water at 40±2° hrs)	-	200	Ok
5.3.8 b)(Migration Test b) n-Haptane at 38±1° C for 30 min)	-	200	Ok
4.1(Material Identification, Bisphenol A,)	-	200	Ok
4.2(Rubber Teats for Feeding bottle shall conform to IS 3565 (Workmanship and Finish, Acetone Extract, Free sulphur in Acetone Extract, Change in Physical property, Properties of Water Extract, pH of the Water Extract, Tension Set ))	-	200	Ok
5.1.1(Description, Design, shape & dimensions)	-	200	Ok
5.1.2(Manufacture, workmanship finish & appearance)	-	200	Ok
5.3.1(Environmental Stress Crack Resistance,)	-	200	Ok
Clause 5.3.1(Environmental Stress crack resistance)	-	200	Ok
Clause 5.1.4.2(Capacity Scale)	-	200	Ok
Clause 5.1.2.2(Workmanship.Finish and Appearance)	-	200	Ok
Clause 5.1.1 (Description)	-	200	Ok
Clause 4.2 (Teats)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.7(Product Resistance of Printed Containers)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.6(Compressive Deformation Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.5(Ageing Resistance)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.4(Drop Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.3(Leakage Test)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.2(Transparecy)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.4(Capacity)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.3(Wall Thickness at Top, Middle & Bottom ( Take every position 4 measurment and average will be reported))	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1(Physical Requirements)	-	200	Ok
"IS 14625:2015 RA2020 Sub-clause 4.0 "(Material Identification)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1(Physical Requirements)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.3(Wall Thickness)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.1.4(Capacity)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.2(Transparecy)	-	200	Ok
Cl 5.3.3(Leakage Test)	-	200	-
Cl 5.3.4(Drop Test)	-	200	-
Cl 5.3.5(Ageing Resistance)	-	200	-
Cl 5.3.6(Compressive Deformation Resistance)	-	200	-
Cl 5.3.7(Product Resistance of Printed Containers)	-	200	-
"IS 14625:2015 RA2020 Sub-clause 4.0 "(Material Identification)	-	200	-
Cl.5.2.1.7, Table-1(i)(Migration of certain elements, Reqiurement as per table 1, Arsenic)	-	200	-
Cl.5.2.1.7, Table-1(ii)(Migration of certain elements, Reqiurement as per table 1, Chromium)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.2.1.7, Table-1(iii)(Migration of certain elements, Reqiurement as per table 1, Mercury)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.2.1.7, Table-1(iv)(Migration of certain elements, Reqiurement as per table 1, Cadmium)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.2.1.7, Table-1(v)(Migration of certain elements, Reqiurement as per table 1, Lead)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.2.1.7, Table-1(vi)(Migration of certain elements, Reqiurement as per table 1, Barium)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.2.1.7, Table-1(vii)(Migration of certain elements, Reqiurement as per table 1, Selenium)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.8(Migration test a)Distilled water)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.8(Migration test a)n-Heptane)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(i)(Specific migration , Barium)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(ii)(Specific migration , Cobalt)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(iii)(Specific migration , Copper)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(iv)(Specific migration , Iron)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(v)(Specific migration , Lithium)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(vi)(Specific migration , Manganese)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(vii)(Specific migration , Zinc)	-	200	Ok
Cl.5.3.9.2, Table-3(viii)(Specific migration , Antimony)	-	200	Ok

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IS 2925 (1984)

Specification for industrial safety helmets (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1(Shell)	-	0	-
3.2(Harness)	-	200	-
3.3(Metal Parts)	-	200	-
4.1(Sizes)	-	200	-
5.1(Shell)	-	800	-
5.2(Harness)	-	300	-
5.3(Chin Strap or Nape Strap)	-	300	-
5.4(Lamp Bracket)	-	500	-
5.5(Cable Clip)	-	300	-
6.1(Workmanship & Finish)	-	300	-
7.1(Mass)	-	200	-
8.1(Shock Absorption Resistance)	-	2000	-
8.2(Penetration Resistance)	-	600	-
8.3(Flamability Resistance)	-	1200	-
8.4(Electrical Resistance)	-	1200	-
8.5(Water Absorption)	-	600	-
8.6(Heat Resistance)	-	1200	-

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IS 17682 (2021)

ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANEL SPECIFICATION

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause 5.1(Polymer Granules)	-	3000	-
Clause 5.2(Aluminium Alloy Sheets)	-	0	-
Clause 5.4(Surface Coating)	-	0	-
Clause 6(DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCE)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(i)"(Density of core, g/cm)	-	1000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(ii)"(Tensile strength,)	-	1500	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iii)"(Yield strength)	-	1500	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iv)"(Elongation)	-	1500	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(v)"(Peel strength, N/10 mm width, Min)	-	5000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(i)"(Coating type)	-	1000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(ii)"(Coating thickness)	-	1500	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iii)"(Adhesion (cross hatch))	-	10000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iv)"(Pencil hardness, Min)	-	2000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(v)"(Gloss)	-	2000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vi)"(Weatherometer test (for 4 000 h))	-	160000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vii)"(Chemical resistance)	-	5000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(i)"(Limiting oxygen index (LOI), Min)	-	10000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(ii)"(Smoke density rating, percent, Max)	-	10000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iii)"(Ignitability)	-	10000	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iv)"(Flame spread)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(v)"(Non-combustibility (see Note))	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(vi)"(Oxygen bomb calorimeter)	-	5000	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(i)"(Sound transmission class (STC), dB, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(ii)"(Sound absorption coefficient, percent, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iii)"(Coefficient of linear thermal expansion, °C–1 , Max)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iv)"(Thermal Conductivity (W/m2 K), Max)	-	0	-
Clause 5.1(Polymer Granules)	-	0	-
Clause 5.2(Aluminium Alloy Sheets)	-	0	-
Clause 5.4(Surface Coating)	-	0	-
Clause 6(DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCE)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(i)"(Density of core, g/cm)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(ii)"(Tensile strength,)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iii)"(Yield strength)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iv)"(Elongation)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(v)"(Peel strength, N/10 mm width, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(i)"(Coating type)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(ii)"(Coating thickness)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iii)"(Adhesion (cross hatch))	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iv)"(Pencil hardness, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(v)"(Gloss)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vi)"(Weatherometer test (for 4 000 h))	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vii)"(Chemical resistance)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(i)"(Limiting oxygen index (LOI), Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(ii)"(Smoke density rating, percent, Max)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iii)"(Ignitability)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iv)"(Flame spread)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(v)"(Non-combustibility (see Note))	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(vi)"(Oxygen bomb calorimeter)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(i)"(Sound transmission class (STC), dB, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(ii)"(Sound absorption coefficient, percent, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iii)"(Coefficient of linear thermal expansion, °C–1 , Max)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iv)"(Thermal Conductivity (W/m2 K), Max)	-	0	-
Clause 5.1(Polymer Granules)	-	0	-
Clause 5.2(Aluminium Alloy Sheets)	-	0	-
Clause 5.4(Surface Coating)	-	0	-
Clause 6.1(Normal dimensions)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(i)"(Density of core, g/cm)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(ii)"(Tensile strength,)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iii)"(Yield strength)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iv)"(Elongation)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(v)"(Peel strength, N/10 mm width, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(i)"(Coating type)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(ii)"(Coating thickness)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iii)"(Adhesion (cross hatch))	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iv)"(Pencil hardness, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(v)"(Gloss)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vi)"(Weatherometer test (for 4 000 h))	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vii)"(Chemical resistance)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(i)"(Limiting oxygen index (LOI), Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(ii)"(Smoke density rating, percent, Max)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iii)"(Ignitability)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iv)"(Flame spread)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(v)"(Non-combustibility (see Note))	-	0	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(vi)"(Oxygen bomb calorimeter)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(i)"(Sound transmission class (STC), dB, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(ii)"(Sound absorption coefficient, percent, Min)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iii)"(Coefficient of linear thermal expansion, °C–1 , Max)	-	0	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iv)"(Thermal Conductivity (W/m2 K), Max)	-	0	-
Clause 5.1(Polymer Granules)	-	-	-
Clause 5.2(Aluminium Alloy Sheets)	-	-	-
Clause 5.4(Surface Coating)	-	-	-
Clause 6(DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCE)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(i)"(Density of core, g/cm)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(ii)"(Tensile strength,)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iii)"(Yield strength)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iv)"(Elongation)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(v)"(Peel strength, N/10 mm width, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(i)"(Coating type)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(ii)"(Coating thickness)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iii)"(Adhesion (cross hatch))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iv)"(Pencil hardness, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(v)"(Gloss)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vi)"(Weatherometer test (for 4 000 h))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vii)"(Chemical resistance)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(i)"(Limiting oxygen index (LOI), Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(ii)"(Smoke density rating, percent, Max)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iii)"(Ignitability)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iv)"(Flame spread)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(v)"(Non-combustibility (see Note))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(vi)"(Oxygen bomb calorimeter)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(i)"(Sound transmission class (STC), dB, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(ii)"(Sound absorption coefficient, percent, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iii)"(Coefficient of linear thermal expansion, °C–1 , Max)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iv)"(Thermal Conductivity (W/m2 K), Max)	-	-	-
Clause 5.1(Polymer Granules)	-	-	-
Clause 5.2(Aluminium Alloy Sheets)	-	-	-
Clause 5.4(Surface Coating)	-	-	-
Clause 6(DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCE)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(i)"(Density of core, g/cm)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(ii)"(Tensile strength,)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iii)"(Yield strength)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iv)"(Elongation)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(v)"(Peel strength, N/10 mm width, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(i)"(Coating type)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(ii)"(Coating thickness)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iii)"(Adhesion (cross hatch))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iv)"(Pencil hardness, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(v)"(Gloss)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vi)"(Weatherometer test (for 4 000 h))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vii)"(Chemical resistance)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(i)"(Limiting oxygen index (LOI), Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(ii)"(Smoke density rating, percent, Max)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iii)"(Ignitability)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iv)"(Flame spread)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(v)"(Non-combustibility (see Note))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(vi)"(Oxygen bomb calorimeter)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(i)"(Sound transmission class (STC), dB, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(ii)"(Sound absorption coefficient, percent, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iii)"(Coefficient of linear thermal expansion, °C–1 , Max)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iv)"(Thermal Conductivity (W/m2 K), Max)	-	-	-
Clause 5.1(Polymer Granules)	-	-	-
Clause 5.2(Aluminium Alloy Sheets)	-	-	-
Clause 5.4(Surface Coating)	-	-	-
Clause 6.1(Normal dimensions)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(i)"(Density of core, g/cm)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(ii)"(Tensile strength,)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iii)"(Yield strength)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(iv)"(Elongation)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 2(v)"(Peel strength, N/10 mm width, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(i)"(Coating type)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(ii)"(Coating thickness)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iii)"(Adhesion (cross hatch))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(iv)"(Pencil hardness, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(v)"(Gloss)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vi)"(Weatherometer test (for 4 000 h))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 3(vii)"(Chemical resistance)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(i)"(Limiting oxygen index (LOI), Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(ii)"(Smoke density rating, percent, Max)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iii)"(Ignitability)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(iv)"(Flame spread)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(v)"(Non-combustibility (see Note))	-	-	-
"Clause 7.1 Table 4(vi)"(Oxygen bomb calorimeter)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(i)"(Sound transmission class (STC), dB, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(ii)"(Sound absorption coefficient, percent, Min)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iii)"(Coefficient of linear thermal expansion, °C–1 , Max)	-	-	-
"Clause 7.2 Table 5(iv)"(Thermal Conductivity (W/m2 K), Max)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2(Thickness)	-	-	-
Cl-6.3(Tolerances)	-	-	-
Cl-5.3(Adhesive)	-	-	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f.26.06.2025

IS 11652 (2017)

Textiles – High density polyethylene (HDPE)/ polypropylene (PP) woven sacks for packaging of 50 kg cement – Specification (third revision)

28250 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.2 (width of tape, 2.5 mm ± 0.1 mm)	-	250	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. ii (Ends per dm - Annex B 40 ± 2 )	-	250	-
Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. iii (Picks per dm-Annex B 40 ± 2 )	-	250	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B c) Width of gusset (e) 76 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B d) Width of valve (v) 100, + 10/-5 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B b) Width of sack (w) 480 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1, Table 1 (i) Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B a) Length of sack, inside (l), 710 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
4.5(and the remaining overhang shall not be more than 5 mm after trimming.)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material )	-	2000	-
4.2 (Fabric)	-	0	-
4.2 (Linear Density, 900 denier)	-	1000	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of mesh, 10 × 10 per inch)	-	250	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of weight, 79 g/m2 )	-	500	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: a) ± 10 percent on individual value, and )	-	500	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: b) ± 5 percent on average. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	1000	-
4.4(Seam )	-	1000	-
4.4(Seam )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other by minimum 5 mm and )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The outer stitch shall be minimum 8 mm from the outer edge of the sacks. )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to)	-	0	-
4.4(to a depth of minimum 25 mm, so that so that)	-	250	-
4.4(that the stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric.)	-	250	-
4.4(The number of stitches/dm shall be 14 ± 2.)	-	250	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(The material used for stitching shall be HDPE/PP tape having minimum 20 percent higher denier than the tapes used in the fabric.)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	1000	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.6(Capacity The sack shall have the nominal filling capacity of 50 kg)	-	250	-
4.7(Valve for Filling of Sacks)	-	250	-
4.7(There shall be a double fold at the top seam and)	-	0	-
4.7(and then stitching shall be done through six layers.)	-	0	-
4.7(The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and)	-	0	-
4.7(and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) Non-gusseted type 70 + 6%)	-	500	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) gusseted type 71 + 6%)	-	0	-
5/5.1(The mass of bale of sacks (excluding packing materials) shall be within ± 3 percent of the mass calculated by multiplying the number of sacks with the mass of sack specified in Table 1.)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): -1969 (Part 1) a) Lengthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	3000	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): - 1969 (Part 1) b) Widthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of top seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	1500	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) a) Lengthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) b) Widthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.4-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Drop impact strength - Annex C No failure)	-	1500	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D a) For UV stabilized sacks 2.2 )	-	1500	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D b) For non-UV stabilized sacks 6 )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to a) UV Radiation -Annex F )	-	10600	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to b) Accelerated Weathering - Annex F )	-	0	-
4.2 (width of tape, 2.5 mm ± 0.1 mm)	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. ii (Ends per dm - Annex B 40 ± 2 )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. iii (Picks per dm-Annex B 40 ± 2 )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B c) Width of gusset (e) 76 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B d) Width of valve (v) 100, + 10/-5 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B b) Width of sack (w) 480 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1, Table 1 (i) Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B a) Length of sack, inside (l), 710 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
4.5(and the remaining overhang shall not be more than 5 mm after trimming.)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material )	-	0	-
4.2 (Fabric)	-	0	-
4.2 (Linear Density, 900 denier)	-	0	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of mesh, 10 × 10 per inch)	-	0	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of weight, 79 g/m2 )	-	0	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: a) ± 10 percent on individual value, and )	-	0	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: b) ± 5 percent on average. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other by minimum 5 mm and )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The outer stitch shall be minimum 8 mm from the outer edge of the sacks. )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to)	-	0	-
4.4(to a depth of minimum 25 mm, so that so that)	-	0	-
4.4(that the stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric.)	-	0	-
4.4(The number of stitches/dm shall be 14 ± 2.)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(The material used for stitching shall be HDPE/PP tape having minimum 20 percent higher denier than the tapes used in the fabric.)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.6(Capacity The sack shall have the nominal filling capacity of 50 kg)	-	0	-
4.7(Valve for Filling of Sacks)	-	400	-
4.7(There shall be a double fold at the top seam and)	-	0	-
4.7(and then stitching shall be done through six layers.)	-	0	-
4.7(The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and)	-	0	-
4.7(and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) Non-gusseted type 70 + 6%)	-	0	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) gusseted type 71 + 6%)	-	0	-
5/5.1(The mass of bale of sacks (excluding packing materials) shall be within ± 3 percent of the mass calculated by multiplying the number of sacks with the mass of sack specified in Table 1.)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): -1969 (Part 1) a) Lengthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): - 1969 (Part 1) b) Widthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of top seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) a) Lengthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) b) Widthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.4-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Drop impact strength - Annex C No failure)	-	0	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D a) For UV stabilized sacks 2.2 )	-	0	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D b) For non-UV stabilized sacks 6 )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to a) UV Radiation -Annex F )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to b) Accelerated Weathering - Annex F )	-	0	-
4.2 (width of tape, 2.5 mm ± 0.1 mm)	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. ii (Ends per dm - Annex B 40 ± 2 )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. iii (Picks per dm-Annex B 40 ± 2 )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B c) Width of gusset (e) 76 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B d) Width of valve (v) 100, + 10/-5 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B b) Width of sack (w) 480 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
Fig. 1, Table 1 (i) Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B a) Length of sack, inside (l), 710 ± 10 mm )	-	0	-
4.5(and the remaining overhang shall not be more than 5 mm after trimming.)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material )	-	0	-
4.2 (Fabric)	-	0	-
4.2 (Linear Density, 900 denier)	-	0	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of mesh, 10 × 10 per inch)	-	0	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of weight, 79 g/m2 )	-	0	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: a) ± 10 percent on individual value, and )	-	0	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: b) ± 5 percent on average. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other by minimum 5 mm and )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The outer stitch shall be minimum 8 mm from the outer edge of the sacks. )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to)	-	0	-
4.4(to a depth of minimum 25 mm, so that so that)	-	0	-
4.4(that the stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric.)	-	0	-
4.4(The number of stitches/dm shall be 14 ± 2.)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(The material used for stitching shall be HDPE/PP tape having minimum 20 percent higher denier than the tapes used in the fabric.)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.6(Capacity The sack shall have the nominal filling capacity of 50 kg)	-	0	-
4.7(Valve for Filling of Sacks)	-	0	-
4.7(There shall be a double fold at the top seam and)	-	0	-
4.7(and then stitching shall be done through six layers.)	-	0	-
4.7(The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and)	-	0	-
4.7(and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) Non-gusseted type 70 + 6%)	-	0	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) gusseted type 71 + 6%)	-	0	-
5/5.1(The mass of bale of sacks (excluding packing materials) shall be within ± 3 percent of the mass calculated by multiplying the number of sacks with the mass of sack specified in Table 1.)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): -1969 (Part 1) a) Lengthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): - 1969 (Part 1) b) Widthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of top seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) a) Lengthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) b) Widthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.4-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Drop impact strength - Annex C No failure)	-	0	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D a) For UV stabilized sacks 2.2 )	-	0	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D b) For non-UV stabilized sacks 6 )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to a) UV Radiation -Annex F )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to b) Accelerated Weathering - Annex F )	-	0	-
4.2 (width of tape, 2.5 mm ± 0.1 mm)	-	0	-
Cl-5 Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. ii(Ends per dm - Annex B 40 ± 2)	-	0	-
Cl-5 Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. iii(Picks per dm-Annex B 40 ± 2)	-	0	-
Cl-5, Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i(Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B c) Width of gusset (e) 76 ± 10 mm)	-	0	-
Cl-5, Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i(Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B d) Width of valve (v) 100, + 10/-5 mm)	-	0	-
Cl-5, Fig. 1- Table 1-Sr. no. i(Dimensions, mm (see Note )- Annex B b) Width of sack (w) 480 ± 10 mm)	-	0	-
Cl-5, Fig. 1, Table 1(i) Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B a) Length of sack, inside (l), 710 ± 10 mm)	-	0	-
4.5(and the remaining overhang shall not be more than 5 mm after trimming.)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material )	-	0	-
4.2 (Fabric)	-	0	-
4.2 (Linear Density, 900 denier)	-	0	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of mesh, 10 × 10 per inch)	-	0	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: a) ± 10 percent on individual value, and )	-	0	-
4.2 (The denier of HDPE/ PP tape used in the manufacture of woven fabric shall be subjected to the tolerances: b) ± 5 percent on average. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
Fig. 1- Table 1- Sr. no. i (Dimensions, mm (see Note ) -Annex B e) Depth of valve (f), Min, The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other by minimum 5 mm and )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The outer stitch shall be minimum 8 mm from the outer edge of the sacks. )	-	0	-
4.4(Seam The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to)	-	0	-
4.4(to a depth of minimum 25 mm, so that so that)	-	0	-
4.4(that the stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric.)	-	0	-
4.4(The number of stitches/dm shall be 14 ± 2.)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(The material used for stitching shall be HDPE/PP tape having minimum 20 percent higher denier than the tapes used in the fabric.)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.4(Seam)	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.5(Lamination )	-	0	-
4.6(Capacity The sack shall have the nominal filling capacity of 50 kg)	-	0	-
4.7(Valve for Filling of Sacks)	-	0	-
4.7(There shall be a double fold at the top seam and)	-	0	-
4.7(and then stitching shall be done through six layers.)	-	0	-
4.7(The depth of the valve (f) shall not be less than 2 times the width of the valve (v) in case of gusseted sacks and)	-	0	-
4.7(and not less than 2.3 times the width of the valve (v) in case of non-gusseted sacks. )	-	0	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) Non-gusseted type 70 + 6%)	-	0	-
5/5.1-Table 1-Sr. no. iv(Requirements, Mass of Sack- IS 1964 a) gusseted type 71 + 6%)	-	0	-
5/5.1(The mass of bale of sacks (excluding packing materials) shall be within ± 3 percent of the mass calculated by multiplying the number of sacks with the mass of sack specified in Table 1.)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): -1969 (Part 1) a) Lengthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.v(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70 mm] Min, N(kgf): - 1969 (Part 1) b) Widthwise , 900 (91.8) )	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of top seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, - IS 9030 N (kgf) 400 (40.8))	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) a) Lengthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.3-Table 1-Sr. no.vii(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : - IS 1969 (Part1 ) b) Widthwise 15 to 25)	-	0	-
5/5.4-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Drop impact strength - Annex C No failure)	-	0	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D a) For UV stabilized sacks 2.2 )	-	0	-
5/5.5-Table 1-Sr. no.viii(Ash content Max percent- Annex D b) For non-UV stabilized sacks 6 )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to a) UV Radiation -Annex F )	-	0	-
5/5.6 (UV Resistance, The UV stabilized woven fabric shall have at least 50 percent retention of the original breaking strength when tested after the same has been exposed to b) Accelerated Weathering - Annex F )	-	0	-
4.2 (The woven fabric shall be of weight, 79 g/m2 )	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f 27.03.2025

IS 2925 (1984)

Specification for industrial safety helmets (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
8.6(Performance Requirements)	-	1200	-
8.5(Performance Requirements)	-	600	-
8.4(Performance Requirements)	-	1200	-
8.3(Performance Requirements)	-	1200	-
8.2(Performance Requirements)	-	600	-
8.1(Performance Requirements)	-	2000	-
7.1(Construction)	-	200	-
6.1(Construction)	-	300	-
5.5(Construction)	-	300	-
5.4(Construction)	-	500	-
5.3(Construction)	-	300	-
5.2(Construction)	-	300	-
5.1(Construction)	-	800	-
4.1(Sizes)	-	200	-
3.3(Material)	-	200	-
3.2(Material)	-	200	-
3.1(Material)	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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-

IS 15909 (2020)

PVC Geomembranes for Lining - Specification ( Second Revision )

Type I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII and VIII

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.0(Types)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Requirements)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Length )	-	250	-
5,Table 1(Width )	-	250	-
5,Table 1(Thickness)	-	500	-
5,Table 1(Specific Gravity)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1( Tensile strength (Longitudinal) ,kg/m2)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Elongation at break (Longitudinal),250 % ,Min)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1( Tensile strength (Transverse) ,kg/m2)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Elongation at break (Transverse),250 % ,Min)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Tear resistance (machine direction))	-	1500	-
5,Table 1(Tear resistance (Cross direction))	-	1500	-
5,Table 1(Index puncture resistance,N)	-	2000	-
5,Table 1(Low temperature crack resistance)	-	3000	-
5,Table 1(Hydrostatic resistance,kg/cm2,Min)	-	10000	-
5,Table 1(Seam strength,kg,Min)	-	3000	-
5,Table 1(Volatile Loss ,% ,Max)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Peel strength,kN/m,Min)	-	3000	-
5,Table 1(Resistance to soil burial)	-	10000	-
5,Table 1(Tensile strength (Longitudinal),% change)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Elongation at break (Longitudinal),% change)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Tensile strength (Transverse),% change)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Elongation at break (Transverse),% change)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Water extraction,% loss in weight)	-	1000	-
5,Table 1(Stability to ultraviolet radiations,% retension in Tensile strength)	-	20000	-
5,Table 1(Stability to ultraviolet radiations,% retension in Elongation at break)	-	20000	-
6.0(Dimensions and tolerances)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Length)	-	250	-
5, Table-2(Width)	-	250	-
5, Table-2(Thickness at 20kPa pressure)	-	500	-
5, Table-2(Tensile Strength (Longitudinal))	-	1000	-
5, Table-2(Tensile Strength (Transverse))	-	1000	-
5, Table-2(Elongation at break (Longitudinal))	-	1000	-
5, Table-2(Elongation at break (Transverse))	-	1000	-
5, Table-2(Tear Strength (Machine direction))	-	1500	-
5, Table-2(Tear Strength (Cross direction))	-	1500	-
5, Table-2(Behaviour during perforation)	-	3000	-
5, Table-2(Height of fall without perforation)	-	1000	-
5, Table-2(Cold crack resistance at low temperature)	-	3000	-
5, Table-2(Hydrostatic Pressure Resistance)	-	10000	-
5, Table-2(Dimensional Stability at 80 degree C)	-	4000	-
5, Table-2(Change in length after heating)	-	2000	-
5, Table-2(Change in width after heating)	-	2000	-
5, Table-2(Resistance to acid and alkali)	-	30000	-
5, Table-2(Strength of welded seam shear resistance)	-	3000	-
5, Table-2(Resistance to static puncturing)	-	3000	-
5, Table-2(Horizontal rate of burning)	-	8500	-
5, Table-2(Vertical rate of burning)	-	8500	-
7.0(Colour ,Surface characteristics and fredom from defects)	-	200	-
7.1(Colour ,Surface characteristics and fredom from defects)	-	200	-
7.2(Colour ,Surface characteristics and fredom from defects)	-	200	-
5,Table 2(Specific Gravity)	-	1000	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f 13.05.2025

IS 16709 (2017)

Textiles - Polypropylene (PP) woven, laminated, block bottom valve sacks for packaging of 50 kg cement - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1.1(Sack Length)	-	250	Including GST 18%
4.1.2(Sack Width)	-	250	Including GST 18%
4.1.3(Top Closure Width and Bottom Closure Width)	-	250	Including GST 18%
4.1.4(Patch Length)	-	250	Including GST 18%
4.1.5(Patch Height)	-	250	Including GST 18%
4.1.6(Length of Valve)	-	250	Including GST 18%
4.1.7(Width of Valve Sleeve)	-	250	Including GST 18%
4.1.8(Length of Valve Sleeve)	-	250	Including GST 18%
5.1(Raw Material)	-	2500	Including GST 18%
5.2(Fabric)	-	500	Including GST 18%
5.2(Tape density and width)	-	1000	Including GST 18%
5.4(Lamination for PP)	-	2000	Including GST 18%
5.4(Lamination for LDPE)	-	2000	Including GST 18%
6.1(Mass of Bale)	-	500	Including GST 18%
6.2.1(Breaking Strength and Elongation at Break of Fabric)	-	3000	Including GST 18%
6.2.2(Weld Strength of Top and Bottom Closures)	-	3000	Including GST 18%
6.3(Drop Impact Testing of Filled Sacks)	-	2500	Including GST 18%
6.4(Ash Content)	-	1500	Including GST 18%
6.5(Air Permeability)	-	3500	Including GST 18%
8(Atomspheric Conditions for Conditioning and Testing)	-	500	Including GST 18%
Cl-5.6(Capacity)	-	500	Including GST 18%
Cl- 6.6, Table.-1 (ii)(Ends per dm)	-	250	Including GST 18%
Cl-6.6, Table-1 (iii)(Picks per dm)	-	250	Including GST 18%
Cl.6.6, Table-1 (vii)(Elongation at break of fabric)	-	0	Including GST 18%

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f 27.03.2025

IS 17399 (2020)

Textiles - Polypropylene ( PP )/ High Density Polyethylene ( HDPE ) Laminated Woven Sacks for Mail Sorting, Storage, Transport and Distribution - Specification

TYPE-I, TYPE-II & TYPE-III

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.1(MANUFACTURE - Raw Materials)	-	2500	GST charges Extra
5.2(MANUFACTURE - Fabric for PP tapes & for HDPE tapes)	-	1800	GST charges Extra
5.2- Table 1- i)("REQUIREMENTS - Inside dimensions a) Bottom panel (L × W), mm b) Open top (L × W), mm c) Height (H), mm")	-	1500	GST charges Extra
5.2- Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ends per dm)	-	250	GST charges Extra
5.2- Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Picks per dm)	-	250	GST charges Extra
5.2- Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass of laminated sack, g)	-	500	GST charges Extra
5.2- Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Breaking strength of laminated fabric (Cut strip method1)), Min, N2) (kgf) a) Lengthwise b) Widthwise)	-	3000	GST charges Extra
5.2- Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS - Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam (Cut strip method), Min, N2), (kgf))	-	1500	GST charges Extra
5.2- Table 1- vii)("REQUIREMENTS - Elongation at break of fabric, percent: a) Lengthwise b) Widthwise")	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- viii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ash content, Max, percent (a) For UV stabilized sacks (b) For non-UV stabilized sacks)	-	1500	GST charges Extra
5.3(Lamination)	-	1500	GST charges Extra
5.4(Sack Fabrication)	-	500	GST charges Extra
5.5(Capacity)	-	500	GST charges Extra
6.1- Table 1- i)(REQUIREMENTS - Inside dimensions a) Bottom panel (L × W), mm b) Open top (L × W), mm c) Height (H), mm)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ends per dm)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Picks per dm)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass of laminated sack, g)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Breaking strength of laminated fabric (Cut strip method1)), Min, N2) (kgf))	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS - Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam (Cut strip method), Min)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- vii)(REQUIREMENTS - Elongation at break of fabric, percent a) Lengthwise b) Widthwise)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- viii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ash content, Max, percent (a) For UV stabilized sacks (b) For non-UV stabilized sacks)	-	0	-
6.4(UV Resistance Test)	-	14520	UV Resistance- 11520 + breaking strength-3000.0 (GST charges Extra)
7(PRINTING, PACKAGING AND MARKING)	-	500	GST charges Extra
8(ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS FOR SAMPLE CONDITIONING AND TESTING)	-	500	GST charges Extra
Clause 5.1(Raw Materials)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(i)"(Inside dimensions)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(i)"(Inside dimensions)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(ii)"(Ends per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iii)"(Picks per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iv)"("Mass of laminated sack, g")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(v)"("Breaking strength of laminated fabric")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vi)"(Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vii)"("Elongation at break of fabric, percent:")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(viii)"("Ash content, Max, percent")	-	0	-
Clause 5.3(Lamination with a thin film of polypropylene)	-	0	-
Clause 5.4(Sack Fabrication)	-	0	-
Clause 7.3(Marking on Sacks)	-	0	-
Clause 5.1(Raw Materials)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(i)"(Inside dimensions)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(ii)"(Ends per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iii)"(Picks per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iv)"("Mass of laminated sack, g")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(v)"("Breaking strength of laminated fabric")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vi)"(Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vii)"("Elongation at break of fabric, percent:")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(viii)"("Ash content, Max, percent")	-	0	-
Clause 5.3(Lamination with a thin film of polypropylene)	-	0	-
Clause 7.3(Marking on Sacks)	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f 27.03.2025

IS 15298 : part 4 (2024)

Personal Protective Equipment Part 4 Occupational Footwear (ISO 20347 : 2021, MOD) (Third Revision)

38400 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	150	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.2.2(" Height of upper ")	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2(Leak proofness)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.3(Specific ergonomic features)	-	500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.4.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	1500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	1500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	3000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6(Seam strength)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.7(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	2000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.6.2(Tear strength of tongue)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.1(Thickness of Outsole)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	2000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.4(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	2000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(ISO 20344:2021, 5.11.2)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(ISO 20344:2021, 5.6.2.1)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	2000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	2000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	2000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.6(Ankle protection)	-	800	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.7.1(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.7.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.7.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.8(Scuff cap)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.9("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	1500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	1000	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	1500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	1200	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	250	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	500	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	150	10 % discount to BIS
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.2(" Height of upper ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2(Leak proofness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.3(Specific ergonomic features)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.4.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6(Seam strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.7(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.6.2(Tear strength of tongue)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.1(Thickness of Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.4(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(ISO 20344:2021, 5.11.2)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(ISO 20344:2021, 5.6.2.1)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6(Ankle protection)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7.1(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8(Scuff cap)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.9("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.2(" Height of upper ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2(Leak proofness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.3(Specific ergonomic features)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.4.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6(Seam strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.7(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.6.2(Tear strength of tongue)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.1(Thickness of Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.4(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(ISO 20344:2021, 5.11.2)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(ISO 20344:2021, 5.6.2.1)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6(Ankle protection)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7.1(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8(Scuff cap)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.9("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	-	-
Cl 5.2.2(" Height of upper ")	-	-	-
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2(Leak proofness)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.3(Specific ergonomic features)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.4.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6(Seam strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.7(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 9(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	-	-
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	-	-
Cl 5.6.2(Tear strength of tongue)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.2.1(Thickness of Outsole)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.4(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(ISO 20344:2021, 5.11.2)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(ISO 20344:2021, 5.6.2.1)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.6(Ankle protection)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.7.1(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.7.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.7.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.8(Scuff cap)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.9("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	-	-
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	-	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f.07.03.2025 Exclusion Cl 6.2.7 (Ankle Protection)

IS 15298 : Part 3 (2024)

Personal Protective Equipment Part 3 Protective Footwear (ISO 20346 : 2021, MOD) (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.2.2(" Height of upper ")	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.1(Toe protection - general)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.2(Internal length)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.3(Width of toecap flange)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.4.1(Corrosion resistance of Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.4.2(Corrosion resistance of Class II and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.5(Behaviour of toecaps (thermal and chemical) of Corrosion resistance)	-	2500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.6(Impact resistance)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.7(Compression resistance)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.3(Leak proofness)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.4("Specific ergonomic features ")	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.7(Seam strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.8(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	2000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.6.2(Tear strength of tongue)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	850	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	750	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.1(Thickness of Outsole)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	2000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.4(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	2000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class II footwear and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.6.1(Metatarsal protection - Construction)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.6.2("Metatarsal protection-Impact resistance of metatarsal protective device ")	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.7(Ankle protection)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.8.2(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.8.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.8.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.9(Scuff cap)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.10("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.2(" Height of upper ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.1(Toe protection - general)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.2(Internal length)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.3(Width of toecap flange)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.1(Corrosion resistance of Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.2(Corrosion resistance of Class II and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.5(Behaviour of toecaps (thermal and chemical) of Corrosion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.6(Impact resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.7(Compression resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.3(Leak proofness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.4("Specific ergonomic features ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.7(Seam strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.8(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.6.2(Tear strength of tongue)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.1(Thickness of Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.4(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class II footwear and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6.1(Metatarsal protection - Construction)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6.2("Metatarsal protection-Impact resistance of metatarsal protective device ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7(Ankle protection)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.9(Scuff cap)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.10("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	0	-
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.2(" Height of upper ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.1(Toe protection - general)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.2(Internal length)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.3(Width of toecap flange)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.1(Corrosion resistance of Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.2(Corrosion resistance of Class II and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.5(Behaviour of toecaps (thermal and chemical) of Corrosion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.6(Impact resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.7(Compression resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.3(Leak proofness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.4("Specific ergonomic features ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.7(Seam strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.8(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.6.2(Tear strength of tongue)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.1(Thickness of Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.4(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class II footwear and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6.1(Metatarsal protection - Construction)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6.2("Metatarsal protection-Impact resistance of metatarsal protective device ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7(Ankle protection)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.9(Scuff cap)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.10("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	0	-
Cl 7("Marking ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f.07.03.2025 Exclusion Cl 6.2.7(Ankle Protection)

IS 15298 : Part 2 (2024)

Personal Protective Equipment Part 2 Safety Footwear (ISO 20345 : 2021, MOD) (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.2.2, Table 4(" Height of upper ")	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS15
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.1(Toe protection - general)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.2(Internal length)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.3(Width of toecap flange)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.4.1(Corrosion resistance of Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.4.2(Corrosion resistance of Class II and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.5(Behaviour of toecaps (thermal and chemical) of Corrosion resistance)	-	2500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.6(Impact resistance)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.2.7(Compression resistance)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.3(Leak proofness)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.5.2, Table 7(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	2500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	3000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.7(Seam strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.8(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	2000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.6.2, Table 14(Tear strength of tongue)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	850	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	850	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.1, Table 15(Thickness of Outsole)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	2000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Personal protective equipment: Part 2 safety footwear(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	2000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class II footwear and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.6.1(Metatarsal protection - Construction)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.6.2("Metatarsal protection-Impact resistance of metatarsal protective device ")	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.7(Ankle protection)	-	800	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.8.2(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.8.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.8.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.9(Scuff cap)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.2.10 , Table 19("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	1000	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	1500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	1200	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	250	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 7, Table 20("Marking ")	-	150	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.3.4("Specific ergonomic features ")	-	500	10 % Discount to BIS
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.2, Table 4(" Height of upper ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.1(Toe protection - general)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.2(Internal length)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.3(Width of toecap flange)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.1(Corrosion resistance of Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.2(Corrosion resistance of Class II and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.5(Behaviour of toecaps (thermal and chemical) of Corrosion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.6(Impact resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.2.7(Compression resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.3(Leak proofness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.5.2, Table 7(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.7(Seam strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.8(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	0	-
Cl 5.6.2, Table 14(Tear strength of tongue)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	0	-
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.1, Table 15(Thickness of Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	0	-
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	0	-
Personal protective equipment: Part 2 safety footwear(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class II footwear and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6.1(Metatarsal protection - Construction)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.6.2("Metatarsal protection-Impact resistance of metatarsal protective device ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.7(Ankle protection)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.8.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.9(Scuff cap)	-	0	-
Cl 6.2.10 , Table 19("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	0	-
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	0	-
Cl 7, Table 20("Marking ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.3.4("Specific ergonomic features ")	-	0	-
Cl 5.2(Design)	-	-	-
Cl 5.2.2, Table 4(" Height of upper ")	-	-	-
Cl 5.2.3(Heel area)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.1.1(Construction of whole footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.1(Toe protection - general)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.2(Internal length)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.3(Width of toecap flange)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.1(Corrosion resistance of Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.4.2(Corrosion resistance of Class II and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.5(Behaviour of toecaps (thermal and chemical) of Corrosion resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.6(Impact resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.2.7(Compression resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.3(Leak proofness)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.5.2, Table 7(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011,(i)(Allergenic and carcinogenic disperse dyes)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iii)(Aromatic amines released from Azo dyes (each individual amine))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (iv)(Chromium (VI))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (v)(Dimethyl fumarate (DMFU))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no1 of IS 17011 (vi)(Formaldehyde (free or released by partial hydrolysis))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (vii)(Formaldehyde)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (viii)(Organotin compounds)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (ix)(PCP-TeCP-TriCP polychlorophenols)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (x)(pH)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xi)(Phthalates (each individual phthalate))	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.6, Table no 1 of IS 17011 (xii)(Nickel, on skin contact)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.7(Seam strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.8(Lead Content ( National Annex A))	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.1.1(Class I footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.1.2(Hybrid footwear, determination of the area where upper requirements apply of Upper)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.2(Thickness)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.3(Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Tensile strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Breaking Force)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties-Modulus at 100 % elongation)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.4, Table 11(Tensile properties- Elongation at break)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.5(Flexing resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	-	-
Cl 5.4.7(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	-	-
Cl 5.5.2(Lining- Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.5.3(Lining- Abrasion resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.5.4(Lining-Water vapour permeability and coefficient)	-	-	-
Cl 5.6.2, Table 14(Tear strength of tongue)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.1(Thickness of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.2(Water permeability of insock)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.3(Water absorption and desorption of Insole, insock and footbed)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance of Insoles)	-	-	-
Cl 5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance of Insocks)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.2.1, Table 15(Thickness of Outsole)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.2.2(Cleated area)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.2.3(Cleat height)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.3(Outsole- Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.4(Outsole- Abrasion resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.5(Outsole-Flexing resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.6(Outsole-Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	-	-
Cl 5.8.7(Interlayer bond strength)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.2(Metallic perforation-resistant inserts (Type P))	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.1.3(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PL))	-	-	-
Personal protective equipment: Part 2 safety footwear(Non-metallic perforation-resistant inserts and insoles (Type PS))	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.2(Construction of perforation resistant insert)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.3(Dimensions of perforation resistant insert)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.1(Flex resistance of perforation-resistant inserts)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.1(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class I footwear and hybrid mounted footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.2.2(Corrosion resistance of perforation resistant metallic insert for Class II footwear and hybrid moulded footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.1.4.3(Stability against ageing and environmental influence of non-metallic perforationresistant inserts)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.2.1(Electrical properties of Partially conductive footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.2.2(Electrical properties of Antistatic footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of outsole complex)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of outsole complex)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.5(Water resistance)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.6.1(Metatarsal protection - Construction)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.6.2("Metatarsal protection-Impact resistance of metatarsal protective device ")	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.7(Ankle protection)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Cut resistance footwear- design)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.8.2(Dimensions and construction of protective area of Cut resistance footwear)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.8.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.9(Scuff cap)	-	-	-
Cl 6.2.10 , Table 19("Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with glycerine ")	-	-	-
Cl 6.3(Upper — Water penetration and absorption)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact - Outsole)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil - Outsole)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.1(Mechanical properties of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.2(Design of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.3(Cleat height in the waist area of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 6.4.3.4(Heel breast of Ladder grip)	-	-	-
Cl 7, Table 20("Marking ")	-	-	-
Cl 5.3.4("Specific ergonomic features ")	-	-	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f.07.03.2025 Exclusion Cl 6.2.7 (Ankle protection)

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