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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
5.3.1.2(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	350	-
Table 1(CLASS I)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
Table 1(CLASS II)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.2.2.1(General)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.2.2.2(Height of upper)	-	100	-
5.2.2.3(Seat region)	-	400	-
5.3.2.1(Construction)	-	0	-
5.3.2.2(Leakproofness)	-	400	-
5.3.2.3(Specific ergonomic features )	-	0	-
5.3.4.1(Slip resistance)	-	2400	-
5.3.4.2(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) solution)	-	1200	-
5.3.4.3(Slip resistance on steel floor with glycerine )	-	1200	-
5.3.4.4(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with SLS and on steel floor with glycerine )	-	2400	-
5.4.2.1(Upper)	-	100	-
5.4.2.2(Thickness )	-	100	-
5.4.2.3(Tear strenth)	-	350	-
5.4.2.4(Tensile properties)	-	350	-
5.4.2.5(Flexing resistance )	-	300	-
5.4.2.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient )	-	800	-
5.4.2.7(pH value )	-	200	-
5.4.2.8(Hydrolysis)	-	1500	-
5.4.2.9(Chromium VI content )	-	1500	-
5.5.2.1(Tear strength )	-	350	-
5.5.2.2(Abrasion resistance )	-	1000	-
5.5.2.3(Water vapour permeability and coefficient )	-	800	-
5.5.2.4(pH value )	-	200	-
5.5.2.5(Chromium VI content )	-	1500	-
5.6(Tongue )	-	0	-
5.6.2.1(Tear strength )	-	350	-
5.6.2.2(pH value )	-	250	-
5.6.2.3(Chromium VI content )	-	1500	-
5.7.2.1(Insole and insock )	-	50	-
5.7.2.2(Insole and insock )	-	50	-
5.7.2.3(Water absorption and desorption )	-	500	-
5.7.4.1(Abrasion resistance )	-	400	-
5.7.4.2(Abrasion resistance )	-	0	-
5.7.2.5(Chromium VI content )	-	1500	-
5.8.2.1(Outsole)	-	0	-
5.8.1.1(Thickness )	-	100	-
5.8.1.2(Cleated area )	-	100	-
5.8.1.3(Cleat height)	-	100	-
5.8.2.2(Tear strength )	-	350	-
5.8.2.3(Abrasion resistance )	-	600	-
5.8.2.4(Flexing resistance )	-	600	-
5.8.2.5(Hydrolysis )	-	1500	-
5.8.2.6(Interlayer bond strength )	-	350	-
6.2.1.1(Metallic anti-penetration insert )	-	400	-
6.2.1.1.2(Non-metallic anti-penetration insert used as an insole)	-	400	-
6.2.1.2(Construction)	-	0	-
6.2.1.3(Dimensions )	-	100	-
6.2.1.4(Flex resistance of penetration-resistant inserts )	-	400	-
6.2.1.5.1(Corrosion resistance of penetration-resistant metallic inserts)	-	500	-
6.2.1.5.2(Penetration-resistant non-metallic inserts)	-	400	-
6.2.2.1(Conductive footwear)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.2(Antistatic footwear)	-	800	-
6.2.2.3(Electrically insulating footwear )	-	800	-
6.2.3.1(Heat insulation of sole complex )	-	500	-
6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of sole complex)	-	500	-
6.2.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region )	-	400	-
6.2.2.5(Water resistance )	-	300	-
6.2.2.6(Ankle protection)	-	500	-
6.2.7.1(Cut resistance foot wear)	-	0	-
6.2.7.2(Cut resistance foot wear)	-	0	-
6.2.7.3(Resistance to cutting)	-	500	-
6.2.7.4(Pentration resistance)	-	400	-
6.3.2.2(Upper- water penetration)	-	800	-
6.4.2.1(Resistance to hot contact)	-	400	-
6.4.2.2(Resistance to fuel oil)	-	300	-
7(a)(Marking)	-	0	-
7(b)(Marking)	-	0	-
7(c)(Marking)	-	0	-
7(d)(Marking)	-	0	-
7(e)(Marking)	-	0	-
7(e)(Marking)	-	0	-

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IS 15298 : Part 2 (2016)

Personal protective equipment: Part 2 safety footwear (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.4.5, Table 14(Flexing resistance ,ISO 20344,6.5)	-	500	-
4,Table 1(Class I, IS 15298)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.2,5.2.1, Fig 3(Design,General, IS 15298)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.2.2, Fig 4(Height of Upper, ISO 20344 , 6.2)	-	100	-
5.2.3, Table 10 ,Design A(Seat Region)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.3.1.1(Construction)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.3.1.2(Upper/outer sole bond strength , ISO 20344 , 5.2)	-	400	-
5.3.2.3,Table 6(Impact resistance of safety footwear,ISO 20344 , 5.4)	-	400	-
5.3.2.1(General, EN 12568 OF 4.2.2.2)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.3.2.2,Table 5(Internal length of toecaps , ISO 20344 , 5.3)	-	100	-
5.3.2.4 ,Table 6(Compression Resistance of safety footwear ,ISO20344 , 5.5)	-	400	-
5.3.2.5.1(Corrosion resistance of metallic toecaps ,ISO20344 , 5.6.2)	-	500	-
5.3.2.5.2(Non metallic toe caps ,EN 12568)	-	500	-
5.3.3(Leak proofness ,ISO 20344 , 5.7)	-	400	-
5.3.4(Specific ergonomic feature ,ISO 20344 , 5.1)	-	500	-
5.3.5.2,Table 7(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with sodium lauryl sulphate (NaLS) solution)	-	1200	-
5.3.5.3,Table 8(Slip resistance on steel floor with glycerin)	-	1200	-
5.3.5.4(Slip resistance on ceramic tile floor with NaLS and on steel floor with glycerin)	-	2000	-
5.4.1,Table 10(General)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.4.2, Table 11(Thickness , ISO 20344 , 6.1 )	-	100	-
5.4.3, Table 12(Tear Strength, ISO 20344 , 6.3 )	-	400	-
5.4.4, Table 13(Tensile properties ,ISO 20344 , 6.4.1 )	-	400	-
5.4.6(Water vapour permeability and coefficient,ISO 20344,6.6 & 6.8)	-	800	-
5.4.7(Ph Value ; ISO 20344,6.9)	-	250	-
5.4.8(Hydrolysis ; ISO 20344,6.10)	-	2000	-
5.4.9(Chromium VI content; ISO 17075)	-	1500	-
5.5.1,Table 15(Tear Strength, ISO 20344 , 6.3)	-	400	-
5.5.2(Abrasion Resistance ;ISO 20344 , 6.12)	-	1000	-
5.5.3(Water vapour permeability and coefficient,ISO 20344,6.6 & 6.8)	-	800	-
5.5.4(Ph Value ; ISO 20344,6.9)	-	250	-
5.5.5(Chromium VI content; ISO 17075)	-	1500	-
5.6(Tongue - IS 15298 Part 2 )	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.6.1,Table 16(Tear Strength, ISO 20344 , 6.3)	-	400	-
5.6.2(Ph Value ; ISO 20344,6.9)	-	250	-
5.6.3(Chromium VI content; ISO 17075)	-	1500	-
5.7.1;Table 3(Thickness ; ISO 20344,7.1)	-	100	-
5.7.2(Ph Value ; ISO 20344,6.9)	-	250	-
5.7.3(Water Absorption and desorption ISO 20344,7.2 )	-	500	-
5.7.4.1(Insole ; ISO 20344,7.3 )	-	500	-
5.7.4.2(Insocks ; ISO 20344, 6.12)	-	1000	-
5.7.5(Chromium VI content; ISO 17075)	-	1500	-
5.8.1(Design, IS 15298 Part 2 )	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.8.1.1, Table 17(Thickness ; ISO 20344, 8.1.2)	-	100	-
5.8.1.2(Cleated area ; ISO 20344 , Fig 38)	-	100	-
5.8.1.3, Table 17(Cleat height; ISO 20344, 8.1)	-	100	-
5.8.2(Tear Strength, ISO 20344 , 8.2)	-	400	-
5.8.3(Abrasion Resistance ;ISO 20344 , 8.3)	-	700	-
5.8.4(Flexing resistance ,ISO 20344,8.4)	-	700	-
5.8.5(Hydrolysis ; ISO 20344,8.5)	-	1500	-
5.8.6(Interlayer bond strength; ISO 20344, 5.2)	-	400	-
6.2.1.1.1(Metallic anti-penetration insert; ISO 20344, 5.8.2)	-	400	-
6.2.1.1.2(Non-metallic anti-penetration insert; ISO 20344, 5.8.3)	-	500	-
6.2.1.2(Consruction)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
6.2.1.3(Dimension ; ISO 20344, 5.8.1)	-	100	-
6.2.1.4(Flex resistance of penetration -resistant insert ; ISO 20344,5.9)	-	1000	-
6.2.1.5.1(Corrosion resistance of penetration -resistant metallic insert - ISO 20344, 5.6.3 &5.6.1)	-	500	-
6.2.1.5.2(Penetration -resistant non-metallic insert ; EN 12568,6.4&7.4)	-	400	-
6.2.2.1 (Conductive footwear ; ISO 20344,5.10 & 5.10.3.3)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.2(Antistatic footwear ; ISO 20344,5.10)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.3(Electrically insulating footwear; EN 50321)	-	1000	-
6.2.3.1(Hear insulation of sole complex; ISO 20344,5.12 ;Annex B)	-	500	-
6.2.3.2(Cold insulation of sole complex; ISO 20344,5.13)	-	500	-
6.2.4(Energy absorption of seat region; ISO 20344,5.14)	-	500	-
6.2.5(Water resistance ; 5.15.1 & 5.15.2)	-	300	-
6.2.6.1(Construction)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
6.2.6.2 , Table 19(Impact resistance of metatarsal protective device,ISO 20344 , 5.16)	-	400	-
6.2.7 (Ankle protection ; ISO 20344 , 5.17)	-	500	-
6.2.8.1(Design)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
6.2.8.2(Construction)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
6.2.8.3,EN 388(Resistance to cutting ,EN 388)	-	500	-
6.2.8.4(Penetration Resistance)	-	400	-
6.3(Upper--Water penetration and absorption ; ISO 20344 , 5.13)	-	800	-
6.4.1(Resistance to hot contact ; ISO 20344 , 8.7)	-	400	-
6.4.2(Resistance to fuel oil ; ISO 20344 , 8.6.1& 8.6.2 ; )	-	400	-
4,Table 1(Class II, IS 15298)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked

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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
5.3.2.3 Table-2(Impact Resistance -T- )	-	400	-
5.2.2 Table-2(Height of upper)	-	100	-
5.2.3 Table-2(Seat Region)	-	400	-
5.3.1.1 Table-2(Construction)	-	0	-
5.3.1.2 Table-2(Upper/Outsole Bond)	-	400	-
Table-2(Strength)	-	400	-
5.3.2.1 Table-2(General)	-	0	-
5.3.2.2 Table-2(Internal Length of toe cap)	-	100	-
5.3.2.4 Table-2(Compression)	-	400	-
5.3.2.5 Table-2(Behaviour of toe cap)	-	0	-
5.3.3 Table-2(Leak Proofness)	-	400	-
5.3.4 Table-2(Specific Ergonomic)	-	200	-
Table-2(Features)	-	0	-
5.3.5.2 Table-2(Slip Resistance SRA)	-	1200	-
5.3.5.3 Table-2(Slip Resistance SRB)	-	1200	-
Table-2(0.18)	-	0	-
5.3.5.4 Table-2(Slip Resistance SRC)	-	2400	-
5.4.1 Table-2(General)	-	0	-
5.4.2 Table-2(Thickness)	-	100	-
5 4 3 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
5.4.4 Table-2(Tensile Properties)	-	400	-
5.4.5 Table-2(Flexing Resistance)	-	500	-
5.4.6 Table-2(Water Vapour Permeability & Coefficient)	-	800	-
5 4.7 Table-2( )	-	250	-
5 4.8 Table-2(Hydrolysis)	-	1500	-
5.4 9 Table-2(Chrome VI)	-	1500	-
5.5.1 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
5.5.2 Table-2(Abrasion Resistance)	-	1000	-
5.5.3 Table-2(Water Vapour Permeability & Coefficient)	-	800	-
5.5.4 Table-2(pH Value)	-	250	-
5.5.5 Table-2(Chrome VI)	-	1500	-
5.6.1 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
5.6.2 Table-2(pH Value)	-	250	-
5.6.3 Table-2(Chromium VI)	-	1500	-
5.7.1 Table-3(Thickness)	-	100	-
5.7.2 Table-3(pH Value)	-	250	-
5.7.3 Table-3(Water Absorption &)	-	250	-
Table-3(Desorption)	-	250	-
5.7.4.1 Table-3(Insole Abrasion)	-	5000	-
5.7.4.2 Table-3(Abrasion)	-	400	-
5.7.5 Table-3(Chromium VI)	-	1500	-
5.8.1 Table-2(Design)	-	0	This parameter is visually checked
5.8.2 Table-2(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
5.8.3 Table-3(Abrasion Resistance)	-	700	-
5.8.4 Table-3(Flexing Resistance)	-	700	-
5.8.5 Table-3(Hydrolysis)	-	1500	-
5.8.6 Table-2(Interlayer BondStrength)	-	400	-
6.2.1 Table-I8(Penetration Resistance)	-	400	-
6.2.2.1 Table-18(Electrical Properties)	-	0	-
Table-18(Conductive Footwear)	-	1000	-
6.2.2.2 Table-18(Antistatic Footwear)	-	800	-
6.2.2.3 Table-18(Electrically Insulated)	-	800	-
6.2.3.1 Table-18(Heat Insulated Comp)	-	500	-
6.2.3.2 Table-18(Cold Insulated)	-	500	-
6.2.4 Table-18(Energy Absorption of seat region)	-	400	-
6.2.5 Table-18(Water Resistance)	-	300	-
6.2.7 Table-18(Ankle Protection)	-	500	-
6.2.8 Table-18(Cut Resistance)	-	500	-
6.3 Table-18(Water Penetration & Absorption)	-	800	-
6.4.1 Table-18(Resistance to Hot Contact)	-	400	-
6.4.2 Table-18(Resistance to Fuel oil)	-	300	-

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IS 16186 (2014)

Textiles - Light weight jute sacking bags for packing 50 kg foodgrains - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Average Seam Strength in N-IS 9113 (Cl.8.7))	-	350	-
4(Manufacture- IS16186)	-	0	-
4.1(Fabric)	-	0	-
4.1(i)The bags shall be made from single piece of 2/1 twill weave jute sacking of uniform construction with warp running along the length of the bag. )	-	25	-
4.1(ii) The mass per square meter of sacking used in the fabric of the bag 504 g.)	-	100	-
4.2(Seam-IS 9113 (Cl.5.1.2))	-	100	-
4.2.i)( Type of stitches Herakle )	-	0	-
4.2.ii)( Jute twine for stitches Two strands of 3-ply )	-	0	-
4.2.iii)( Stitches/dm 10 ± 1 )	-	0	-
4.2.iv)(Tex of jute twine [ IS 9113 (Cl.5.1.2) ] 310 tex.X 3-ply )	-	25	-
4.3(Union Safety Stitch-IS 9113 (Cl.5.1.2))	-	100	-
4.3.i)( Stitches/dm 10 ± 1 )	-	0	-
4.3.ii)(Tex of jute twine )	-	50	-
4.3( 310 tex.X 2-ply )	-	0	--
4.4(Hemming at the mouth-IS 9113 (Cl.5.1.2))	-	100	-
4.4(Fabric shall be hemmed with jute yarn of 310 tex )	-	0	-
4.5(Freedom from defects)	-	100	-
4.5, Annex A(GAW)	-	0	-
4.5, Annex A(Multiple broken/missing warp(end)-Two or more contiguous, regardless of length )	-	0	-
4.5, Annex A(Multiple broken weft(pick))	-	0	-
4.5, Annex A(Cut, hole, tear or patch-Two or more warp thread ruptured at adjoining points )	-	0	-
4.5, Annex A(Float-Fabric where warp and weft yarns escape)	-	0	-
4.5, Annex A(Gap stitching-Stitching missing)	-	0	-
4.5, Annex A(Corner gap-Hole formation due to improper stitching at the corner of the bag )	-	0	-
4.5, Annex A(Mildew-Staining of fabric due to fungal or bacterial growth visible to naked eye)	-	0	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Dimension-IS 9113 (Cl.8.3.2))	-	100	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Outside Length, cm )	-	100	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Outside Width, cm )	-	100	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Ends /dm-IS 9113 (Cl.8.4.2))	-	100	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Picks/dm-IS 9113 (Cl.8.4.2))	-	100	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Corrected Mass/Bag,g-IS 9113 (Cl.8.5.2))	-	250	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Average Breaking Strength in N)	-	350	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Warpway -IS 9113 (Cl.8.6.2))	-	0	Repeated
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Weftway-IS 9113 (Cl.8.6.2))	-	0	Repeated
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Moisture Regain, Percent-IS 9113 (Cl.8.2))	-	400	-
4.1 & 5.1, Table 1(Oil content, Percent-IS 9113 (Cl.8.5.2))	-	400	-

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IS 15138 (2010)

Textiles – Jute bags for packing 50 kg sugar – Specification (first revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,ii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Ends/dm)	-	100	-
5.3 Table 2 v) Cl.8.8 of IS 9113 (Oil content on dry deoiled material basis)	-	400	-
5.3 Table 2 ii) ( Number of joined bags per)	-	0	-
5.3 Table 2 i) Cl.8.9of IS 9113 (Total number of bags per bale)	-	0	-
4(MANUFACTURE)	-	250	-
4.1(Fabric)	-	0	-
4.1.1(Fabric)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 9113(Seam )	-	0	-
4.3 IS 9113(Hemming at the Mouth )	-	0	-
4.4 Annex B(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	-
4.5 IS 10146(Liner)	-	0	-
5,5.1 Table 1(SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) a) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Outside length )	-	150	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) b) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Outside width)	-	150	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Picks/dm)	-	100	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iv) Cl.8.5.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Corrected mass per bag)	-	250	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,v) a) Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled strip method, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	175	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,v) b) Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	175	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) a) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	175	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) b) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	175	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)a) Cl.8.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Moisture regain)	-	200	-
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)b) Table A / B / C(Contract moisture regain)	-	200	-
5.3 (SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
5.3 Table 2 iii) Table A / B / C (Contract mass of a bale,)	-	0	-
5.3 Table 2 iv) Cl.8.1 of IS 9113 (Corrected net mass of a bale)	-	0	-
6 IS 2873(PACKING)	-	0	-
5.3 Table 2 v) Cl.8.8 of IS 9113 (Oil content on dry deoiled material basis)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 ii) ( Number of joined bags per)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 i) Cl.8.9of IS 9113 (Total number of bags per bale)	-	0	Repeated
4(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	Repeated
4.1(Fabric)	-	0	Repeated
4.1.1(Fabric)	-	0	Repeated
4.2 IS 9113(Seam )	-	0	Repeated
4.3 IS 9113(Hemming at the Mouth )	-	0	Repeated
4.4 Annex B(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	Repeated
4.5 IS 10146(Liner)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1 Table 1(SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) a) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Outside length )	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) b) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Outside width)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,ii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Ends/dm)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Picks/dm)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iv) Cl.8.5.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Corrected mass per bag)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,v) a) Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled strip method, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,v) b) Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) a) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) b) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)a) Cl.8.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Moisture regain)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)b) Table A / B / C(Contract moisture regain)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 (SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 iii) Table A / B / C (Contract mass of a bale,)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 iv) Cl.8.1 of IS 9113 (Corrected net mass of a bale)	-	0	Repeated
6 IS 2873(PACKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 v) Cl.8.8 of IS 9113 (Oil content on dry deoiled material basis)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 ii) ( Number of joined bags per)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 i) Cl.8.9of IS 9113 (Total number of bags per bale)	-	0	Repeated
4(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	Repeated
4.1(Fabric)	-	0	Repeated
4.1.1(Fabric)	-	0	Repeated
4.2 IS 9113(Seam )	-	0	Repeated
4.3 IS 9113(Hemming at the Mouth )	-	0	Repeated
4.4 Annex B(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	Repeated
4.5 IS 10146(Liner)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1 Table 1(SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) a) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Outside length )	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) b) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Outside width)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,ii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Ends/dm)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Picks/dm)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iv) Cl.8.5.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Corrected mass per bag)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,v) a) Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled strip method, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,v) b) Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) a) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) b) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)a) Cl.8.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Moisture regain)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)b) Table A / B / C(Contract moisture regain)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 (SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 iii) Table A / B / C (Contract mass of a bale,)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 iv) Cl.8.1 of IS 9113 (Corrected net mass of a bale)	-	0	Repeated
6 IS 2873(PACKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 v) Cl.8.8 of IS 9113 (Oil content on dry deoiled material basis)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 ii) ( Number of joined bags per)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 i) Cl.8.9of IS 9113 (Total number of bags per bale)	-	0	Repeated
4(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	Repeated
4.1(Fabric)	-	0	Repeated
4.1.1(Fabric)	-	0	Repeated
4.2 IS 9113(Seam )	-	0	Repeated
4.3 IS 9113(Hemming at the Mouth )	-	0	Repeated
4.4 Annex B(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	Repeated
4.5 IS 10146(Liner)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1 Table 1(SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) a) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Outside length )	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,i) b) Cl.8.3.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Outside width)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,ii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Ends/dm)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iii) Cl.8.4.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Picks/dm)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,iv) Cl.8.5.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Corrected mass per bag)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2Table 1,v) a)Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled strip method, 10.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2Table 1,v) b)Cl.8.6.2 of IS 9113Table A / B / C(Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 10.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) a) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Warpway:)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vi) b) Cl.8.7 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C( Average breaking load of sacking (ravelled stripmethod, 5.0 cm × 20.0 cm), Min, N (kgf) Weftway :)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)a) Cl.8.2 of IS 9113 Table A / B / C(Moisture regain)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1,5.2 Table 1,vii)b) Table A / B / C(Contract moisture regain)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 (SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 iii) Table A / B / C (Contract mass of a bale,)	-	0	Repeated
5.3 Table 2 iv) Cl.8.1 of IS 9113 (Corrected net mass of a bale)	-	0	Repeated
6 IS 2873(PACKING)	-	0	Repeated

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IS 1943 (1995)

Textiles – A-twill jute bags (second revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Average Breaking Strength in N -IS 1969 N)	-	350	-
4.1(Sacking- IS 1943)	-	200	-
4.1(Sacking- IS 1943)	-	0	Repeated
4.2(Seam -- IS 1943)	-	100	-
4.2(Seam -- IS 1943)	-	0	Repeated
4.2(Seam -- IS 1943)	-	0	Repeated
4.2(Seam -- IS 570)	-	0	Repeated
4.3(Safety Stitches -IS 1943)	-	100	-
4.3(Safety Stitches -IS 1943)	-	0	Repeated
4.3(Safety Stitches -IS 570)	-	0	Repeated
4.4(Hemming at the mouth IS 9113)	-	100	-
4.4( IS 570)	-	0	-
4.5(Joined bag - IS 9113)	-	200	-
4.6(Freedom from defects- IS 1943)	-	100	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Dimension;Outside Length-IS 9113)	-	150	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Dimension;Outside width-IS 9113)	-	150	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Ends /dm -IS 1963)	-	100	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Picks/dm -IS 1963)	-	100	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Corrected Mass/Bag,g-IS 9113)	-	250	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Average breaking load of seam-IS 9030)	-	350	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Moisture Regain, Percent-IS 9113)	-	400	-
4.1,5.1,Table 1(Oil content, Percent-IS 2969)	-	400	-

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IS 177 (1989)

Cotton drills – Specification (fourth revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	50	-
3 / 3.1(MANUFACTURE / Yarn)	-	100	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	50	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	50	-
3.2.3(Cloth)	-	50	-
4/ 4.1 table-1(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
4/ 4.2 table-2(REQUIREMENTS)	-	3050	-
3 / 3.1(MANUFACTURE / Yarn)	-	0	Repeated
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.3(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
4/ 4.1 table-1(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
4/ 4.2 table-2(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
3 / 3.1(MANUFACTURE / Yarn)	-	0	Repeated
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.3(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
4/ 4.1 table-1(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
4/ 4.2 table-2(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Weave)	-	100	-
4.1,Table 1(Width)	-	100	-
4.1,Table 1(Length)	-	100	-
4.1,Table 1(Breaking load ,Weft)	-	175	-
4.1,Table 1(Breaking load ,Warp)	-	175	-
4.1,Table 1(Mass)	-	250	-
4.1,Table 1(Picks/cm)	-	100	-
4.1,Table 1(Ends/cm)	-	100	-
4.1,Table 1(Count of Yarn (cotton count(tex)),Weft)	-	125	-
4.1,Table 1(Count of Yarn (cotton count(tex)),Warp)	-	125	-

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IS 863 (1988)

Specification for cotton bandage cloth, non-sterilized (second revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Table 1(Length, m)	-	100	-
3.1(Count of yarn)	-	450	Yarn & Cloth Weave
Table 1(Warp, 20 to 25 tex ( 24s to 30s ))	-	125	-
Table 1(Weft, 25 to 30 tex ( 20s to 24s ))	-	125	-
Table 1(Threads, dm, Min)	-	0	-
Table 1(Ends, )	-	100	-
Table 1(Picks,)	-	100	-
Table 1(Mass, g/m²,)	-	250	-
Table 1(Width, cm,)	-	100	-
Table 1(pH value of aqueous extract,)	-	250	-
Table 1(Scouring loss, Max)	-	500	-
Table 1(Freedom from optical )	-	500	-
Table 1(whiteners:)	-	0	-
Table 1(Absence of fluorescence (Not )	-	0	-
Table 1(more than an occasional point)	-	0	-
Table 1(of fluorescence visible).)	-	0	-
Table 1(Colour fastness :)	-	0	-
Table 1(Light, )	-	400	-
Table 1(Washing: Test 3)	-	0	-
Table 1(i) Change in colour,)	-	200	-
Table 1(ii) Staining on adjacent fabric,)	-	200	-

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IS 758 (1988)

Specification for cotton gauze, absorbent, non-sterilized (fourth revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.iii IS 1964(Mass )	-	250	-
2.1(MANUFACTURE)	-	550	-
2.2(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	-
3(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.i(Count of yarn a) Warp )	-	125	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.i(Count of yarn b) Weft)	-	125	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.ii Appendix A(Threads/dm a) Ends)	-	100	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.ii Appendix A(Threads/dm b) Picks)	-	100	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.iv IS 1954(Length)	-	150	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.v Appendix A(Width,)	-	150	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.vi IS : 2369(Absorbency)	-	500	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.vii IS : 1390(pH value)	-	250	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.viii IS : 1383(Scouring Loss)	-	500	-
3.1,Table 1,Sr.No.ix (Freedom from optical whitener)	-	700	-
5 Appendix B(PACKING)	-	0	-

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IS 4605 (1981)

Specification for crepe bandage (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5/5.6(REQUIREMENTS-Breaking Load-tested by the method given in IS : 1969-1968)	-	350	-
5/5.7(REQUIREMENTS-The loss on scouring-tested according to IS : 1383-1977+)	-	500	-
5/5.3(REQUIREMENTS-Stretchability)	-	300	-
5/5.2(REQUIREMENTS-Weight per Unit Area)	-	250	-
5/5.4(REQUIREMENTS-Recovery)	-	150	-
2/2.1(MATERIAL- as per the method given in IS : 1889 ( Part I )-1976*)	-	400	-
3/3.1(DIMENSIONS)	-	300	-
4/4.1.1(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH- Warp yarns- as per IS : 832-l964+)	-	125	-
4/4.1.2(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH- Weft yarns)	-	125	-
4/4.2(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH)	-	400	-
5/5.1(REQUIREMENTS-Threads per Stated Length)	-	200	-
5/5.5(REQUIREMENTS-Chemical Neutrality-according to ' hot method' given in 6.3 of IS : 1390-1961*.)	-	250	-
5/5.7(REQUIREMENTS-The loss on scouring-tested according to IS : 1383-1977+)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.3(REQUIREMENTS-Stretchability)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.2(REQUIREMENTS-Weight per Unit Area)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.4(REQUIREMENTS-Recovery)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.6(REQUIREMENTS-Breaking Load-tested by the method given in IS : 1969-1968)	-	0	Repeated
2/2.1(MATERIAL- as per the method given in IS : 1889 ( Part I )-1976*)	-	0	Repeated
3/3.1(DIMENSIONS)	-	0	Repeated
4/4.1.1(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH- Warp yarns- as per IS : 832-l964+)	-	0	Repeated
4/4.1.2(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH- Weft yarns)	-	0	Repeated
4/4.2(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.1(REQUIREMENTS-Threads per Stated Length)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.5(REQUIREMENTS-Chemical Neutrality-according to ' hot method' given in 6.3 of IS : 1390-1961*.)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.7(REQUIREMENTS-The loss on scouring-tested according to IS : 1383-1977+)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.3(REQUIREMENTS-Stretchability)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.2(REQUIREMENTS-Weight per Unit Area)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.4(REQUIREMENTS-Recovery)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.6(REQUIREMENTS-Breaking Load-tested by the method given in IS : 1969-1968)	-	0	Repeated
2/2.1(MATERIAL- as per the method given in IS : 1889 ( Part I )-1976*)	-	0	Repeated
3/3.1(DIMENSIONS)	-	0	Repeated
4/4.1.1(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH- Warp yarns- as per IS : 832-l964+)	-	0	Repeated
4/4.1.2(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH- Weft yarns)	-	0	Repeated
4/4.2(MANUFACTURE, WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.1(REQUIREMENTS-Threads per Stated Length)	-	0	Repeated
5/5.5(REQUIREMENTS-Chemical Neutrality-according to ' hot method' given in 6.3 of IS : 1390-1961*.)	-	0	Repeated

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IS 6803 (1972)

Specification for special proofed canvas and duck

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.2.6.2(Bundesmann water repellency test for special proofed duck-there shall be no penetration ofwater through the fabric and its inner side shall not be wetted. The water absorption shall not exceed 60 percent by mass.)	-	400	-
Cl. 3.2.2.1, Appendix A-2, IS 1039(Copper Content)	-	400	-
Cl. 3.2.2.1, Appendix A-2, IS 1040(Zinc Content)	-	400	-
3.2.8(Shrinkage-material shall not have more than 3 percent shrinkage in warp or weft direction (As per A-3))	-	200	-
Cl. 3.2.3 (pH Value)	-	250	-
Cl. 3.2.1 , Appendix A-1(Proofing Content)	-	500	-
Cl. 3.2.2.1(Resistance to Microbial Attack)	-	0	-
3.2.7.1(Colour fastness-The material when tested prescribed in IS : 2454-1967*, shall show a fastness rating of not less than 5, unless otherwise agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	400	-
3.1(Base fabric(Refer IS 1422 for cotton duck and IS 1424 for Cotton canvas))	-	0	-
3.2.4(Pliability- Special proofed canvas on duck shall be pliable when the sample is kept for 2 hours at 0 degree )	-	300	-
3.2.5(Breaking strength of special proofed canvas and duck- Average(IS 1969) )	-	350	-
3.2.6.1, table 1(Waterpoofness-Pressure head test for special proofed canvas-(refer Annexure E))	-	200	-
3.2.6.3(Cone test -Form a cone by folding, pressing and creasing a 300 x 300 mm piece of special proofed canvas or duck. Suspend it by means of a metal ring and fill the cone with 400 ml of water and allowit to stand as such in a conditioned room at 27 ± 2°C and 65 ± 2 percent relative humidity for 18 hours.)	-	200	-
3.2.7.2(Colour fastness to washing- When tested as prescribed in IS : 764-19667, the change in colour and the degree of staining of the material shall be of rating 3 or better.)	-	400	-
3.2.9(Dimension-)	-	0	-
Cl. 3.2.2.1, Appendix A-2, IS 1039(Copper Content)	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.2.1, Appendix A-2, IS 1040(Zinc Content)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.8(Shrinkage-material shall not have more than 3 percent shrinkage in warp or weft direction (As per A-3))	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.3 (pH Value)	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.1 , Appendix A-1(Proofing Content)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.6.2(Bundesmann water repellency test for special proofed duck-there shall be no penetration ofwater through the fabric and its inner side shall not be wetted. The water absorption shall not exceed 60 percent by mass.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.2.1(Resistance to Microbial Attack)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.7.1(Colour fastness-The material when tested prescribed in IS : 2454-1967*, shall show a fastness rating of not less than 5, unless otherwise agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	Repeated
3.1(Base fabric(Refer IS 1422 for cotton duck and IS 1424 for Cotton canvas))	-	0	Repeated
3.2.4(Pliability- Special proofed canvas on duck shall be pliable when the sample is kept for 2 hours at 0 degree )	-	0	Repeated
3.2.5(Breaking strength of special proofed canvas and duck- Average(IS 1969) )	-	0	Repeated
3.2.6.1, table 1(Waterpoofness-Pressure head test for special proofed canvas-(refer Annexure E))	-	0	Repeated
3.2.6.3(Cone test -Form a cone by folding, pressing and creasing a 300 x 300 mm piece of special proofed canvas or duck. Suspend it by means of a metal ring and fill the cone with 400 ml of water and allowit to stand as such in a conditioned room at 27 ± 2°C and 65 ± 2 percent relative humidity for 18 hours.)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.7.2(Colour fastness to washing- When tested as prescribed in IS : 764-19667, the change in colour and the degree of staining of the material shall be of rating 3 or better.)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.9(Dimension-)	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.2.1, Appendix A-2, IS 1039(Copper Content)	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.2.1, Appendix A-2, IS 1040(Zinc Content)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.8(Shrinkage-material shall not have more than 3 percent shrinkage in warp or weft direction (As per A-3))	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.3 (pH Value)	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.1 , Appendix A-1(Proofing Content)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.6.2(Bundesmann water repellency test for special proofed duck-there shall be no penetration ofwater through the fabric and its inner side shall not be wetted. The water absorption shall not exceed 60 percent by mass.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl. 3.2.2.1(Resistance to Microbial Attack)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.7.1(Colour fastness-The material when tested prescribed in IS : 2454-1967*, shall show a fastness rating of not less than 5, unless otherwise agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	Repeated
3.1(Base fabric(Refer IS 1422 for cotton duck and IS 1424 for Cotton canvas))	-	0	Repeated
3.2.4(Pliability- Special proofed canvas on duck shall be pliable when the sample is kept for 2 hours at 0 degree )	-	0	Repeated
3.2.5(Breaking strength of special proofed canvas and duck- Average(IS 1969) )	-	0	Repeated
3.2.6.1, table 1(Waterpoofness-Pressure head test for special proofed canvas-(refer Annexure E))	-	0	Repeated
3.2.6.3(Cone test -Form a cone by folding, pressing and creasing a 300 x 300 mm piece of special proofed canvas or duck. Suspend it by means of a metal ring and fill the cone with 400 ml of water and allowit to stand as such in a conditioned room at 27 ± 2°C and 65 ± 2 percent relative humidity for 18 hours.)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.7.2(Colour fastness to washing- When tested as prescribed in IS : 764-19667, the change in colour and the degree of staining of the material shall be of rating 3 or better.)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.9(Dimension-)	-	0	Repeated

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IS 1 (1968)

Specification for the national flag of India (Cotton khadi) (second revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1.2 Table 1 iv)a IS 1969( Breaking load on 50 x 200 mm strips: Wrap)	-	175	-
3.1.2.3 Table 2 iii) IS 2977( Dimensional changes)	-	200	-
5.2(Depth of Lapped seam 10 mm ± 2 mm)	-	150	-
3.2.2 Table 3 ii) IS 1963(Picks/dm)	-	100	-
3.2.2 Table 3 i) IS 1963(Ends/dm)	-	100	-
3.1.2 Table 1 i) IS 1963(Ends/dm)	-	100	-
3.1.2 Table 1 ii) IS 1963(Picks/dm)	-	100	-
3.1.2 Table 1 iii) IS 1964(Weight)	-	250	-
3.2.2 Table 3 iii) IS 1964(Weight)	-	250	-
3.1.2.3 Table 2 i)b IS 765(Washing)	-	400	-
3.1.2.3 Table 2 i)a IS 686/IS 2454(The colour fastness ratings and other requirements of hunting are given in Table 2: Colour fastness to : l.ight)	-	400	-
3.1.2.3 Table 2 ii) Cold Method of IS 1390(pH Value)	-	250	-
5,5.1 b(The number of stitches shall not be less than 4 per cm)	-	0	-
3.1 3.1.1(Cotton Khadi Bunting : Yarn -“The yarn used for the manufacture of bunting shall be hand_ spun from clean-carded cotton. The approximate count of yarn for warp and weft shall he 30 tex x 2 (or Nm 33/2 ).)	-	250	-
3.1.2 Table 1 iv)b IS 1969(Weft)	-	175	-
3.2 3.2.1(Cotton Khadi Duck :- used for the sleeve of the flag. Yarn -The yarn used in the manufacture of duck shall be handspun from clean carded cotton. The approximate count of yarn for warpand weft shall be 38 tex x 3 (or Nm 26/3).)	-	250	-
3.2.2 Table 3 iv)b IS 1969(Weft)	-	175	-
3.2.2 Table 3 iv)a IS 1969( Breaking load on 50 x 200 mm strips: Wrap)	-	175	-
5.5.1(Brass wire- Flag of Size No 7 shall be provided with a Brass wire of 2.65 mm diameter.)	-	0	-
2,2.1(Design)	-	0	-
2.2(Design)	-	0	-
2.2(Design)	-	0	-
3(MATERIALS)	-	0	-
3.1.2 Table 1(Cloth--The bunting shall be woven on handlooms in plain weave. )	-	100	-
3.1.2 Table 1(The particulars of bunting shall be as given in Table 1)	-	0	-
3.1.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.1.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2 3.2.2 Table 3(Cotton Khadi Duck :- used for the sleeve of the flag. Cloth - The duck shall be woven on handlooms in plain weave. It shall he used in the scoured state and shall, confwm to fhe requirements of Table 3. )	-	100	-
3.2.2 Table 3 (REQUIREMENTS OF COTTON KHADI DUCK :-)	-	50	-
3.3,3.3.1 IS 1720(Sewing Threads )	-	1050	-
3.3,3.3.2 IS 1720(Sewing Threads)	-	1050	-
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 i)(Hemp Cordage The cordages of various sizes shall conform to the requirements given in Table 4. Size )	-	100	-
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 ii)(No of Strands)	-	0	-
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 iii)(Linear Density)	-	250	-
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 iv) Appendix A.(Breaking load)	-	350	-
3.5,3.5.1(Wooden Toggles)	-	200	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(Dimensions of Flag )	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(A)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(B)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(C)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(D)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(E)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3( Dimension of Hemp Cordage and Loop L)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(M)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(N)	-	0	-
3.5.2 Table 5 Fig.1(Wooden Toggle P)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(Q)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(R)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(S)	-	0	-
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 4(T)	-	0	-
4.2(FLAG)	-	0	-
4.3 a IS 1803(Asoka Chakra)	-	0	-
4.3 b IS 1804(Asoka Chakra)	-	0	-
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(Dimensions of the Asoka Chakra )	-	100	-
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(J)	-	0	-
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(K)	-	0	-
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(L)	-	0	-
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(N)	-	0	-
5,5.1 a(Constructions)	-	0	-
5.3(Reinforcements -)	-	0	-
5.4( Sleeve)	-	50	-
5.5(Hemp cordage)	-	50	-
5.6(Toggle)	-	0	-
3.1.2.3 Table 2 iii) IS 2977( Dimensional changes)	-	0	Repeated
5.2(Depth of Lapped seam 10 mm ± 2 mm)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 ii) IS 1963(Picks/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 i) IS 1963(Ends/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 i) IS 1963(Ends/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 ii) IS 1963(Picks/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 iii) IS 1964(Weight)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 iii) IS 1964(Weight)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.3 Table 2 i)b IS 765(Washing)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.3 Table 2 i)a IS 686/IS 2454(The colour fastness ratings and other requirements of hunting are given in Table 2: Colour fastness to : l.ight)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.3 Table 2 ii) Cold Method of IS 1390(pH Value)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1 b(The number of stitches shall not be less than 4 per cm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1 3.1.1(Cotton Khadi Bunting : Yarn -“The yarn used for the manufacture of bunting shall be hand_ spun from clean-carded cotton. The approximate count of yarn for warp and weft shall he 30 tex x 2 (or Nm 33/2 ).)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 iv)b IS 1969(Weft)	-	0	Repeated
3.2 3.2.1(Cotton Khadi Duck :- used for the sleeve of the flag. Yarn -The yarn used in the manufacture of duck shall be handspun from clean carded cotton. The approximate count of yarn for warpand weft shall be 38 tex x 3 (or Nm 26/3).)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 iv)a IS 1969( Breaking load on 50 x 200 mm strips: Wrap)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 iv)b IS 1969(Weft)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 iv)a IS 1969( Breaking load on 50 x 200 mm strips: Wrap)	-	0	Repeated
5.5.1(Brass wire- Flag of Size No 7 shall be provided with a Brass wire of 2.65 mm diameter.)	-	0	Repeated
2,2.1(Design)	-	0	Repeated
2.2(Design)	-	0	Repeated
2.2(Design)	-	0	Repeated
3(MATERIALS)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1(Cloth--The bunting shall be woven on handlooms in plain weave. )	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1(The particulars of bunting shall be as given in Table 1)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2 3.2.2 Table 3(Cotton Khadi Duck :- used for the sleeve of the flag. Cloth - The duck shall be woven on handlooms in plain weave. It shall he used in the scoured state and shall, confwm to fhe requirements of Table 3. )	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 (REQUIREMENTS OF COTTON KHADI DUCK :-)	-	0	Repeated
3.3,3.3.1 IS 1720(Sewing Threads )	-	0	Repeated
3.3,3.3.2 IS 1720(Sewing Threads)	-	0	Repeated
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 i)(Hemp Cordage The cordages of various sizes shall conform to the requirements given in Table 4. Size )	-	0	Repeated0
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 ii)(No of Strands)	-	0	Repeated
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 iii)(Linear Density)	-	0	Repeated
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 iv) Appendix A.(Breaking load)	-	0	Repeated
3.5,3.5.1(Wooden Toggles)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(Dimensions of Flag )	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(A)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(B)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(C)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(D)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(E)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3( Dimension of Hemp Cordage and Loop L)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(M)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(N)	-	0	Repeated
3.5.2 Table 5 Fig.1(Wooden Toggle P)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(Q)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(R)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(S)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 4(T)	-	0	Repeated
4.2(FLAG)	-	0	Repeated
4.3 a IS 1803(Asoka Chakra)	-	0	Repeated
4.3 b IS 1804(Asoka Chakra)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(Dimensions of the Asoka Chakra )	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(J)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(K)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(L)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(N)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1 a(Constructions)	-	0	Repeated
5.3(Reinforcements -)	-	0	Repeated
5.4( Sleeve)	-	0	Repeated
5.5(Hemp cordage)	-	0	Repeated
5.6(Toggle)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.3 Table 2 iii) IS 2977( Dimensional changes)	-	0	Repeated
5.2(Depth of Lapped seam 10 mm ± 2 mm)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 ii) IS 1963(Picks/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 i) IS 1963(Ends/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 i) IS 1963(Ends/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 ii) IS 1963(Picks/dm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 iii) IS 1964(Weight)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 iii) IS 1964(Weight)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.3 Table 2 i)b IS 765(Washing)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.3 Table 2 i)a IS 686/IS 2454(The colour fastness ratings and other requirements of hunting are given in Table 2: Colour fastness to : l.ight)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.3 Table 2 ii) Cold Method of IS 1390(pH Value)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1 b(The number of stitches shall not be less than 4 per cm)	-	0	Repeated
3.1 3.1.1(Cotton Khadi Bunting : Yarn -“The yarn used for the manufacture of bunting shall be hand_ spun from clean-carded cotton. The approximate count of yarn for warp and weft shall he 30 tex x 2 (or Nm 33/2 ).)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 iv)b IS 1969(Weft)	-	0	Repeated
3.2 3.2.1(Cotton Khadi Duck :- used for the sleeve of the flag. Yarn -The yarn used in the manufacture of duck shall be handspun from clean carded cotton. The approximate count of yarn for warpand weft shall be 38 tex x 3 (or Nm 26/3).)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1 iv)a IS 1969( Breaking load on 50 x 200 mm strips: Wrap)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 iv)b IS 1969(Weft)	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 iv)a IS 1969( Breaking load on 50 x 200 mm strips: Wrap)	-	0	Repeated
5.5.1(Brass wire- Flag of Size No 7 shall be provided with a Brass wire of 2.65 mm diameter.)	-	0	Repeated
2,2.1(Design)	-	0	Repeated
2.2(Design)	-	0	Repeated
2.2(Design)	-	0	Repeated
3(MATERIALS)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1(Cloth--The bunting shall be woven on handlooms in plain weave. )	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2 Table 1(The particulars of bunting shall be as given in Table 1)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.1.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	Repeated
3.2 3.2.2 Table 3(Cotton Khadi Duck :- used for the sleeve of the flag. Cloth - The duck shall be woven on handlooms in plain weave. It shall he used in the scoured state and shall, confwm to fhe requirements of Table 3. )	-	0	Repeated
3.2.2 Table 3 (REQUIREMENTS OF COTTON KHADI DUCK :-)	-	0	Repeated
3.3,3.3.1 IS 1720(Sewing Threads )	-	0	Repeated
3.3,3.3.2 IS 1720(Sewing Threads)	-	0	Repeated
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 i)(Hemp Cordage The cordages of various sizes shall conform to the requirements given in Table 4. Size )	-	0	Repeated
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 ii)(No of Strands)	-	0	Repeated
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 iii)(Linear Density)	-	0	Repeated
3.4 3.4.1,Table 4 iv) Appendix A.(Breaking load)	-	0	Repeated
3.5,3.5.1(Wooden Toggles)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(Dimensions of Flag )	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(A)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(B)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(C)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(D)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(E)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3( Dimension of Hemp Cordage and Loop L)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(M)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(N)	-	0	Repeated
3.5.2 Table 5 Fig.1(Wooden Toggle P)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(Q)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(R)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 3(S)	-	0	Repeated
4,4.1 Table 5 Fig. 2 & 4(T)	-	0	Repeated
4.2(FLAG)	-	0	Repeated
4.3 a IS 1803(Asoka Chakra)	-	0	Repeated
4.3 b IS 1804(Asoka Chakra)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(Dimensions of the Asoka Chakra )	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(J)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(K)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(L)	-	0	Repeated
4.3.1 Table 6 Fig. 4.(N)	-	0	Repeated
5,5.1 a(Constructions)	-	0	Repeated
5.3(Reinforcements -)	-	0	Repeated
5.4( Sleeve)	-	0	Repeated
5.5(Hemp cordage)	-	0	Repeated
5.6(Toggle)	-	0	Repeated

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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
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(c) Ends/dm )	-	100	-
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)	-	400	-
Cl.4.1.7.4 Ageing(ii) Elongation at break)	-	125	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 2) : 1980(2)Hardness, IRHD)	-	100	-
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. )	-	100	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(d) Picks/dm)	-	100	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( Table 1.)(d) Picks/dm)	-	100	-
4.1.2 Lining Material(195 ± 5 picks/dm shall be used.)	-	100	-
4.1.2 Lining Material(having 390 ± 10 ends/dm and )	-	100	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 4) : 1987 IS 3400 (Part 2) : 1980(Change in initial hardness after accelerated ageing for 24 h at l00 ± 1°C)	-	200	-
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 ).')	-	300	-
Cl.4.4.9(From the upper of made up footwear representative sample of width 25 ± 0.5 mm width strip is to be cut along the length of the boot of enough length so as to make it convenient to allow a distance of minimum 30 mm between the jaws of the tensile machine)	-	100	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 1) : 1987(Tensile strength in MPa, Min)	-	125	-
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 )	-	100	-
Cl.4.4.3(The top, side and front edges of the quarters and tongue shall be bound with cotton tape NEWAR of not less than 13 mm width using variety No. 29 thread.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.1.7.3 IS 3400 (Part 10) : 1977(Compression set, in percent. Max)	-	200	-
Cl.4.4.4( The back of the quarter shall be reinforced with a strip, not less than 25 mm wide,of either upper material or canvas. In case of composite upper material the edges of the strip shall be bound by cotton tape ( NEWAR ). When canvas cloth is used the edges shall be folded and shall be stitched with two rows of stitching.)	-	50	-
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)	-	200	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 1) : 1987(Elongation at break, in percent, Min)	-	125	-
IS 1969:1985(Breaking load on 50 cm test length. N, Min)	-	200	-
4.1.6 Fabric Laces Cl.4.1.6.1(The laces shall have a minimum breaking load of 450 N, when tested between 18 cm grips, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 30 cm/min.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 16) : 1974(iii)Flexing resistance, number of cycles b)Cut growth at the end of 150 000 cycles, Percent, Max)	-	500	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( Table 1.)(b) Weft )	-	150	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( Table 1.)( in case of half bellow. Thefull bellow tongue shall be made out of canvas cloth as prescribed in Sl No. (i) of Table 1. Breaking load in N, Min a) Warp )	-	150	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(b)Weft)	-	150	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(Breaking load in N.Min (5 × 20 cm grip): a) Wrap)	-	150	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 16) : 1974(iii)Flexing resistance, number of cycles a)Initial crack, Min)	-	600	-
4.1.2 Lining Material( 200 N Minin weft way (when tested in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985) )	-	200	-
4.1.2 Lining Material(For covering of the insole, cotton drill conforming to Table 1, Sl No. (ii) shall be used. For detachable insole, bleached cotton twill of breaking load 390 N Min in warp way and)	-	200	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper(The upper shall consist of Rip Stop Fabric of cotton or manmade or its blend being the over layer and cotton drill as an inner layer and shall conform to the requirements given at Sl No. (i) of Table 1. Sr.no 1.Overlayer Construction )	-	100	-
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.)	-	400	-
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)	-	300	-
Cl.4.1.3.3( Black tapes shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	300	-
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)	-	50	-
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.')	-	100	-
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)	-	50	-
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.)	-	300	-
Cl.4.1.7 Rubber Components Cl.4.1.7.1( the soles and heels shall conform to Type 2 of IS 5676:1995.)	-	50	-
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)	-	200	-
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.)	-	100	-
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.)	-	125	-
Cl.4.4.2( The canvas upper shall be lined with bleached drill cloth.)	-	50	-
Cl.4.4.3( The upper shall be stitched on a lockstitch machine, with 30 to 40 stitches per decimetre by thread of variety No. 8 and variety No. 29 cotton sewing thread conforming to 4.1.5 using variety No. 29 for taping and binding and variety No. 8 for remaining seams. )	-	50	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( The tongue shall be either half or full bellow depending on the requirement of the purchaser andshall be made from composite material prescribed for the upper in 4.1.1.)	-	50	-
Cl.4.4.6( A minimum of seven aluminium, brass or steel eyelets having 10 mm diameter and wall thickness 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be fitted in each face.')	-	50	-
Cl.4.4.7( The toe shall be reinforced with a toe puff cemented inside and outside with rubber toe cap. The heel piece (counter) or stiffener shall be set from the bottom of the lining and bound flat on the top edge with white cloth for binding of countertop edge with white clothfor binding of counter)	-	50	-
Cl.4.4.8( A strengthening rubber arch piece shall be firmly pasted and stitched at the middle arch of the inside quarter. Another strengthening rubber piece, circular in shape 35 ± 1 mm in diameter, may bepasted and stitched at the centre of the inside)	-	50	-
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.)	-	50	-
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.)	-	50	-
Cl.4.5.2( In appearance, general workmanship, finish and in all other respects, not defined in this standard, the boot shall be similar to those of the sample approved by the purchaser, if any.)	-	50	-
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.)	-	200	-
Cl.4.9 Composite Breaking Strength Test( From the upper of made up footwear representative sample of width 25 ± 0.5 mm width strip is to be cut along the length of the boot of enough length so as to make it convenient to allow a distance of minimum 30 mm between the jaws of the tensile machine.Rate of traverse of pulling jaw shall be 100 ± 5 mm per minute. Two such test pieces will be required to be obtained from the made up footwear and will be subjected to test to break each test piece. Mean value of each set of test pieces comprising of length wise and height wise test pieces will be 1 000 N/25 mm width minimum.')	-	200	-
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)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.4 Ageing(ii) Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 2) : 1980(2)Hardness, IRHD)	-	0	-
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. )	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(d) Picks/dm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( Table 1.)(d) Picks/dm)	-	0	-
4.1.2 Lining Material(having 390 ± 10 ends/dm and )	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(c) Ends/dm )	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( Table 1.)(c) Ends/dm )	-	0	-
4.1.2 Lining Material(195 ± 5 picks/dm shall be used.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 4) : 1987 IS 3400 (Part 2) : 1980(Change in initial hardness after accelerated ageing for 24 h at l00 ± 1°C)	-	0	-
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 ).')	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.9(From the upper of made up footwear representative sample of width 25 ± 0.5 mm width strip is to be cut along the length of the boot of enough length so as to make it convenient to allow a distance of minimum 30 mm between the jaws of the tensile machine)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 1) : 1987(Tensile strength in MPa, Min)	-	0	-
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	-
Cl.4.4.3(The top, side and front edges of the quarters and tongue shall be bound with cotton tape NEWAR of not less than 13 mm width using variety No. 29 thread.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.3 IS 3400 (Part 10) : 1977(Compression set, in percent. Max)	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.4( The back of the quarter shall be reinforced with a strip, not less than 25 mm wide,of either upper material or canvas. In case of composite upper material the edges of the strip shall be bound by cotton tape ( NEWAR ). When canvas cloth is used the edges shall be folded and shall be stitched with two rows of stitching.)	-	0	-
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)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 1) : 1987(Elongation at break, in percent, Min)	-	0	-
IS 1969:1985(Breaking load on 50 cm test length. N, Min)	-	0	-
4.1.6 Fabric Laces Cl.4.1.6.1(The laces shall have a minimum breaking load of 450 N, when tested between 18 cm grips, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 30 cm/min.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 16) : 1974(iii)Flexing resistance, number of cycles b)Cut growth at the end of 150 000 cycles, Percent, Max)	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( Table 1.)(b) Weft )	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( Table 1.)( in case of half bellow. Thefull bellow tongue shall be made out of canvas cloth as prescribed in Sl No. (i) of Table 1. Breaking load in N, Min a) Warp )	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(b)Weft)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper IS 1969(Breaking load in N.Min (5 × 20 cm grip): a) Wrap)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7.2 IS 3400 (Part 16) : 1974(iii)Flexing resistance, number of cycles a)Initial crack, Min)	-	0	-
4.1.2 Lining Material( 200 N Minin weft way (when tested in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985) )	-	0	-
4.1.2 Lining Material(For covering of the insole, cotton drill conforming to Table 1, Sl No. (ii) shall be used. For detachable insole, bleached cotton twill of breaking load 390 N Min in warp way and)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.1 upper(The upper shall consist of Rip Stop Fabric of cotton or manmade or its blend being the over layer and cotton drill as an inner layer and shall conform to the requirements given at Sl No. (i) of Table 1. Sr.no 1.Overlayer Construction )	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.3.3( Black tapes shall be free from sulphur dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B.)	-	0	-
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)	-	0	-
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.')	-	0	-
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)	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1.7 Rubber Components Cl.4.1.7.1( the soles and heels shall conform to Type 2 of IS 5676:1995.)	-	0	-
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)	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.2( The canvas upper shall be lined with bleached drill cloth.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.3( The upper shall be stitched on a lockstitch machine, with 30 to 40 stitches per decimetre by thread of variety No. 8 and variety No. 29 cotton sewing thread conforming to 4.1.5 using variety No. 29 for taping and binding and variety No. 8 for remaining seams. )	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.5 ( The tongue shall be either half or full bellow depending on the requirement of the purchaser andshall be made from composite material prescribed for the upper in 4.1.1.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.6( A minimum of seven aluminium, brass or steel eyelets having 10 mm diameter and wall thickness 0.30 to 0.35 mm shall be fitted in each face.')	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.7( The toe shall be reinforced with a toe puff cemented inside and outside with rubber toe cap. The heel piece (counter) or stiffener shall be set from the bottom of the lining and bound flat on the top edge with white cloth for binding of countertop edge with white clothfor binding of counter)	-	0	-
Cl.4.4.8( A strengthening rubber arch piece shall be firmly pasted and stitched at the middle arch of the inside quarter. Another strengthening rubber piece, circular in shape 35 ± 1 mm in diameter, may bepasted and stitched at the centre of the inside)	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.5.2( In appearance, general workmanship, finish and in all other respects, not defined in this standard, the boot shall be similar to those of the sample approved by the purchaser, if any.)	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.9 Composite Breaking Strength Test( From the upper of made up footwear representative sample of width 25 ± 0.5 mm width strip is to be cut along the length of the boot of enough length so as to make it convenient to allow a distance of minimum 30 mm between the jaws of the tensile machine.Rate of traverse of pulling jaw shall be 100 ± 5 mm per minute. Two such test pieces will be required to be obtained from the made up footwear and will be subjected to test to break each test piece. Mean value of each set of test pieces comprising of length wise and height wise test pieces will be 1 000 N/25 mm width minimum.')	-	0	-

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IS 2573 (1986)

Specification for leather gauntlets and mittens (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 2(Chromium content, (as Cr₂O₃))	-	500	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 1(Solvent extractable substances)	-	500	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 3(pH of aqueous extract)	-	250	-
Cl.4.1 Fig. 1 to 3.(The three types shall be made to the shape and design as shown in Fig. 1 to 3.)	-	100	-
Cl .4.2.1( Leather - Chrome tanned/ chrome retanned full grain leather or flesh splits manufactured from cow or buffalo hides conforming to the following requirements shall be used a) The leather and flesh split shall have thickness of 1.0 to 1.5 mm;)	-	100	-
Cl .4.2.1(b) It shall be soft, pliable and free from flaws and loose fibres;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(c)It shall be treated so as not to obscure defects and shall not be stained with compounds of iron;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(d) In case of grain leather, it shall not crack on the grain side when bent grain outwards round a mandrel of 1.5 mm diameter through an angle of 180 degrees;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(e)The leather shall not containt any chromate extractable by water or dilute acids;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(g ) For the hand part and the inner face of the cuff, the leather and flesh split shall be of natural colour. The outer face of the cuff and strengthening pieces may be printed and shall be of natural shade or dyed to any shade as agreed to between the buyer and the supplier;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(h) The flesh side of leather shall be well buffed for type 2 and type 3)	-	0	-
LP 8 Of IS 5914-1970(iv )Double hole stitch tear strength,kg/cm, Min)	-	350	-
LP 10 IS 5914-1970(v) Shrinking temperature deg C)	-	400	-
Cl 4.2.2(Cotton ,Polyamide cotton core spun or any other suitable thread shall be used. core spun or any other For Type 1 material, the thread used shall comply with the requirements given in co1 3 of Table 2. For Type 2 and Type 3 materials, the thread shall comply with the requirements given in co1 4 of Table 2. )	-	550	-
Cl.4.2.2, Table 2 IS 1670-1970(i) Length, m/kg, )	-	200	-
Cl.4.2.2, Table 2 IS 1670-1970(ii) Single thread breaking load, Newtons,N)	-	350	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3( Canvas - Cotton canvasj undyed, with the constructional particulars given in Table 3)	-	100	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(ii)Count of yarns ( approximate) wrap )	-	125	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(ii)Count of yarns ( approximate) weft )	-	125	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1963(iii)Ends/ cm)	-	100	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1963(iv)Picks/cm)	-	100	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1964(v)Mass, g/m2)	-	250	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(vi)Breaking load on 5 x 20 cm ravelled strips, wrapway)	-	175	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(vi)Breaking load on 5 x 20 cm ravelled strips, weftway)	-	175	-
Cl.4.3.1.1(The dimensions are shown in Fig. 1 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1.)	-	100	-
Cl.4.3.1.2( The hand part shall be cut from the piece of undyed leather and back portion including second, third and fourth fingers from different pieces of undyed leather.)	-	0	-
Cl. 4.3.1.3( The three different pieces of back portion shall be assembled and stitched together along the edges by a row of stitches. The back thus formed shall be secured with the corresponding front pieces ( palm side ) of the fingers with a row of stitches. The thumb shall be made from two pieces of undyed leather and closed with the hand part by a seam. The seam of the thumb shall be reinforced by a strip of leather and secured by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl 4.3.1.4( The hand part shall be made with the flesh side up and the grain side to remain in contact with the hand.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.5( The cuff portion shall be made from two pieces of leather, the inner portion being of leather, chrome tanned, natural colour and the outer portion made of chrome tanned leather, with grain side out.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.6( Two pieces of leather shall be seemed together by a single row of stitches on the finger side and two rows of stitches on the thumb side. The cuff part thus formed shall be secured with the hand part by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.7( A dyed leather piece cut to the shape of a semi-circle shall be stitched on the inner part of the cuff along the joint of the hand and the cuff portions by a single row of stitches as shown in Fig. 1. The semi-circular piece of leather shall be not less than 75 mm in diameter.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.8( The gauntlets shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.9( The number of stitches for all the stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.10(All losse ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.11 ( ship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the gauntlets shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.1 type 2( The dimensions of leather gauntlets for workers in iron and steel industry have been shown in Fig. 2 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1. Other sizes of cuff length, if required, shall be subject to agreement between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.2( The inner face of the gauntlets including the inner portion of index, second, third and fourth fingers shall be cut from one piece of leather. The thumb shall be cut from a separate piece of leather.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.3( The leather components shall be assembled with the flesh side up, the grain side being inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.4( The outer face of the gauntlets including index second, third and fourth fingers shall be cut from one piece of canvas.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.5( The thumb shall be made with the two cut sides placed together and stitched with one row of stitches. The thumb thus formed shall be attached to palm portion through the cut hole and secured by two rows of stitches as shown in Fig. 2.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.6( The joint at the palm and the thumb shall be reinforced with the same quality of leather as used for the inner face and stitched by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.7( The back portion made of canvas shall be secured with the corresponding palm piece made of leather by two rows of stitches with the edges of both leather and canvas placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.8( A leather strip, 20 mm wide and of the same quality of leather used for the inner face of the gauntlet, shall be used for reinforcing the face of canvas over the knuckles. The reinforcement piece shall be placed side up and secured by four rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.9( The cuff portion shall be made from one piece of canvas, the side edges being stitched together by double row of stitches with the ends placed inside. The cuff thus formed shall be secured to the hand part by two rows of stitches with the edges of the material placed inside. The bottom edge of the cuff shall be hemmed ( 6 mm ) with the row edges properly turned in.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.10( the gauntlets shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.11( The number of stitches for all the stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25 mm. All loose ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.12( Workmanship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the gauntlets shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.1 Type 3( The dimensions of mittens have been shown in Fig. 3 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1. Other sizes of cuff length, if required, shall be subject to agreement between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.2( The palm including the inner component of the compartment for the four fingers shall be cut from one piece of leather and the thumb from a separate piece.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.3( The leather components shall be assembled with the flesh side out, the grain side being inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.4( The back portion including the outer component of the compartment for the four fingers shall be cut from one piece of canvas.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.5( The thumb shall be made with the two sides placed inside and stitched with a row of stitches. The thumb thus formed shall be attached to the palm through the cut hole and secured by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.6 (The joint at the palm and the thumb shall be reinforced by the same leather material and stitched by two rows of stitches as shown in Fig. 3.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.7( The back portion made of canvas shall be secured with the corresponding palm piece made of leather by two rows of stitches with the edges of both the leather and canvas placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.8( The entire palm portion may be lined with canvas of the same quality as used for the back, if required by the purchaser.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.9(The reinforcement piece shall be placed flesh side out and secured by four rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.10 (The cuff portion shall be made from one piece of canvas, the side edges being stitched together with two rows of stitches with the ends placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.11( The cuff thus formed shall be secured to the hand part by two rows of stitches all along their edges and turned over subsequently.The bottom edges of the cuff shall be hemmed. 6.0 mm with the raw edge properly,turned in.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.12( The mittens shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.13( The number of stitches for all stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25 mm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.14( All loose ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.15(workmanship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the mittens shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 1(Solvent extractable substances)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 2(Chromium content, (as Cr₂O₃))	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 3(pH of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1 Fig. 1 to 3.(The three types shall be made to the shape and design as shown in Fig. 1 to 3.)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1( Leather - Chrome tanned/ chrome retanned full grain leather or flesh splits manufactured from cow or buffalo hides conforming to the following requirements shall be used a) The leather and flesh split shall have thickness of 1.0 to 1.5 mm;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(b) It shall be soft, pliable and free from flaws and loose fibres;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(c)It shall be treated so as not to obscure defects and shall not be stained with compounds of iron;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(d) In case of grain leather, it shall not crack on the grain side when bent grain outwards round a mandrel of 1.5 mm diameter through an angle of 180 degrees;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(e)The leather shall not containt any chromate extractable by water or dilute acids;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(g ) For the hand part and the inner face of the cuff, the leather and flesh split shall be of natural colour. The outer face of the cuff and strengthening pieces may be printed and shall be of natural shade or dyed to any shade as agreed to between the buyer and the supplier;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(h) The flesh side of leather shall be well buffed for type 2 and type 3)	-	0	-
LP 8 Of IS 5914-1970(iv )Double hole stitch tear strength,kg/cm, Min)	-	0	-
LP 10 IS 5914-1970(v) Shrinking temperature deg C)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.2(Cotton ,Polyamide cotton core spun or any other suitable thread shall be used. core spun or any other For Type 1 material, the thread used shall comply with the requirements given in co1 3 of Table 2. For Type 2 and Type 3 materials, the thread shall comply with the requirements given in co1 4 of Table 2. )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.2, Table 2 IS 1670-1970(i) Length, m/kg, )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.2, Table 2 IS 1670-1970(ii) Single thread breaking load, Newtons,N)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3( Canvas - Cotton canvasj undyed, with the constructional particulars given in Table 3)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(ii)Count of yarns ( approximate) wrap )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(ii)Count of yarns ( approximate) weft )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1963(iii)Ends/ cm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1963(iv)Picks/cm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1964(v)Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(vi)Breaking load on 5 x 20 cm ravelled strips, wrapway)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(vi)Breaking load on 5 x 20 cm ravelled strips, weftway)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.1(The dimensions are shown in Fig. 1 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.2( The hand part shall be cut from the piece of undyed leather and back portion including second, third and fourth fingers from different pieces of undyed leather.)	-	0	-
Cl. 4.3.1.3( The three different pieces of back portion shall be assembled and stitched together along the edges by a row of stitches. The back thus formed shall be secured with the corresponding front pieces ( palm side ) of the fingers with a row of stitches. The thumb shall be made from two pieces of undyed leather and closed with the hand part by a seam. The seam of the thumb shall be reinforced by a strip of leather and secured by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl 4.3.1.4( The hand part shall be made with the flesh side up and the grain side to remain in contact with the hand.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.5( The cuff portion shall be made from two pieces of leather, the inner portion being of leather, chrome tanned, natural colour and the outer portion made of chrome tanned leather, with grain side out.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.6( Two pieces of leather shall be seemed together by a single row of stitches on the finger side and two rows of stitches on the thumb side. The cuff part thus formed shall be secured with the hand part by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.7( A dyed leather piece cut to the shape of a semi-circle shall be stitched on the inner part of the cuff along the joint of the hand and the cuff portions by a single row of stitches as shown in Fig. 1. The semi-circular piece of leather shall be not less than 75 mm in diameter.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.8( The gauntlets shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.9( The number of stitches for all the stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.10(All losse ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.11 ( ship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the gauntlets shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.1 type 2( The dimensions of leather gauntlets for workers in iron and steel industry have been shown in Fig. 2 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1. Other sizes of cuff length, if required, shall be subject to agreement between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.2( The inner face of the gauntlets including the inner portion of index, second, third and fourth fingers shall be cut from one piece of leather. The thumb shall be cut from a separate piece of leather.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.3( The leather components shall be assembled with the flesh side up, the grain side being inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.4( The outer face of the gauntlets including index second, third and fourth fingers shall be cut from one piece of canvas.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.5( The thumb shall be made with the two cut sides placed together and stitched with one row of stitches. The thumb thus formed shall be attached to palm portion through the cut hole and secured by two rows of stitches as shown in Fig. 2.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.6( The joint at the palm and the thumb shall be reinforced with the same quality of leather as used for the inner face and stitched by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.7( The back portion made of canvas shall be secured with the corresponding palm piece made of leather by two rows of stitches with the edges of both leather and canvas placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.8( A leather strip, 20 mm wide and of the same quality of leather used for the inner face of the gauntlet, shall be used for reinforcing the face of canvas over the knuckles. The reinforcement piece shall be placed side up and secured by four rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.9( The cuff portion shall be made from one piece of canvas, the side edges being stitched together by double row of stitches with the ends placed inside. The cuff thus formed shall be secured to the hand part by two rows of stitches with the edges of the material placed inside. The bottom edge of the cuff shall be hemmed ( 6 mm ) with the row edges properly turned in.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.10( the gauntlets shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.11( The number of stitches for all the stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25 mm. All loose ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.12( Workmanship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the gauntlets shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.1 Type 3( The dimensions of mittens have been shown in Fig. 3 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1. Other sizes of cuff length, if required, shall be subject to agreement between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.2( The palm including the inner component of the compartment for the four fingers shall be cut from one piece of leather and the thumb from a separate piece.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.3( The leather components shall be assembled with the flesh side out, the grain side being inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.4( The back portion including the outer component of the compartment for the four fingers shall be cut from one piece of canvas.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.5( The thumb shall be made with the two sides placed inside and stitched with a row of stitches. The thumb thus formed shall be attached to the palm through the cut hole and secured by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.6 (The joint at the palm and the thumb shall be reinforced by the same leather material and stitched by two rows of stitches as shown in Fig. 3.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.7( The back portion made of canvas shall be secured with the corresponding palm piece made of leather by two rows of stitches with the edges of both the leather and canvas placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.8( The entire palm portion may be lined with canvas of the same quality as used for the back, if required by the purchaser.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.9(The reinforcement piece shall be placed flesh side out and secured by four rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.10 (The cuff portion shall be made from one piece of canvas, the side edges being stitched together with two rows of stitches with the ends placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.11( The cuff thus formed shall be secured to the hand part by two rows of stitches all along their edges and turned over subsequently.The bottom edges of the cuff shall be hemmed. 6.0 mm with the raw edge properly,turned in.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.12( The mittens shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.13( The number of stitches for all stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25 mm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.14( All loose ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.15(workmanship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the mittens shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 1(Solvent extractable substances)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 2(Chromium content, (as Cr₂O₃))	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.1, Table 1, Sr. No. 3(pH of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
Cl.4.1 Fig. 1 to 3.(The three types shall be made to the shape and design as shown in Fig. 1 to 3.)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1( Leather - Chrome tanned/ chrome retanned full grain leather or flesh splits manufactured from cow or buffalo hides conforming to the following requirements shall be used a) The leather and flesh split shall have thickness of 1.0 to 1.5 mm;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(b) It shall be soft, pliable and free from flaws and loose fibres;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(c)It shall be treated so as not to obscure defects and shall not be stained with compounds of iron;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(d) In case of grain leather, it shall not crack on the grain side when bent grain outwards round a mandrel of 1.5 mm diameter through an angle of 180 degrees;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(e)The leather shall not containt any chromate extractable by water or dilute acids;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(g ) For the hand part and the inner face of the cuff, the leather and flesh split shall be of natural colour. The outer face of the cuff and strengthening pieces may be printed and shall be of natural shade or dyed to any shade as agreed to between the buyer and the supplier;)	-	0	-
Cl .4.2.1(h) The flesh side of leather shall be well buffed for type 2 and type 3)	-	0	-
LP 8 Of IS 5914-1970(iv )Double hole stitch tear strength,kg/cm, Min)	-	0	-
LP 10 IS 5914-1970(v) Shrinking temperature deg C)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2.2(Cotton ,Polyamide cotton core spun or any other suitable thread shall be used. core spun or any other For Type 1 material, the thread used shall comply with the requirements given in co1 3 of Table 2. For Type 2 and Type 3 materials, the thread shall comply with the requirements given in co1 4 of Table 2. )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.2, Table 2 IS 1670-1970(i) Length, m/kg, )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.2, Table 2 IS 1670-1970(ii) Single thread breaking load, Newtons,N)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3( Canvas - Cotton canvasj undyed, with the constructional particulars given in Table 3)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(ii)Count of yarns ( approximate) wrap )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(ii)Count of yarns ( approximate) weft )	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1963(iii)Ends/ cm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1963(iv)Picks/cm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3 IS 1964(v)Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(vi)Breaking load on 5 x 20 cm ravelled strips, wrapway)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.3, Table 3(vi)Breaking load on 5 x 20 cm ravelled strips, weftway)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.1(The dimensions are shown in Fig. 1 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.2( The hand part shall be cut from the piece of undyed leather and back portion including second, third and fourth fingers from different pieces of undyed leather.)	-	0	-
Cl. 4.3.1.3( The three different pieces of back portion shall be assembled and stitched together along the edges by a row of stitches. The back thus formed shall be secured with the corresponding front pieces ( palm side ) of the fingers with a row of stitches. The thumb shall be made from two pieces of undyed leather and closed with the hand part by a seam. The seam of the thumb shall be reinforced by a strip of leather and secured by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl 4.3.1.4( The hand part shall be made with the flesh side up and the grain side to remain in contact with the hand.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.5( The cuff portion shall be made from two pieces of leather, the inner portion being of leather, chrome tanned, natural colour and the outer portion made of chrome tanned leather, with grain side out.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.6( Two pieces of leather shall be seemed together by a single row of stitches on the finger side and two rows of stitches on the thumb side. The cuff part thus formed shall be secured with the hand part by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.7( A dyed leather piece cut to the shape of a semi-circle shall be stitched on the inner part of the cuff along the joint of the hand and the cuff portions by a single row of stitches as shown in Fig. 1. The semi-circular piece of leather shall be not less than 75 mm in diameter.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.8( The gauntlets shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.9( The number of stitches for all the stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.10(All losse ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.1.11 ( ship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the gauntlets shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.1 type 2( The dimensions of leather gauntlets for workers in iron and steel industry have been shown in Fig. 2 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1. Other sizes of cuff length, if required, shall be subject to agreement between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.2( The inner face of the gauntlets including the inner portion of index, second, third and fourth fingers shall be cut from one piece of leather. The thumb shall be cut from a separate piece of leather.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.3( The leather components shall be assembled with the flesh side up, the grain side being inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.4( The outer face of the gauntlets including index second, third and fourth fingers shall be cut from one piece of canvas.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.5( The thumb shall be made with the two cut sides placed together and stitched with one row of stitches. The thumb thus formed shall be attached to palm portion through the cut hole and secured by two rows of stitches as shown in Fig. 2.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.6( The joint at the palm and the thumb shall be reinforced with the same quality of leather as used for the inner face and stitched by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.7( The back portion made of canvas shall be secured with the corresponding palm piece made of leather by two rows of stitches with the edges of both leather and canvas placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.8( A leather strip, 20 mm wide and of the same quality of leather used for the inner face of the gauntlet, shall be used for reinforcing the face of canvas over the knuckles. The reinforcement piece shall be placed side up and secured by four rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.9( The cuff portion shall be made from one piece of canvas, the side edges being stitched together by double row of stitches with the ends placed inside. The cuff thus formed shall be secured to the hand part by two rows of stitches with the edges of the material placed inside. The bottom edge of the cuff shall be hemmed ( 6 mm ) with the row edges properly turned in.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.10( the gauntlets shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.11( The number of stitches for all the stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25 mm. All loose ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.2.12( Workmanship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the gauntlets shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.1 Type 3( The dimensions of mittens have been shown in Fig. 3 with tolerances as given in 4.1.1. Other sizes of cuff length, if required, shall be subject to agreement between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.2( The palm including the inner component of the compartment for the four fingers shall be cut from one piece of leather and the thumb from a separate piece.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.3( The leather components shall be assembled with the flesh side out, the grain side being inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.4( The back portion including the outer component of the compartment for the four fingers shall be cut from one piece of canvas.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.5( The thumb shall be made with the two sides placed inside and stitched with a row of stitches. The thumb thus formed shall be attached to the palm through the cut hole and secured by two rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.6 (The joint at the palm and the thumb shall be reinforced by the same leather material and stitched by two rows of stitches as shown in Fig. 3.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.7( The back portion made of canvas shall be secured with the corresponding palm piece made of leather by two rows of stitches with the edges of both the leather and canvas placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.8( The entire palm portion may be lined with canvas of the same quality as used for the back, if required by the purchaser.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.9(The reinforcement piece shall be placed flesh side out and secured by four rows of stitches.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.10 (The cuff portion shall be made from one piece of canvas, the side edges being stitched together with two rows of stitches with the ends placed inside.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.11( The cuff thus formed shall be secured to the hand part by two rows of stitches all along their edges and turned over subsequently.The bottom edges of the cuff shall be hemmed. 6.0 mm with the raw edge properly,turned in.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.12( The mittens shall be machine stitched.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.13( The number of stitches for all stitchings shall be 6 to 8 stitches per 25 mm)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.14( All loose ends of stitching threads shall be securely fastened.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3.15(workmanship and finish, and in all other respects not defined in this standard, the mittens shall conform to the approved sample.)	-	0	-

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IS 3735 (1996)

Canvas Shoes, Rubber Sole

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl.4.1.2 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.)	-	100	-
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).')	-	300	-
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. )	-	350	-
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.)	-	400	-
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.')	-	400	-
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.')	-	350	-
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'.)	-	400	-
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.')	-	100	-
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 )	-	100	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces(and shallhave the breaking strength of not less than 250 N when tested between 18 cm grips in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 300 mm/min.)	-	350	-
Cl.4.1.5 Laces Annex B(In case the laces are black, the same shall pass the test for freedom from sulpher dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. The two ends of the lace shall be provided with suitable metal or plastic tips.)	-	0	-
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.')	-	0	-
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. )	-	500	-
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing (None of the rubber components of the shoes shall show any sign of tackiness or crack developed after ageing, when examined visually)	-	0	Above
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	-
CL.4.2 Shape and Design IS 1638 : 1969(Cl 4.2.1 The shoes shall be made according to design and pattern as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. Size and fittings of the shoes shall be in accordance with IS 1638 : 1969 unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.2.2( The recommended design of canvas shoes is shown in Fig. 1.)	-	0	-
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.)	-	0	-
Cl.'4.3.2( Back of the upper shall be reinforced with a strip of upper material when there is a seam.')	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3( The counter shall be stitched at the back, set from bottom of lining and bound flat on top edge with white/scoured binding material cut in bias and formed as a tape. T )	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3(he number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per decimetre. The counter binding shall meet the binding of the upper at the centre top edge of the heel.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.3(The edges of quarter shall be bound with dyed cotton binding material or matching to the colour of the upper, cut in bias and formed as a tape.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.4 (The vantp shall be strengthened with a rubber toe-cap (see Fig. 1).)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.5( Five pairs of eyelets shall be fitted in each shoe. The eyelets shall be properly clenched without any distortion. It shall properly match the colour of the upper canvas, or as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.6( The shoes shall be free from folds, wrinkles in the upper, blisters, embedded foreign matters and excessive surface markings. In appearance, general workmanship, finish and all other respects, not defined in the standard, the shoes shall be similar to the sample approved by the purchaser, if any)	-	0	-
CL.4.3.7( The soles shall be of even substance and ofone layer only.)	-	0	-
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. )	-	0	-
Cl.4.3.8(The foxing, not less than 18 mm wide, shall not extend beyond the edges of the sole at the bottom)	-	0	-
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.)	-	300	-
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)	-	250	-
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).')	-	0	Repeated
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. )	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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'.)	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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 )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.1.5 Laces(and shallhave the breaking strength of not less than 250 N when tested between 18 cm grips in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 300 mm/min.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.1.5 Laces Annex B(In case the laces are black, the same shall pass the test for freedom from sulpher dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. The two ends of the lace shall be provided with suitable metal or plastic tips.)	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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. )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing (None of the rubber components of the shoes shall show any sign of tackiness or crack developed after ageing, when examined visually)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
CL.4.2 Shape and Design IS 1638 : 1969(Cl 4.2.1 The shoes shall be made according to design and pattern as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. Size and fittings of the shoes shall be in accordance with IS 1638 : 1969 unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.2.2( The recommended design of canvas shoes is shown in Fig. 1.)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.'4.3.2( Back of the upper shall be reinforced with a strip of upper material when there is a seam.')	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.3( The counter shall be stitched at the back, set from bottom of lining and bound flat on top edge with white/scoured binding material cut in bias and formed as a tape. T )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.3(he number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per decimetre. The counter binding shall meet the binding of the upper at the centre top edge of the heel.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.3(The edges of quarter shall be bound with dyed cotton binding material or matching to the colour of the upper, cut in bias and formed as a tape.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.4 (The vantp shall be strengthened with a rubber toe-cap (see Fig. 1).)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.5( Five pairs of eyelets shall be fitted in each shoe. The eyelets shall be properly clenched without any distortion. It shall properly match the colour of the upper canvas, or as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.6( The shoes shall be free from folds, wrinkles in the upper, blisters, embedded foreign matters and excessive surface markings. In appearance, general workmanship, finish and all other respects, not defined in the standard, the shoes shall be similar to the sample approved by the purchaser, if any)	-	0	Repeated
CL.4.3.7( The soles shall be of even substance and ofone layer only.)	-	0	Repeated
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. )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.8(The foxing, not less than 18 mm wide, shall not extend beyond the edges of the sole at the bottom)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
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)	-	0	Repeated
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).')	-	0	Repeated
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. )	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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'.)	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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 )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.1.5 Laces(and shallhave the breaking strength of not less than 250 N when tested between 18 cm grips in accordance with IS 1969 : 1985, the rate of traverse of power actuated grip being 300 mm/min.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.1.5 Laces Annex B(In case the laces are black, the same shall pass the test for freedom from sulpher dyes when tested in accordance with Annex B. The two ends of the lace shall be provided with suitable metal or plastic tips.)	-	0	Repeated
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.')	-	0	Repeated
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. )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.1.6.2 Ageing (None of the rubber components of the shoes shall show any sign of tackiness or crack developed after ageing, when examined visually)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
CL.4.2 Shape and Design IS 1638 : 1969(Cl 4.2.1 The shoes shall be made according to design and pattern as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. Size and fittings of the shoes shall be in accordance with IS 1638 : 1969 unless otherwise specified by the purchaser.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.2.2( The recommended design of canvas shoes is shown in Fig. 1.)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.'4.3.2( Back of the upper shall be reinforced with a strip of upper material when there is a seam.')	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.3( The counter shall be stitched at the back, set from bottom of lining and bound flat on top edge with white/scoured binding material cut in bias and formed as a tape. T )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.3(he number of stitches shall be 30 to 40 per decimetre. The counter binding shall meet the binding of the upper at the centre top edge of the heel.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.3(The edges of quarter shall be bound with dyed cotton binding material or matching to the colour of the upper, cut in bias and formed as a tape.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.4 (The vantp shall be strengthened with a rubber toe-cap (see Fig. 1).)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.5( Five pairs of eyelets shall be fitted in each shoe. The eyelets shall be properly clenched without any distortion. It shall properly match the colour of the upper canvas, or as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier.)	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.6( The shoes shall be free from folds, wrinkles in the upper, blisters, embedded foreign matters and excessive surface markings. In appearance, general workmanship, finish and all other respects, not defined in the standard, the shoes shall be similar to the sample approved by the purchaser, if any)	-	0	Repeated
CL.4.3.7( The soles shall be of even substance and ofone layer only.)	-	0	Repeated
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. )	-	0	Repeated
Cl.4.3.8(The foxing, not less than 18 mm wide, shall not extend beyond the edges of the sole at the bottom)	-	0	Repeated
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.)	-	0	Repeated
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)	-	0	Repeated
4.8(Adhesion )	-	0	Repeated
4.7(Consolidation test )	-	0	Repeated
4.6(Mass )	-	0	Repeated
4.5(Finish )	-	0	-
4.4(Contruction )	-	0	-
4.3(Leg Height )	-	0	-
4.2(Design )	-	0	-
4.1.6.2(Thickness of components )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.6.2(Ageing)	-	0	Repeated
4.1.6.2(Elongation at break after ageing )	-	200	-
4.1.6.2(Tensile after ageing )	-	200	-
4.1.6(Compression set )	-	300	-
4.1.6(Elongation at break )	-	200	-
4.1.6(Tensile strength)	-	200	-
4.1.6(Hardness (after accelerated ))	-	200	-
4.1.6(Flexing resistance test)	-	600	-
4.1.6(Hardness )	-	200	-
4.1.6(Relative density)	-	200	-
4.1.5(Sulpher dyes content )	-	0	-
4.1.5(Breaking Load )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.5(Length )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.4(Thickness)	-	0	Repeated
4.1.4(Size )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.3(Color fastness to perspiration)	-	400	-
4.1.3(Colorfastness to washing)	-	400	-
4.1.3(Colorfastness to light )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.3(Single thread breaking load)	-	0	Repeated
4.1.3(Construction )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.2(Colorfastness to light )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.2(Colorfastness to washing)	-	400	-
4.1.2(Breaking Strength )	-	350	-
4.1.2(Width )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.1.2(Colorfastness to washing)	-	400	-
4.1.1.1(Colorfastness to light )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.1 (Drill) (End & Picks/dm)	-	200	-
4.1.1 (Drill) (Colorfastness to light )	-	0	Repeated
4.1.1 (canvas )(End & Picks/dm)	-	200	-
4.1.1 (canvas )(Breaking Load )	-	350	-
5, 5.1, Cl. 5.2, Cl. 5.2.1, Cl. 5.2.1.1(Packing and marking)	-	0	-

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IS 1422 (1983)

Specification for cotton duck (third revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 2(pH value )	-	250	-
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 1(Scouring loss, Scoured or Dyed)	-	500	-
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 1(Scouring loss, Grey)	-	500	-
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 2(pH value )	-	200	Shrinkage or Elongation %
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No.4(Colour fastness ( for dyed duck ) to: Light)	-	400	-
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No.5(Washing - Test 3)	-	400	-
3.1(MANUFACTURE)	-	150	-
3.2(MANUFACTURE)	-	150	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	125	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	125	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	100	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	100	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	250	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	350	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	200	-
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	100	-
5.1 (a)(MARKING)	-	0	-
5.1 (b)(MARKING)	-	0	-
5.1 (c)(MARKING)	-	0	-
5.1 (d)(MARKING)	-	0	-
5.1 (e)(MARKING)	-	0	-
5.1 (f)(MARKING)	-	0	-
5.1 (g)(MARKING)	-	0	-
5.1.2(MARKING)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 1(Scouring loss, Scoured or Dyed)	-	0	-
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 1(Scouring loss, Grey)	-	0	Repeated
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 2(pH value )	-	0	Repeated
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No.4(Colour fastness ( for dyed duck ) to: Light)	-	0	Repeated
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No.5(Washing - Test 3)	-	0	Repeated
3.1(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	Repeated
3.2(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (a)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (b)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (c)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (d)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (e)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (f)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (g)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1.2(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 1(Scouring loss, Scoured or Dyed)	-	0	Repeated
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No. 1(Scouring loss, Grey)	-	0	Repeated
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No.4(Colour fastness ( for dyed duck ) to: Light)	-	0	Repeated
Cl 4.2, Table 2, Sr. No.5(Washing - Test 3)	-	0	Repeated
3.1(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	Repeated
3.2(MANUFACTURE)	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
4.1,Table 1(Contsructional Particulars )	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (a)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (b)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (c)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (d)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (e)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (f)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1 (g)(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated
5.1.2(MARKING)	-	0	Repeated

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IS 17012 (2018)

High ankle tactical boots with pu - Rubber sole - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.14.8(Flexing resistance )	-	700	-
4.14.8(Flexing resistance )	-	700	-
4.16.2(Breaking Strength of lace )	-	400	-
4.16.1(Length of lace )	-	100	-
4.15(D-ring & Hooks )	-	350	-
6.1(Resistance to Fuel Oil)	-	500	-
4.14.9(Resistance to hot contact )	-	300	-
4.14.7(Ageing test)	-	500	-
4.14.6(Hardness (IRHD))	-	100	-
4.14.5(Abrasion resistance )	-	700	-
4.14.4(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
4.14.3(Sole Density )	-	200	-
4.14.2(Thickness)	-	100	-
4.14.1(Meterial)	-	350	-
4.13(Breaking Strength of thread )	-	400	-
4.12.2(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
4.12.1(Thickness )	-	100	-
4.11.2(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
4.11.1(Thickness )	-	100	-
4.10.3(Water absorption & desorption percent)	-	500	-
4.10.2(Abrasion resistance )	-	1000	-
4.10.1(Meterial )	-	350	-
4.9.3(Water absorption & desorption percent)	-	500	-
4.9.2(Abrasion resistance )	-	500	-
4.9.1(Thickness)	-	100	-
4.8(Thickness Toe puff & counter stiffener)	-	100	-
4.7.5(Water Vapour permeability & coefficient )	-	800	-
4.7.4(Abrasion resistance )	-	1000	-
4.7.3(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
4.7.2(Meterial Counter & Toungue)	-	350	-
4.7.1(Meterial vamp & Quarter)	-	350	-
4.6.3(Water Penetration and water absorption )	-	800	-
4.6.2(Tear Strength)	-	400	-
4.6.1(Thickness )	-	100	-
4.5.8(Energy absorption of seat region )	-	400	-
4.5.7(Cold Insulation of sole complex)	-	500	-
4.5.6(Heat Insulation of sole Complex)	-	500	-
4.5.5(Antistatic test)	-	1000	-
4.5.4(Slip Resitance)	-	1200	-
4.5.3.2(Interayer bond strength)	-	400	-
4.5.3.1(Upper/outsole bond strength)	-	400	-
4.5.2(Ergonomic Feature)	-	300	-
4.5.1(Contruction)	-	500	-
4.4(Height of upper )	-	100	-
4.3.2(Weight)	-	250	-
4.3.1(Size)	-	100	-
4.2(Design )	-	200	-
Cl. 6, Cl.6.1, 6.1.1 & 6.1.2, 8.6 of IS 15298 part 1,ISO 1817,ISO 4643,(Resistance to fuel oil)	-	500	-
8, 8.1, 8.2, 8.2.1(Marking)	-	500	-

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IS 4605 (2020)

Crepe Bandage - Specification ( Second Revision )

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
8.5(Breaking Load)	-	500	-
8.3( Elasticity)	-	500	-
8.2( Weight per Unit Area)	-	300	-
8.1( Threads per Stated Length 2)Ends)	-	125	-
8.1( Threads per Stated Length 1)Ends)	-	125	-
6.0( Workmanship and finish )	-	200	-
5.2(The selvedge )	-	200	-
5.1.2 (Weft Yarns)	-	250	-
5.1.1 (Warp Yarns)	-	250	-
4 (Annexure B)(DIMENSIONS 2) Length (Stretched))	-	250	-
4.0( DIMENSIONS 1)Width (cm) (Unstretched))	-	250	-
3.0(MATERIAL)	-	700	-
Clause.8.7(Ether Soluble Substances)	-	500	-
Clause.8.6(Water Soluble Substances)	-	500	-
Clause.8.4(Chemical Neutrality)	-	300	-
Clause.8.7(Ether Soluble Substances)	-	0	Repeated
Clause.8.6(Water Soluble Substances)	-	0	Repeated
Clause.8.4(Chemical Neutrality)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 3(Material used in manufacturing of crepe bandage)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 3(Quality of Rayon)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 4(Dimensions (width, cm and length , m))	-	0	Repeated
Clause 5.1.1(Warp Yarns)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 5.1.2(Weft Yarns)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.1(Threads per Stated Length)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.2(Weight per Unit Area)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.3(Elasticity)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.4(PH for Chemical neutrality)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.5(Breaking Load , N)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.6(Water Soluble Substances , percent)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.7(Ether Soluble Substances, percent)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 3(Material used in manufacturing of crepe bandage)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 3(Quality of Rayon)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 4(Dimensions (width, cm and length , m))	-	0	Repeated
Clause 5.1.1(Warp Yarns)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 5.1.2(Weft Yarns)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.1(Threads per Stated Length)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.2(Weight per Unit Area)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.3(Elasticity)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.4(PH for Chemical neutrality)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.5(Breaking Load , N)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.6(Water Soluble Substances , percent)	-	0	Repeated
Clause 8.7(Ether Soluble Substances, percent)	-	0	Repeated

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Bureau of Indian Standards

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