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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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IS 17631 (2022)

Work Chairs - Specification

78000 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
clause 4(DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP)	-	1000	-
clause 5(DIMENSIONS)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.1 (a)(Resistance to mechanical damage)	-	5000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (1)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Breaking load)	-	5000	-
Cl-7.3.1(Front Edge Overturning)	-	2000	Ok
Cl-7.3.2(Forwards Overturning)	-	2000	Ok
Cl-7.3.3(Forwards Overturning for Chairs with Foot Rest)	-	2000	Ok
Cl-7.3.4(Sideways Overturning for Chairs Without Arm Rests)	-	2000	Ok
clause 4(DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP)	-	0	-
clause 5(DIMENSIONS)	-	0	Repeated
Cl-6.1 (a)(Resistance to mechanical damage)	-	0	Repeated
Cl-6.2 (a) (1)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Breaking load)	-	0	Repeated
Cl-7.3.1(Front Edge Overturning)	-	0	Repeated
Cl-7.3.2(Forwards Overturning)	-	0	Repeated
Cl-7.3.3(Forwards Overturning for Chairs with Foot Rest)	-	0	Repeated
Cl-7.3.4(Sideways Overturning for Chairs Without Arm Rests)	-	0	Repeated
Cl-6.1 (b)(Pencil hardness)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.1 (c)(Resistance to wet heat;)	-	2000	-
Cl-6.1 (d)(Resistance to dry heat;)	-	2000	-
Cl-6.1 (e)(Resistance to marking by cold liquids)	-	2000	-
Cl-6.1 (f)(Resistance to marking by cold oils and fats;)	-	2000	-
Cl-6.1 (g)(Adhesive performance)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (2)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Elongation at break)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (3)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Tear strength)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (4)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to light)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (5)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (6)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to perspiration)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (7)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to water)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (8)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Pilling resistance)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (9)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Coating adhesion strength)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (10)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Seam slippage)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (11)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to damage by flexing)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (12)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Abrasion resistance)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (13)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Bursting strength)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (14)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to cold)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (2)(For Natural Leather:- Flexing endurance)	-	1500	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (1)(For Natural Leather:- Tear strength)	-	1500	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (3)(For Natural Leather: Finish adhesion)	-	1000	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (4)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	1500	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (5)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	1500	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (6)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water spotting)	-	1500	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (7)(For Natural Leather: Water vapour permeability)	-	1500	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (8)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water)	-	1500	-
Cl-7.3.5(Sideways Overturning for Chairs With Arm Rests)	-	1000	-
Cl-7.3.6(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs Without Back Rest Inclination)	-	1000	-
Cl-7.3.7(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs with Backrest Inclination)	-	1000	-
Cl-7.4.1(Seat Front Edge Static Load Test)	-	1500	-
Cl-7.4.2(Combined Seat and Back Static Load Test)	-	1500	-
Cl-7.4.3(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Central)	-	1500	-
Cl-7.4.4(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Front)	-	1500	-
Cl-7.4.5(Arm Rest Sideways Static Load Test)	-	2000	-
Cl-7.4.6(Foot Rest Static Load Test)	-	2000	-
Cl-7.5.1(Seat and Back Durability)	-	20000	-
Cl-7.5.2(Arm Rest Durability)	-	15000	-
Cl-7.5.3(Swivel Test)	-	15000	-
Cl-7.5.4(Foot-rest Durability)	-	15000	-
Cl-7.5.5(Castor and Chair-Base Durability)	-	15000	-
clause 4(DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP)	-	0	-
clause 5(DIMENSIONS)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (a)(Resistance to mechanical damage)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (1)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Breaking load)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.1(Front Edge Overturning)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.2(Forwards Overturning)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.3(Forwards Overturning for Chairs with Foot Rest)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.4(Sideways Overturning for Chairs Without Arm Rests)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (b)(Pencil hardness)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (c)(Resistance to wet heat;)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (d)(Resistance to dry heat;)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (e)(Resistance to marking by cold liquids)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (f)(Resistance to marking by cold oils and fats;)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (g)(Adhesive performance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (2)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (3)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (4)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to light)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (5)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (6)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to perspiration)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (7)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to water)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (8)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Pilling resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (9)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Coating adhesion strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (10)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Seam slippage)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (11)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to damage by flexing)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (12)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (13)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Bursting strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (14)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to cold)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (2)(For Natural Leather:- Flexing endurance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (1)(For Natural Leather:- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (3)(For Natural Leather: Finish adhesion)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (4)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (5)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (6)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water spotting)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (7)(For Natural Leather: Water vapour permeability)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (8)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.5(Sideways Overturning for Chairs With Arm Rests)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.6(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs Without Back Rest Inclination)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.7(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs with Backrest Inclination)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.1(Seat Front Edge Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.2(Combined Seat and Back Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.3(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Central)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.4(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Front)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.5(Arm Rest Sideways Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.6(Foot Rest Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.1(Seat and Back Durability)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.2(Arm Rest Durability)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.3(Swivel Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.4(Foot-rest Durability)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.5(Castor and Chair-Base Durability)	-	0	-
clause 4(DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP)	-	0	-
clause 5(DIMENSIONS)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (a)(Resistance to mechanical damage)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (1)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Breaking load)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.1(Front Edge Overturning)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.2(Forwards Overturning)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.3(Forwards Overturning for Chairs with Foot Rest)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.4(Sideways Overturning for Chairs Without Arm Rests)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (b)(Pencil hardness)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (c)(Resistance to wet heat;)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (d)(Resistance to dry heat;)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (e)(Resistance to marking by cold liquids)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (f)(Resistance to marking by cold oils and fats;)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1 (g)(Adhesive performance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (2)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (3)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (4)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to light)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (5)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (6)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to perspiration)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (7)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to water)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (8)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Pilling resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (9)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Coating adhesion strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (10)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Seam slippage)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (11)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to damage by flexing)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (12)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (13)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Bursting strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (14)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to cold)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (2)(For Natural Leather:- Flexing endurance)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (1)(For Natural Leather:- Tear strength)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (3)(For Natural Leather: Finish adhesion)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (4)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (5)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (6)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water spotting)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (7)(For Natural Leather: Water vapour permeability)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (8)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.5(Sideways Overturning for Chairs With Arm Rests)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.6(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs Without Back Rest Inclination)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3.7(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs with Backrest Inclination)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.1(Seat Front Edge Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.2(Combined Seat and Back Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.3(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Central)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.4(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Front)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.5(Arm Rest Sideways Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.4.6(Foot Rest Static Load Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.1(Seat and Back Durability)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.2(Arm Rest Durability)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.3(Swivel Test)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.4(Foot-rest Durability)	-	0	-
Cl-7.5.5(Castor and Chair-Base Durability)	-	0	-
clause 4(DESIGN AND WORKMANSHIP)	-	-	-
clause 5(DIMENSIONS)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1 (a)(Resistance to mechanical damage)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (1)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Breaking load)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3.1(Front Edge Overturning)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3.2(Forwards Overturning)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3.3(Forwards Overturning for Chairs with Foot Rest)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3.4(Sideways Overturning for Chairs Without Arm Rests)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1 (b)(Pencil hardness)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1 (c)(Resistance to wet heat;)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1 (d)(Resistance to dry heat;)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1 (e)(Resistance to marking by cold liquids)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1 (f)(Resistance to marking by cold oils and fats;)	-	-	-
Cl-6.1 (g)(Adhesive performance)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (2)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Elongation at break)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (3)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (4)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to light)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (5)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (6)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to perspiration)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (7)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Colour fastness to water)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (8)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Pilling resistance)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (9)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Coating adhesion strength)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (10)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Seam slippage)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (11)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to damage by flexing)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (12)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Abrasion resistance)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (13)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Bursting strength)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (a) (14)(For Fabric and Synthetic Leather:- Resistance to cold)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (2)(For Natural Leather:- Flexing endurance)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (1)(For Natural Leather:- Tear strength)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (3)(For Natural Leather: Finish adhesion)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (4)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (5)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to rubbing)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (6)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water spotting)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (7)(For Natural Leather: Water vapour permeability)	-	-	-
Cl-6.2 (b) (8)(For Natural Leather: Colour fastness to water)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3.5(Sideways Overturning for Chairs With Arm Rests)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3.6(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs Without Back Rest Inclination)	-	-	-
Cl-7.3.7(Rearwards Overturning for Chairs with Backrest Inclination)	-	-	-
Cl-7.4.1(Seat Front Edge Static Load Test)	-	-	-
Cl-7.4.2(Combined Seat and Back Static Load Test)	-	-	-
Cl-7.4.3(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Central)	-	-	-
Cl-7.4.4(Arm Rest Downward Static Load Test — Front)	-	-	-
Cl-7.4.5(Arm Rest Sideways Static Load Test)	-	-	-
Cl-7.4.6(Foot Rest Static Load Test)	-	-	-
Cl-7.5.1(Seat and Back Durability)	-	-	-
Cl-7.5.2(Arm Rest Durability)	-	-	-
Cl-7.5.3(Swivel Test)	-	-	-
Cl-7.5.4(Foot-rest Durability)	-	-	-
Cl-7.5.5(Castor and Chair-Base Durability)	-	-	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f 12.06.2025

IS 16208 (2015)

Textiles - High density polyethylene (HDPE)/polypropylene (PP) woven sacks for packaging 10 kg, 15 kg, 20 kg, 25 kg and 30 kg foodgrains - Specification

14800 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3(TYPES)	-	0	Ok
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
4.2(Construction)	-	0	Ok
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	Ok
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	Ok
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	300	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	150	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	150	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	200	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	200	Ok
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	300	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	500	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	500	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	1500	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	250	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	250	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	10000	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	500	Ok
3(TYPES)	-	0	Ok
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
4.2(Construction)	-	0	Ok
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	Ok
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	Ok
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	Ok
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	Ok
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(The number of stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
4.2 (Mesh size and weight in g/cm2) (amendment 3)(Mesh size and weight in g/cm2)	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f. 29.08.2024 For Finish Product

IS 14968 (2015)

Textiles – High density polyethylene (HDPE)/ polypropylene (PP) woven sacks for packing 50 Kg/25 kg sugar – Specification (first revision)

14800 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3(TYPES)	-	0	Ok
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
4.2(Construction)	-	0	Ok
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	Ok
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	Ok
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	Ok
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	Ok
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	300	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	150	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	150	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	200	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	200	Ok
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	150	Ok
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	150	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	500	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	500	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	1500	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	250	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	250	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	10000	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	500	Ok
3(TYPES)	-	0	Ok
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	Ok
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
4.2(Construction)	-	0	Ok
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	Ok
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	Ok
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	Ok
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	Ok
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	Ok
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	Ok
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	Ok
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	Ok
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	0	Ok
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	Ok
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	Ok
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	-
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	-
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	-
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	-
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	-
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	-
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	-
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	-
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	-
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	-
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	-
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	-
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	-
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	-
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	-
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	-
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	-
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	-
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	-
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	-
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
3(TYPES)	-	0	-
4.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Width IS 6192 and IS 11197)	-	0	-
4.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
4.2(Construction)	-	0	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	0	-
4.3.1(The two rows of stitches shall be separated from each other)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The outer stitch)	-	0	-
4.3.1( The stitching shall be done with double fold over seam to a depth )	-	0	-
4.3.1(Stitches pass through a minimum of six layers of the fabric. )	-	0	-
4.3.1(stitches/dm)	-	0	-
4.3.2(Mouth)	-	0	-
4.4(Liner IS 10146 or IS 10910.)	-	0	-
4.4(Mass of the loose liner )	-	0	-
4.4(Width of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4(Length of the line)	-	0	-
4.4(Bottom seam of the loose liner)	-	0	-
4.4.1(Liner)	-	0	-
4.5 and Table 1 i(Capacity)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii a(Dimensions Inside Length)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ii b(Dimensions Inside Width)	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 iv(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v a(Mass of unlaminated sack IS 1964)	-	0	-
5.1 and Table 1 v b(Mass of unlaminated sack with liner )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi a(Average breaking strength of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi b(Average breaking strength of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 vi(Breaking strength of bottom seam IS 9030 )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 viii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 ix(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
5.2 and Table 1 x(Ash content )	-	0	-
4.2 (Mesh size and weight in g/cm2) (amendment 3)(Mesh size and weight in g/cm2)	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f. 29.08.2024 For Finish Product

IS 14252 (2015)

Textiles – High density polyethylene (HDPE)/ polypropylene (PP) woven sack for filling sand – Specification (second revision)

14500 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.4(Sack)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	150	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	150	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	200	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	200	Ok
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	300	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	500	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	500	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	1500	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	250	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	250	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	10000	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	500	Ok
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.4(Sack)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	OK
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	0	Ok
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	0	Ok
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.4(Sack)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	0	Ok
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	0	Ok
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	Ok
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	Ok
3.4(Sack)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	0	Ok
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	Ok
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	0	Ok
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.4(Sack)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	0	-
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.4(Sack)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	0	-
3.2 (Mesh size and weight is g/cm2) (amendment 3)(Mesh size and weight is g/cm2)	-	0	-
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.4(Sack)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	0	-
3.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Width )	-	0	-
3.2(Tapes – Linear Density )	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.3(Tying Cord)	-	0	-
3.4(Sack)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
3.4.1(Seam)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i a(Dimensions Outside Length)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 i b(Dimensions Outside Width)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ii(Ends per dm )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 iii(Picks per dm )	-	0	-
4.2 and Table 1 iv(Mass of sack )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v a(Average breaking strength of fabric Warpway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 v b(Average breaking strength of fabric Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vi(Average Breaking strength of bottom seam )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii a(Elongation at break of fabric Lengthwise)	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 vii b(Elongation at break of fabric Widthwise )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 viii(Average breaking strength and elongation at break of UV stabilized HDPE/PP fabric after been exposed to UV radiation and weathering )	-	0	-
4.1 and Table 1 ix(Ash content )	-	0	-
3.2 (Mesh size and weight is g/cm2) (amendment 3)(Mesh size and weight is g/cm2)	-	0	-

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f. 29.08.2024 For Finish Product

IS 15844 : Part 2 (2023)

SPORTS FOOTWEAR PART -2 PERFORMANCE SPORTS FOOTWEAR

71000 View breakup
Rs. 41,000/- (Without Innocuousness Test), Rs. 71,000/- (With Innocuousness Test)

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)	-	800	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,)	-	0	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

21 Jul, 2028

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Included w.e.f. 10.07.2023. Included Washability test w.e.f. 28.02.2025

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
5/5.1(REQUIREMENTS-General)	-	250	Ok
5/5.2- Fig. 1 to 5(REQUIREMENTS-Design)	-	250	Ok
5/5.3/5.3.1(REQUIREMENTS- Construction)	-	250	Ok
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

21 Jul, 2028

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IS 7933 (2022)

Specification for Flexible Polyurethane Foam for Domestic Mattresses First Revision

10060 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.4(Dimensions and Tolerances)	-	300	Ok
5.5(Indentation Hardness Characteristics (for Type 1 and 2))	-	1000	Ok
5.6(Indentation Hardness Index (for Type 1 and 2))	-	1000	Ok
5.7(Durability (for Type 1 and 2))	-	3000	Ok
5.8, Table 1, i)(Density,)	-	600	Ok
5.8, Table 1, ii)(Tensile strength)	-	960	Ok
5.8, Table 1, iii)(Heat ageing)	-	2000	Ok
5.8, Table 1, iv)(Compression set)	-	1200	Ok

21 Jul, 2028

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Revised Version of IS 7933:2022 Included w.e.f. 13.06.2023

IS 6719 (1972)

Solid Pvc Soles And Heels

4850 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.6 (i)(Relative density )	-	500	Ok
3.6 (ii)(Tensile Strength )	-	800	Ok
3.6 (iii)(Elongation at break, percent )	-	250	Ok
3.6 (iv)(Tear Strength a) Force Part b) Back Part )	-	600	Ok
3.6 (v)(Volatility, percent by means )	-	1200	Ok
3.6 (vi)(Lead (as Pb) ppm)	-	1000	Ok
3.6.1(Hardness )	-	500	Ok

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IS 15298 : Part 3 (2019)

Personal protective equipment: Part 3 protective footwear (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl. 5.2, Cl.5.2.1, Figure 3,(General)	-	1000	-
5.2.2 Table-2(Height of upper)	-	1000	-
5.2.3 Table-2(Seat Region)	-	1000	-
5.3.1.1 Table-2(Construction)	-	1000	-
5.3.1.2 Table-2(Upper/Outsole Bond)	-	1000	-
5.3.2.1 Table-2(General)	-	1000	-
5.3.2.2 Table-2(Internal Length of toe cap)	-	1000	-
5.3.2.3 Table-2(Impact Resistance -T- )	-	1000	-
5.3.2.4 Table-2(Compression)	-	500	-
5.3.2.5 Table-2(Behaviour of toe cap)	-	500	-
5.3.3 Table-2(Leak Proofness)	-	500	-
5.3.4 Table-2(Specific Ergonomic)	-	500	-
5.3.5.2 Table-2(Slip Resistance SRA)	-	1000	-
5.4.1 Table-2(General)	-	1000	-
5.4.2 Table-2(Thickness)	-	1000	-
5 4 3 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	500	-
5.4.4 Table-2(Tensile Properties)	-	500	-
5.4.5 Table-2(Flexing Resistance)	-	1000	-
5.4.6 Table-2(Water Vapour Permeability & Coefficient)	-	1000	-
5 4.7 Table-2( )	-	500	-
5 4.8 Table-2(Hydrolysis)	-	1500	-
5.4 9 Table-2(Chrome VI)	-	1500	-
5.5.1 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	2000	-
5.5.2 Table-2(Abrasion Resistance)	-	3000	-
5.5.3 Table-2(Water Vapour Permeability & Coefficient)	-	1000	-
5.5.4 Table-2(pH Value)	-	1000	-
5.5.5 Table-2(Chrome VI)	-	1000	-
5.6.1 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	1000	-
5.6.2 Table-2(pH Value)	-	1000	-
5.6.3 Table-2(Chromium VI)	-	1000	-
5.7.1 Table-3(Thickness)	-	1500	-
5.7.2 Table-3(pH Value)	-	1000	-
5.7.3 Table-3(Water Absorption &)	-	1000	-
5.7.4.1 Table-3(Insole Abrasion)	-	1000	-
5.7.4.2 Table-3(Abrasion)	-	1500	-
5.7.5 Table-3(Chromium VI)	-	1000	-
5.8.1 Table-2(Design)	-	500	-
5.8.2 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	1000	-
5.8.3 Table-3(Abrasion Resistance)	-	1000	-
5.8.4 Table-3(Flexing Resistance)	-	1500	-
5.8.5 Table-3(Hydrolysis)	-	500	-
5.8.6 Table-2(Interlayer BondStrength)	-	1000	-
6.2.1 Table-I8(Penetration Resistance)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.1 Table-18(Electrical Properties)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.2 Table-18(Antistatic Footwear)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.3 Table-18(Electrically Insulated)	-	500	-
6.2.3.1 Table-18(Heat Insulated Comp)	-	500	-
6.2.3.2 Table-18(Cold Insulated)	-	450	-
6.2.4 Table-18(Energy Absorption of seat region)	-	1000	-
6.2.5 Table-18(Water Resistance)	-	1000	-
6.2.7 Table-18(Ankle Protection)	-	1000	-
6.2.8 Table-18(Cut Resistance)	-	1000	-
6.3 Table-18(Water Penetration & Absorption)	-	1000	-
6.4.1 Table-18(Resistance to Hot Contact)	-	1000	-
6.4.2 Table-18(Resistance to Fuel oil)	-	1000	-

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IS 15298 : part 4 (2017)

Personal protective equipment: Part 4 occupational footwear (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.2.2.2(Height of upper)	-	1000	-
5.2.2.3(Seat region)	-	500	-
5.3.2.1(Construction)	-	500	-
5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	500	-
5.3.2.2(Leakproofness)	-	500	-
5.3.2.3(Specific ergonomic features )	-	500	-
5.3.4.1(Slip resistance)	-	500	-
5.3.2.5(Innocuousness )	-	500	-
5.4.2.2(Thickness )	-	500	-
5.4.2.3(Tear strenth)	-	1000	-
5.4.2.5(Flexing resistance )	-	1000	-
5.4.2.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient )	-	2000	-
5.5.2.4(pH value )	-	2000	-
5.4.2.8(Hydrolysis)	-	3000	-
5.5.2.5(Chromium VI content )	-	5000	-
5.8.2.2(Tear strength )	-	1500	-
5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance )	-	2000	-
5.6.2.1(Tear strength )	-	3000	-
5.6.2.2(pH value )	-	3000	-
5.6.2.3(Chromium VI content )	-	6000	-
5.7.2.3(Water absorption and desorption )	-	2000	-
5.7.2.5(Chromium VI content )	-	6000	-
5.8.2.1(Outsole)	-	1000	-
5.8.2.3(Abrasion resistance )	-	1000	-
5.8.2.5(Hydrolysis )	-	1000	-
5.8.2.6(Interlayer bond strength )	-	1000	-
6.2.1.1(Metallic anti-penetration insert )	-	1000	-
6.2.2.1(Conductive footwear)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.2(Antistatic footwear)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.3(Electrically insulating footwear )	-	500	-
6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of sole complex )	-	500	-
6.2.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region )	-	500	-
6.2.2.5(Water resistance )	-	500	-
6.2.2.6(Ankle protection)	-	1000	-
6.2.1.2(Construction)	-	500	-
6.2.7.1(Cut resistance foot wear)	-	500	-
6.4.2.2(Resistance to fuel oil)	-	450	-
5.5.2.1(Tear strength )	-	500	-

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IS 15844 (2010)

Sports Footwear Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.3.1(Contruction)	-	1000	-
3.3.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	1000	-
3.3.3(Sole /midsole bond strength )	-	1000	-
3.4(Upper flexing resistance )	-	1000	-
3.4(Adhesive Strength )	-	1000	-
3.4(Tensile Strength)	-	1000	-
3.4(Elongation at Break )	-	1000	-
3.4(Tear Strength)	-	1000	-
3.5(Tensile Strength)	-	1000	-
3.5(Split tear strength )	-	1000	-
3.5(Compression set )	-	1000	-
3.5(Adhesive to sole)	-	1000	-
3.5(Heat resistance tester )	-	1000	-
3.5(Die-C tear Strength )	-	1000	-
Cl. 3.6,Table 7,IS 3400(Part 17), iv)(Tear strength, kg/cm, Min)	-	1000	-
3.6(Die-C tear Strength )	-	500	-
3.6(Abrasion resistance )	-	500	-
3.6(Adhesion to mid sole )	-	500	-
3.6(Ross flexing )	-	500	-
3.7(Tensile Strength)	-	500	-
3.7(Water absorption & loss percent )	-	500	-
3.7(Abrasion resistance )	-	500	-
3.7(Flexing index)	-	500	-
3.8(Tensile Strength)	-	500	-
3.8(Die-C tear Strength )	-	500	-
3.8(Compression set )	-	500	-
3.8(Heat resistance tester )	-	500	-
3.9(Breaking Strength )	-	500	-
3.9(Colour migration / Colour fastness)	-	500	-
3.10(Crush load )	-	500	-
3.10(Ross Flex test)	-	500	-
3.11(Corrosion resistance)	-	1050	-

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IS 14544 (1998)

Leather safety foot wear with direct moulded polyvinyl chloride (PVC) sole - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.2, 5.2.1, 5.2.1.1(Materials - Upper Leather )	-	1076	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.2(Materials - Insole Material )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.3(Materials - Stiffener )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.4(Materials - Lining Material )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.5(Materials - Threads )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.6, 5.2.6.1(Materials - Grinderies - Lasting tacks )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.6.2(Corrosion Shanks )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.6.3(Eyelets diameter)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.7(Materials - Cotton NEWAR)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.8(Materials - Toe-Compound)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.9(Materials - Laces)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.10(Materials - Steel Toe Cap)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.11.1 (Table 1)(Sole and Heel )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.11.2(Sole and Heel )	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.11.3 (Table 2)(Sole and Heel )	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
5.2.11.4(Sole and Heel )	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
5.3 (Table 3)(Components)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
5.4.8.2(Workmanship and Finish)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
5.5, 5.5.3(Mass)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
5.6(Performance Test)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
5.7(Adhesion Test )	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.

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IS 13995 (1995)

Unlined moulded rubber boots - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(Thickness )	-	500	Multiple Equipment Used
5.1.1(Tensile Strength (before ageing))	-	500	Multiple Equipment Used
5.1.2(Tensile Strength (after ageing))	-	500	Multiple Equipment Used
5.1.3(Tear Strength)	-	700	Multiple Equipment Used
5.1.4(Resistance to dry heat ageing )	-	700	Multiple Equipment Used
5.1.5(Flexing resistance of upper)	-	500	Multiple Equipment Used
5.1.6(Design)	-	400	Multiple Equipment Used
5.1.7(Size)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used

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IS 5557 : Part 2 (2018)

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

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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	-

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Rs.19500/- (without innocuousness test) Rs.49500/- (with innocuousness test)

IS 17037 (2018)

Anti riot shoes - Specification

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Rs.22140/- (without innocuousness test) Rs.57200/- (with innocuousness test)

Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(General)	-	676	Multiple equipment used.
4.2(Design )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.3.1(Size)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.3.2(Weight)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.4(Height of upper )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.1(Contruction)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.2(Ergonomic Feature)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.3(Bond strength)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.3.1(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	100	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.3.2(Interayer bond strength)	-	100	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.4(Slip Resitance)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.5.1(Dimension)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.5.2(Flex resistance )	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.5.3(Nail penetraion Insert )	-	3000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.5.4(Ageing test)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.6.1(General)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.6.2(Internal Toe cap length)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.6.3(Impact resistance )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.6.4(Compression resistance)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.7.1(Antistatic test)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.8(Heat insulation of sole complex)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.9(Cold insulation of sole complex)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.10(Energy absorption of seat region )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.11(Water Resistance Tray method )	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.1(Thickness )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.2(Tear Strength)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.3(Water vapour permeability & coefficent )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.4(Water penetration and water absorption)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.7.1(Meterial)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.7.3(Tear Strength)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.7.4(Abrasion resistance )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.7.5(Water vapour permeability & coefficent )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.8.1(Meterial)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.8.2(Abrasion resistance )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.8.3(Water absorption & desorption )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.9.1(Meterial)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.9.2(Abrasion resistance )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.9.3(Water absorption & desorption )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.10(Counter stiffener thickness)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.11.1(Thickness)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.11.2(Tear Strength)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.12.1(Thickness )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.12.2(Tear Strength)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.13(Breaking Strength of thread)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.1(Meterial)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.2(Thickness )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.3(Density )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.4(Hardness (IRHD))	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.5(Ageing test)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.6(Tear Strength)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.7(Abrasion resistance)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.8(Flex resistance)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.9(Resistance to hot contact)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.10(Resistance to fuel oil)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.15(D-ring and Hooks )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.16.1(Length of laces )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.16.2(Breaking load & lag retention)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
5.0(Innocuosness test IS 17011)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.

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IS 17043 (2018)

Derby shoes - Specification

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Rs.20115/- (without innocuousness test) Rs.54900/- (with innocuousness test)

Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.2(Design )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.3.2(Weight)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.4, Table 3(Height of the Upper)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.1(Contruction)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.3.1(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.3.2(Interayer bond strength)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.4(Slip Resitance)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.5.1(Electrical Properties Antistatic )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.6(Heat insulation of sole complex)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.7(Cold insulation tester )	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.5.8(Energy absorption of seat region )	-	4000	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.1(Thickness )	-	1500	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.2(Tear Strength)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.3(Water vapour permeability & coefficent )	-	1500	Multiple equipment used.
4.6.4(Water penetration and water absorption)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.7.1(Thickness )	-	1500	Multiple equipment used.
4.7.2(Tear Strength)	-	432	Multiple equipment used.

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IS 16994 (2018)

Footwear for Men and Women for Municipal Scavenging Work

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
7.1(Impact resistance)	-	600	-
7.1(Compression Tester)	-	600	-
7.3(Tear Strength )	-	300	-
7.3(Water Vapour permeability & coefficient )	-	300	-
7.3(Thickness )	-	100	-
7.3(Tensile Strength )	-	300	-
7.3(Flexing Resistance )	-	300	-
7.4(Tear Strength )	-	300	-
7.4(Abrasion Resistance)	-	300	-
7.4(Tensile Strength )	-	300	-
7.5(Thickness )	-	100	-
7.5(Water abrasion & desorption)	-	300	-
7.5(Insoles )	-	100	-
7.5(Insocks )	-	100	-
7.6(1st Dry collapsing load, hardness)	-	150	-
7.6(Resilience test )	-	300	-
7.6(Moisture )	-	300	-
7.6(Shape retention)	-	300	-
7.6(Peel Strength )	-	100	-
7.7(Density )	-	200	-
7.7(Thickness)	-	300	-
7.7(Hardness (IRHD))	-	400	-
7.7.1(Tear Strength )	-	400	-
7.7.2(Abrasion Resistance)	-	400	-
7.7.3(Flexing Resistance )	-	400	-
7.7.4(Interlayer Bond Strength )	-	400	-
7.7.5(Upper / Outsole bond strength)	-	400	-
7.8(Insocks Material )	-	200	-
7.9(Hydrolysis)	-	400	-
7.10(Ageing test)	-	300	-
8.0(Construction)	-	100	-
8.1(Height of upper )	-	100	-
8.2(Internal Toe cap length)	-	100	-
8.3(Impact resistance )	-	100	-
8.3(Compression Resistance)	-	100	-
8.4(Volatility & lead content )	-	100	-
8.6(Leak Proof test)	-	100	-

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IS 11226 (1993)

Leather safety footwear having direct moulded rubber sole specification (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.3 & 5.4.2(Thickness of components )	-	4000	-
5.2.11(Tensile Strength)	-	4000	-
5.2.11.2(Elongation at break)	-	4000	-
5.4(Dimension )	-	3000	-
5.2.11.2(Flexing resistance)	-	3000	-
5.5(Mass)	-	1000	-
5.6(Performance Test)	-	1500	-
5.7(Adhesion Test on Moulded Bottoms)	-	2000	-

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IS 10702 (1992)

Rubber hawal chappal - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.4(Stud bolt)	-	100	-
5.4(Stud diameter)	-	250	-
5.4(Tear strength )	-	600	-
5.4(Hardness (shore A)- after ageing)	-	500	-
5.4(Breaking strength )	-	700	-
5.4(Elongation at break )	-	400	-
5.4(Tensile Strength )	-	700	-
5.4(Relative density )	-	400	-
5.4(Shrinkage test (at 100 C temp))	-	800	-
5.4(Shrinkage test (at room temp))	-	800	-
5.4(Split tear strength )	-	600	-
5.4(Compression set)	-	1200	-
5.4(Hardness (Shore A))	-	400	-
5.4(Relative density)	-	400	-
5.3(Thickness )	-	250	-
5.1(Shape & Design)	-	250	-
5.4(Hardness (Shore A))	-	400	-

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IS 3735 (1996)

Canvas Shoes, Rubber Sole

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4(Conductor : Material )	-	100	Multiple equipment used.
5(SEPARATOR)	-	100	Multiple equipment used.
6(COVERING)	-	100	Multiple equipment used.
7(CONDUCTOR : CONSTRUCTION )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
8(S E P A R A T O R)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
9.1(C O V E R I N G : Application )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
9.2(T h i c k n e s s o f C o v e r i n g)	-	100	Multiple equipment used.
9.3(T o l e r a n c e on Thickness o f C o v e r i n g)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
9.4(A p p l i c a t i o n of C o v e r i n g)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
9.5(Colour of C o v e r i n g)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 a) 1)(Annealing test - IS 10810: Part 1)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 a) 2)(Conductor resistance tes - IS 10810 : Part 5)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 1)(Physical tests for covering : Tensile strength )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 1)(Physical tests for covering : Elongation at break )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 2)(Physical tests for covering - Ageing in Air oven : Tensile strength variation)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 2)(Physical tests for covering - Ageing in Air oven : Tensile strength )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 2)(Physical tests for covering -Ageing in Air oven : Elongation variation at break )	-	100	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 3)(Physical tests for covering - Ageing in Air Bomb : Tensile strength variation )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 3)(Physical tests for covering -Ageing in Air Bomb : Elongation variation at break )	-	400	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 4)(Physical tests for covering - Oil Resistance : Tensile strength variation )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 5)(Hot set test )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
10.1 c) 5)(Permanent set )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
11.1(High Voltage Test ( Water Immersion Test ))	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
11.2(Spark Test)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
11.3(Static Flexibility Test)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
11.4(Flammability Test)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
12.1(Manufacturer's Identification)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
12.2(Cable Identification)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
12.3(Cable Code)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
13.1(Packing )	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
13.2(Marking)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
14(CABLE RATINGS)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
15(VOLTAGE DROP)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
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.4.1.1.1 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.4.5 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.4.6 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.

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IS 3736 (1995)

Canvas boots, rubber sole - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(Phase/Street Lighting conductor)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
4.2(Messenger (Neutral Conductor or Otherwise))	-	0	Facility Not Available.
5.1(Insulation)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.1(Flexibility class)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.2(Compactness)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.2(No of strands)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.2(Surface)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.3(Protective barrier)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.4(size of street lighting conductor)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.5(Size of messenger conductor )	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.6(Joints in messenger conductor )	-	0	Facility Not Available.
6.6(Direction of outer layer)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
7.1(Insulation)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
7.2( Thickness of insulation)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
7.3(Tolerance on thickness of insulation )	-	0	Facility Not Available.
7.4(Aplication of the insulation )	-	0	Facility Not Available.
7.5(Colour of the insulation )	-	0	Facility Not Available.
8.1(Core identification)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
9.2(Assembly (Laying up))	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 a) i)(Tests on phase/street light conductor: tensile test - Test method IS10810:Part 2)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 a) ii)(Wrapping test - 10810: Part 3)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 a) iii)(Resistance test - IS10810: Part 5)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 b) i)(Test on messenger conductor: Breaking load - IS 10810: Part 2)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 b) ii)(Test on messenger conductor: Elongation test - Cl 11.3)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 b) iii)(Test on messenger conductor: Resistance test - IS 10810: Part 5)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 c) i)(Physical tests for XLPE Insulation: Tensile strength - IS 10810: Part 7)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 c) i)(Physical tests for XLPE Insulation: elongation at break - IS 10810: part 7)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 c) ii)(Ageing in air oven : Tensile strength variation - IS 10810:Part 11)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 c) iii)(Hot set test: Elongation under load - IS 10810: Part 30)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 d) i)(Physical test for PE insulation: Tensile strength - IS 10810: Part 7 )	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 d) ii)(Melt flow index- IS 10810: Part 23)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 d) iv)(Vicat softening point -IS 10810: Part 22)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 d) v)(Environmental stress cracking -IS 10810:Part29)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 f)(Insulation resistance (Volume resistivity) test a) volume resistivity at 27°C - IS 10810: Part 43)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
10.1 g)(High voltage test - IS10810:Part 45)	-	0	Facility Not Available.
11.4(Bending Test on the Completed Cable ( Optional) )	-	0	Facility Not Available.
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(Breaking load in N.Min (5 × 20 cm grip): a) Wrap)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment Used.
4.1.1.1 Colour fastness(The dyed fabrics prescribed in 4.1.1 shall be fast to daylight 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.)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.1.2( Fastness to mechanical washing (mild) shall be of rating 4 or better, when tested in accordance with IS 764 : 1979)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment Used.
4.1.2 Lining Material( 200 N Minin weft way (when tested in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985) )	-	600	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.3 Binding Material IS 1954:1990(Cotton tape NEWAR used as binding material shall conform to the requirements as mentioned in Table 2, when tested in accordance with the methods referred to in col 4 of Table 2. 1)Width, mm. Min )	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.3 Binding Material IS 1954:1990(Cotton tape NEWAR used as binding material shall conform to the requirements as mentioned in Table 2, when tested in accordance with the methods referred to in col 4 of Table 2. 1)Width, mm. Min )	-	800	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.3 Binding Material IS 1954:1990(Cotton tape NEWAR used as binding material shall conform to the requirements as mentioned in Table 2, when tested in accordance with the methods referred to in col 4 of Table 2. 1)Width, mm. Min )	-	0	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.3.3( Black tapes shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	850	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.4 Reinforcement Material(The back seam, joining two quarters at the back of the heel shall be reinforced with a not less than 25 mm wide tape made out of material conforming to Sl No. (i) of Table 1)	-	850	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.5 Thread for Upper Closing Cl.4.1.5.1 (IS 1670:1991)(Sewing thread cotton, man made 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 blend of thread would have breaking load not less than above referred requirements. 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 blend of thread would have breaking load not less than above referred requirement of specification.')	-	500	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.5.2( The colour of the threads shall be asagreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. The dyed threads shall conform to the following requirements)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.5.2( The colour of the threads shall be asagreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. The dyed threads shall conform to the following requirements)	-	800	Multiple Equipment Used.
4.1.6 Fabric Laces Cl.4.1.6.1( The boots shall be provided with braided of cotton or man made or blended fabric laces 115 ± 5 cm in length, matching the colour of the upper. )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment Used.
4.1.6 Fabric Laces Cl.4.1.6.1( The boots shall be provided with braided of cotton or man made or blended fabric laces 115 ± 5 cm in length, matching the colour of the upper. )	-	1000	Multiple Equipment Used.
4.1.6 Fabric Laces Cl.4.1.6.1(The two ends of the lace shall be provided with suitable metal or plastic tips. Black laces shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	900	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.7 Rubber Components Cl.4.1.7.1( the soles and heels shall conform to Type 2 of IS 5676:1995.)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 9) : 1978( The rubber components shall conform to Table 4 when tested.' ( Page 3, Table 4, Note 1) — 'However in case it is not possible then 4.2.5.3 of IS 13695:1993 shall be followed. 1)Relative density, Max)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.7.3 IS 3400 (Part 10) : 1977(Compression set, in percent. Max)	-	600	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.7.3 IS 3400 (Part 10) : 1977(Compression set, in percent. Max)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.7.4 Ageing(The boots shall be also aged at 70 ± 1°C for 168 h, on completion of which the test pieces taken from the soles and heels of the boots shall conform to the physical requirements prescribed in Table 5. i) Tensile Length)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.1.7.5 Thickness of components(Individual components of the boots shall comply with the thickness and material requirements prescribed in Table 6.)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.3 Leg Height(The leg height of the boots for size 8 shall be 160 ± 2 mm with an increase or decrease of 4 mm of the nominal height for each bigger or smaller sizes respectively when measured at the inside from the back of the boot from insole to the top.)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.4.10( A 25 mm Min wide and 2 mm Min thick rubber golosh in serrated, diamond or any otherdesign, as agreed to between the purchaser and thesupplier, shall be fitted all round the sole edge of the boot. The golosh shall not extend below the edge of the sole.)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.5.1(Cl.4.1.6.)( Each pair of boot shall be provided with a pair of braided fabric laces of the quality as prescribed in 4.1.6.)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.6 Mass(The mass of finished boots, rubber sole, of size 8 shall not exceed 1130 g per pair, and the mass shall increase or decrease by 75 g per pair for each bigger or smaller size respectively.)	-	250	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.7 Consolidation Test(From the quarter, cut a strip of 25.0 ± 0. 5 mm width along the length 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 30 N (3.0 kgf) for each of the test pieces)	-	500	Multiple Equipment Used.
Cl.4.8 Adhesion Test(From the upper foxing portion where it is adhered to the canvas cut a strip of 8.0 ± 0.5 mm width along with the length of the sole at the waist portion and of sufficient lengh to permit separation over a length of at least 75 mm. Carry out the test on two test pieces (one from each odd) at the rate of traverse of 100 ± 10 mm per minute in accordance with IS 3400 (Part 5):1986 or the Static Dead Load Method as given in Annex C. The individual adhesion value noted/recorded shall not be less than 8 N (0.8 kgf) for each of the test pieces ( see Note under 4.7 ).')	-	500	Multiple Equipment Used.

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IS 5557 (2004)

Industrial and protective rubber knee and ankle boots - Specification (Fourth Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1(MATERIALS : CONDUCTOR)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
4.1.1(INSULATION : General Purjose Insulaiion)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
4.1.2(INSULATION : Heat Resisting Insulation)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5.1(MATERIALS : FILLER AND INNER SHEATH)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5.2(MATERIALS : FILLER AND INNER SHEATH)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
6.1(MATERIALS : ARMGURING)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
6.2(MATERIALS : ARMGURING)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
8.1(CONSTRUCTION : CONDUCTOR)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
9.1(INSULATION )	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
10.1(CORE IDENTIFICATION)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
11.1(LAYING UP OF CORES)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
12.1(INNER SHEATH)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
12.3(INNER SHEATH :Thickness of Inner Sheath)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
13.1.1(ARMOURING : Application)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
13.2(ARMOURING : Type of Armour)	-	400	Multiple equipment used.
13.3(Armouring : Dimensions -Wire Diameter)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
13.4(ARMOURING : Joints)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
13.5.1(ARMOURING : Resistance)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
14.1(OUTER SHEATH)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
14.2(OUTER SHEATH)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
14.3(OUTER SHEATH : Colour )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
14.4.1(Thickness of Outer Sheath : Unarmowed Cables)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
15.1 a) 1)(Tests on conductor : Annealing test ( for copper ))	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
15.1 a) 2)(Tensile test (for aluminium) - Before stranding )	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
15.1 a) 3)(Tests on conductor : Wrapping test ( for aluminium ))	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
15.1 a) 4)(Tests on conductor : Conductor resistance test)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
16.2(DETAILS OF TESTS : High Voltage Test at Room Temperature)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
16.3.1(High Voltage Test ( Water Immersion Test ) : a.c. Test)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
16.3.2(High Voltage Test ( Water Immersion Test ) : d.c. Test)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
16.4(Flammability Test)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.1-Fig. 1, Fig. 2 and Fig. 3(REQUIREMENTS-Design)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.2 -IS 1638(REQUIREMENTS-Size)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.3-Table1(REQUIREMENTS-Thickness)	-	500	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.4/5.1.4.1-Table2(REQUIREMENTS-Materials-Rubber components)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.4/5.1.4.2(REQUIREMENTS-Materials-Fabric- accordance with IS 1969)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.4/5.1.4.3(REQUIREMENTS-Materials-Protective Steel Toe Cap- an per IS 5852)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.6/5.1.6.1-Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3, .Fig. 4, Fig. 5 and Table 3.(REQUIREMENTS- Construction)	-	300	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.1(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements-Heat treatment- as per IS 3400 (Part 4))	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.2(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements-Composite strength)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.3-Table 4(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements-Flexing endurance- as per Annex B.)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.4(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements- Leakage resistance test)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.5(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements- Consolidation test- as per IS IS 3400 (Part 5))	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.6(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements- Performance test- as per Annex C)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.7(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements-Height of the boots)	-	200	Multiple equipment used.
5/5.1.7/5.1.7.8(REQUIREMENTS- Physical Requirements-Resistance to oil)	-	435	Multiple equipment used.

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IS 6721 (1972)

Specification for PVC sandal

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl.3.1 (Conductor)	-	400	-
Cl.4(Material)	-	400	-
Cl.5.1.1 (Dimensions)	-	400	-
Cl. 6(Annealing Test)	-	600	-
Cl 6(Resistance Test)	-	600	-
Cl 4.1.2 (Visual examination)	-	500	-
Cl.3.2(Dielectric Material )	-	400	-
Cl. 4 Table 1of IS: 8783 (part 2) (Volume resistivity)	-	600	-
Cl. 4 Table 1of IS: 8783 (part 2) (Tensile strength )	-	500	-
Cl. 4 Table 1of IS: 8783 (part 2) (Elongation)	-	500	-
Cl. 4 Table 1of IS: 8783 (part 2) (Shrinkage test )	-	500	-
Cl. 4 Table 1of IS: 8783 (part 2) (Water absorption (Gravimetric) )	-	400	-
Cl. 4 Table 1of IS: 8783 (part 2) (Hot deformation Test )	-	600	-
Cl. 4 Table 1of IS: 8783 (part 2) (Heat shock Test )	-	600	-
4.0(Density )	-	400	-
4.0(Hardness (IRHD))	-	400	-
4.0(Tensile Strength )	-	500	-
4.0(Elongation at break )	-	0	-
4.0(Tear strength )	-	500	-
4.0(Volatility % by mass)	-	500	-
4.0(Lead Content )	-	500	-
4.4(Dimension)	-	250	-

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IS 12254 (1993)

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) Industrial boots - Specification (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3(CONDUCTOR: MATERIALS)	-	0	-
4(INSULATION : MATERIALS)	-	0	-
5.1(FILLER AND INNER SHEATH)	-	0	-
5.2(FILLER AND INNER SHEATH)	-	0	-
6(ARMOURING)	-	0	-
7(OUTER SHEATH)	-	0	-
8.1(CONDUCTOR: CONSTRUCTION)	-	0	-
8.2(PROTECTIVE BARRIER)	-	0	-
9.1(Insulation Applied by extrusicn)	-	0	-
9.2(Thickness of Insulation - Average)	-	0	-
9.3(Thickness of Insulation - Minimum)	-	0	-
9.4(Application of Insulation)	-	0	-
10.1(Core Identification)	-	0	-
10.2(Core Identification- Neutral)	-	0	-
10.3(Core Identification by number )	-	0	-
10.4(Core Identification by number - Neutral )	-	0	-
11(LAVING UP OF CORES)	-	0	-
12.1 & 12.2(Inner sheath : Application)	-	0	-
12.3(Thickness of Inner Sheath)	-	0	-
13.1(Armouring: Application)	-	0	-
13.2(Type of armour )	-	0	-
13.3(Armouring : Dimensions -Wire Diameter)	-	0	-
13.3(Armouring : Dimensions -Formed wire )	-	0	-
13.4(Armour: Joint)	-	0	-
13.5(Armouring : Resistance Test)	-	0	-
14.1(Outer Sheath : Application)	-	0	-
14.2(Colour of outer sheath)	-	0	-
14.3(Thickness of outer sheath - AVERAGE)	-	0	-
15.1 a) i)(Annealing Test ( For copper wire ) )	-	0	-
15.1 a) ii)(Tensile test (for aluminium) - Before stranding )	-	0	-
15.1 a) iii)(Wrapping test (for aluminium))	-	0	-
15.1 a) iv)(Resistance test - Main conductor)	-	0	-
15.1 d) i) (Phyaical tests for insulation : Tensile Test)	-	0	-
15.1 d) i) (Phyaical tests for insulation : Elongation)	-	0	-
15.1 d) ii) (Phyaical tests for insulation - Ageing in air Oven : Tensile Variation )	-	0	-
15.1 d) ii) (Phyaical tests for insulation- Ageing in air oven : Elongation Variation )	-	0	-
15.1 d) iii) (Phyaical tests for insulation : Hot set )	-	0	-
15.1 e) iv) (Phyaical tests for Sheath : Shrinkage )	-	0	-
15.1 e) v) (Sheath : Hot deformation)	-	0	-
15.1 e) vi) (Sheath : Heat shock test)	-	0	-
15.1 e) vii) (Sheath : Thermalstability)	-	0	-
15.1 f)(INSULATION RESISTANCE TEST : Volume resistivity )	-	0	-
16.2(HIGH VOLTAGE TEST )	-	0	-
16.3(FLAMMABILITY TEST : Period of Burning )	-	0	-
17.1(Manufacturer'. identification)	-	0	-
5.1(Shape & Design)	-	250	-
5.2(Soling pattern )	-	250	-
5.3(Thickness )	-	250	-
5.4 Table 2(Hardness, IS 12240 (Part 2))	-	800	-
5.5(Relative Density)	-	800	-
5.6(Volatility )	-	1000	-
5.7(Lead contect )	-	1000	-
5.8(Tensile Strength )	-	800	-
5.9(Resistance to Cut Growth (Flexing test) for Sole, IS 12240 (Part 7))	-	800	-
5.10(resistance to flexing for upper )	-	800	-
5.11(Leg Height, IS 12240 (part 9))	-	250	-
5.12(Leakage resistance)	-	800	-
5.13(Cold Flex Temperature)	-	800	-
5.14(Finish)	-	250	-
5.15(Performance)	-	800	-

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IS 11544 (1986)

Specification for slipper, rubber

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
7(Marking and instructions)	-	0	-
8.1.1(Protection against live parts in all positions)	-	0	-
8.1.2(Protection against live parts in openings)	-	0	-
8.1.3(Protection against live parts in visible glowing heating elements)	-	0	-
8.1.4(Protection against live parts against protective impedance)	-	0	-
9(Starting of motor operation test requirements and tests)	-	0	-
10.1(Power input)	-	0	-
10.2(Current input)	-	0	-
11.3(Heating)	-	0	-
13.1(General)	-	0	-
13.2(Leakage current at operating temperature)	-	0	-
13.3(Electric Strength at operating temperature)	-	0	-
14(Transient Over Voltages)	-	0	-
15.1(Ingress Protection test other than IPX0 (IP test))	-	0	-
15.3(Humidity Test)	-	0	-
16.2(Leakage Current (after Clause 15))	-	0	-
16.3(Electric Strength (after clause 15 and 16.2))	-	0	-
17(Over Load Protection of Transformers and associated circuits)	-	0	-
18(Endurance Test requirements and tests)	-	0	-
19(Abnormal Operation)	-	0	-
20(Stability test)	-	0	-
21(Mechanical Strength Test)	-	0	-
22(Construction verification related test)	-	0	-
23(General)	-	0	-
24(Components)	-	0	-
25(Supply connection and external flexible cords)	-	0	-
26(Terminals for external conductors)	-	0	-
27(Provision for earthing)	-	0	-
28(Screw test and connections)	-	0	-
29(clearance, creepage distances and solid insulation)	-	0	-
30.1(Ball pressure test)	-	0	-
30.2(Glow Wire Test)	-	0	-
30.2(Needle Flame Test)	-	0	-
31(Resistance to Rusting)	-	0	-
32(Radiation Toxicity and Similar Hazards)	-	0	-
3.1(Shape & Design)	-	200	-
3.2(Relative density )	-	200	-
3.2(Hardness (IRHD))	-	200	-
3.2(Hardness after ageing)	-	700	-
3.2(Flexural endurance)	-	500	-
3.2.2(Bottom Filling Material)	-	100	-
3.2.4(Mass per unit area)	-	100	-
3.2.4(End per cm)	-	100	-
3.2.4(Colour fasntess to washing)	-	500	-
3.2.4.1(Weave of fabrics)	-	100	-
3.2.5(Type of Thread)	-	100	-
3.2.6(Thickness of components)	-	200	-

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IS 16333 : Part 3 (2017)

Mobile phone handsets: Part 3 indian language support for mobile phone handsets - Specific requirements (First Revision)

15000 View breakup
Rs.15000/- (10% discount to BIS)

Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
5.1(Inputting of text)	-	7500		-
5.2(Message Readability)	-	7500		-

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Included on 06.10.2017. Revised version includsed w.e.f. 04.01.2018.

IS 10322 : Part 5 : Sec 9 (2017)

Luminaires: Part 5 particular requirements: Sec 9 rope lights

30000 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
21.4(General Test Requireements)	-	0	Multi Equipment Used.
21.5(Classification of Luminaires')	-	1500	Multi Equipment Used.
21.6(Marking)	-	500	Multi Equipment Used.
21.7(Construction)	-	15000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.8(Creepage Distance and Clearances)	-	1000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.9(Provision for earthing)	-	2000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.10(Terminals)	-	1000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.11(External & Internal Wiring)	-	1000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.12(Protection against electric shock)	-	1000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.13(Endurance Tests and Thermal Tests)	-	1000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.14(Resistance to Dust & Moisture)	-	1000	Multi Equipment Used.
21.15(Insulation Resistance and Electric Strength)	-	1500	Multi Equipment Used.
21.16(Resistance to Heat , fire and tracking)	-	3000	Multi Equipment Used.

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Exclusion: Interconnecting connectors (Annex A), Electronic control devices & LED devices

IS 302 : Part 2 : Sec 6 (2009)

Safety of household and similar electrical appliances: Part 2 particular requirements: Sec 6 cooking ranges, hobs, ovens and similar appliances (First Revision)

45000 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
6.0(Classification)	-	0	N/A
7.0(Marking and instructions)	-	1000	Visual
8.0(Protection against access to live part test)	-	3000	Multiple Equipment used.
9.0(Starting of motor-operated appliances test)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment used.
10.0(Power Input and current test)	-	1500	Multiple Equipment used.
11.0(Heating test)	-	1500	Multiple Equipment used.
13.0(Leakage current and electric strength test)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
14.0(Transient voltages)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
15.0(Moisture Resistance)	-	1500	Multiple Equipment used.
16.0(Leakage current and electric strength test)	-	1500	Multiple Equipment used.
17.0(Overload protection of transformers test)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
18.0(Endurance test)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
19.0(Abnormal Operations)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
20.0(Stability and Mechanical Hazards)	-	2500	Multiple Equipment used.
21.0(Mechanical Strength)	-	3000	Multiple Equipment used.
22.0(Construction verification related tests)	-	4500	Multiple Equipment used.
23.0(Internal wiring)	-	2500	Multiple Equipment used.
24.0(Components)	-	0	Multiple Equipment used.
25.0(Supply connections and External Flexible Cords)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment used.
26.0(Terminal for External Conductors)	-	2500	Multiple Equipment used.
27.0(Provision for Earthing)	-	2500	Multiple Equipment used.
28.0(Screws and connections)	-	2500	Multiple Equipment used.
29.0(Clearances and Creepage distances and solid insulation)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment used.
30.0(Resistance to heat and fire)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment used.
31.0(Resistance to rusting)	-	2000	Multiple Equipment used.
32.0(Radiation, Toxicity and Similar hazards)	-	0	Multiple Equipment used.

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IS 17012 (2018)

High ankle tactical boots with pu - Rubber sole - Specification

54900 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.0(Innocuousness Test IS 17011)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.16.2(Breaking Strength of lace )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.16.1(Length of lace )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.15(D-ring & Hooks )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
6.1(Resistance to Fuel Oil)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.9(Resistance to hot contact )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.8(Flexing resistance )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.7(Ageing test)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.6(Hardness (IRHD))	-	1500	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.5(Abrasion resistance )	-	1605	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.4(Tear Strength)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.3(Sole Density )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.2(Thickness)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.14.1(Meterial)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.13(Breaking Strength of thread )	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.12.2(Tear Strength)	-	1000	Multiple equipment used.
4.11.1(Thickness )	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.11.2(Tear Strength)	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.
4.12.1(Thickness )	-	2000	Multiple equipment used.

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Rs.18630/- (without innocuousness test) Rs.54900/- (with innocuousness test)

IS 302 : Part 2 : Sec 15 (2009)

Safety of household and similar electrical appliances: Part 2 particular requirements: Sec 15 appliances for heating liquids (First Revision)

16257 View breakup
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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
6.0(Classification)	-	0	Facility not Available.
7(Marking and instructions)	-	257	Multiple Equipment used.
8(Protection against live parts)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
9(STARTING OF MOTOR-OPERATED APPLIANCES)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
10(POWER INPUT AND CURRENT)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
11(HEATING)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
13(LEAKAGE CURRENT AND ELECTRIC STRENGTH AT OPERATING TEMPERATURE)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
14(TRANSIENT OVERVOLTAGES)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
15(MOISTURE RESISTANCE)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
16(LEAKAGE CURRENT AND ELECTRIC STRENGTH)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
17(OVERLOAD PROTECTION OF TRANSFORMERS AND ASSOCIATED CIRCUITS)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
18(ENDURANCE)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
19(ABNORMAL OPERATION)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
20(STABILITY AND MECHANICAL HAZARDS)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
21(MECHANICAL STRENGTH)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
22(CONSTRUCTION)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
23(INTERNAL WIRING)	-	700	Multiple Equipment used.
24(COMPONENTS)	-	0	Multiple Equipment used.
25(SUPPLY CONNECTION AND EXTERNAL FLEXIBLE CORDS)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
26(TERMINALS FOR EXTERNAL CONDUCTORS)	-	1000	Multiple Equipment used.
27(PROVISION FOR EARTHING)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
28(SCREWS AND CONNECTIONS)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
29(CLEARANCES, CREEPAGE DISTANCES AND SOLID INSULATION)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
30(RESISTANCE TO HEAT AND FIRE)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
31(RESISTANCE TO RUSTING)	-	500	Multiple Equipment used.
32(RADIATION, TOXICITY AND SIMILAR HAZARDS)	-	0	Multiple Equipment used.

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Bureau of Indian Standards

The National Standards Body of India

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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