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IS 16890 (2024)

Textiles — Protective Clothing for Firefighters — Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl-5.1(General)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.1(Configuration)	-	200	-
Cl-5.2.2(Restriction of Movement)	-	1200	-
Cl-5.2.3(Multilayer Clothing Assemblies)	-	1350	-
Cl-5.2.4(Seams)	-	2400	-
Cl-5.2.5(Hardware)	-	1100	-
Cl-5.2.6(Closure Systems)	-	1300	-
Cl-5.2.7(Retroreflective Elements)	-	3500	-
Cl-5.2.8(Sleeve Ends)	-	400	-
Cl-5.2.9(Clothing Mass)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.12(Size Designations)	-	600	-
Cl-7.2(Flame Resistance)	-	9350	-
Cl-7.3(Heat Transfer (Flame Exposure))	-	3000	-
Cl-7.4(Heat Transfer (Radiant Exposure))	-	6000	-
Cl-7.5(Contact Heat)	-	2200	-
Cl-7.6(Residual Strength of Material when Exposed to Radiant Heat)	-	6900	-
Cl-7.7(Heat Resistance)	-	3300	-
Cl-7.8(Tensile Strength)	-	900	-
Cl-7.8(Tensile Strength)	-	0	-
Cl-7.9(Tear Strength)	-	900	-
Cl-7.10(Cleaning-Shrinkage Resistance)	-	2000	-
Cl-7.11(Liquid-Chemical Penetration Resistance)	-	1100	-
Cl-7.12(Water-penetration Resistance)	-	1300	-
Cl-7.13(Water-vapour Resistance)	-	13600	-
Cl-5.1(General)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.1(Configuration)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.2(Restriction of Movement)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.3(Multilayer Clothing Assemblies)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.4(Seams)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.5(Hardware)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.6(Closure Systems)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.7(Retroreflective Elements)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.8(Sleeve Ends)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.9(Clothing Mass)	-	0	-
Cl-5.2.12(Size Designations)	-	0	-
Cl-7.2(Flame Resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-7.3(Heat Transfer (Flame Exposure))	-	0	-
Cl-7.4(Heat Transfer (Radiant Exposure))	-	0	-
Cl-7.5(Contact Heat)	-	0	-
Cl-7.6(Residual Strength of Material when Exposed to Radiant Heat)	-	0	-
Cl-7.7(Heat Resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-7.8(Tensile Strength)	-	0	-
Cl-7.8(Tensile Strength)	-	0	-
Cl-7.9(Tear Strength)	-	0	-
Cl-7.10(Cleaning-Shrinkage Resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-7.11(Liquid-Chemical Penetration Resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-7.12(Water-penetration Resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-7.13(Water-vapour Resistance)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 18.08.2025 Exclusion: Cl-5.2.10 (Ease of Cleaning)

IS 12171 (2024)

Cotton Bales Specification Fourth Revision

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl-5.1.1(Staple Length)	-	150	-
Cl-5.1.2(Trash Content)	-	220	-
Cl-5.1.3(Moisture Content)	-	700	-
Cl-5.1.4(Strength of Fibre)	-	150	-
Cl-5.1.5(Micronaire Value)	-	150	-
Cl-5.2.1(Dimensions)	-	600	-
Cl-5.2.2(Mass (Weight))	-	250	-
Cl-5.2.3(Bailing/Pressing)	-	550	-
Cl-5.2.3.1 (a)(Cotton fabric)	-	450	-
Cl-5.2.3.1 (b)(Baling hoops)	-	650	-
Cl-5.2.3.1 (c)(Cotton twine-Linear density)	-	350	-
Cl-5.2.3.1 (c)(Cotton twine- Breaking Load)	-	650	-
5.1.1(Staple Length)	-	0	-
5.1.2(Trash Content)	-	0	-
5.1.3(Moisture Content)	-	0	-
5.1.4(Strength of Fibre)	-	0	-
5.1.5(Micronaire Value)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 22.07.2025 Exclusion: Cl-5.1.6 (Alternate Variety of the ginned cotton)

IS 7903 (2017)

Textiles – Tarpaulins made from high density polyethylene (HDPE) woven fabrics – Specification (fifth revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.4( Line/ Cord beading IS 7903)	-	200	-
4.0(Types IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.1.1(Lamination IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.1.2(Lamination IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	200	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	200	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	200	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	200	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.3(Joint/Seam, IS 7903)	-	200	-
5.4(Fixing of Eyelets, IS 7903)	-	200	-
5.4(Fixing of Eyelets ,IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1,i)(No of HDPE fabric layers ,IS 7903)	-	200	-
6.1 Table 1,ii)(No of lamination layers, IS 7903)	-	200	-
6.1 Table 1, iii)(Total no of layers in the finished tarpaulin, IS 7903)	-	200	-
6.1 Table 1,iv)(Mass of finished tarpaulin, Annex B ,IS 7903)	-	450	-
6.1 Table 1,v)(Mass of laminated fabric, Annex C , IS 7903)	-	450	-
6.1 Table 1vi)(Breaking strength before UV exposure,warp ,IS 1969 Part 1)	-	900	-
6.1 Table 1vi)(Breaking strength before UV exposure,weft, IS 1969 part 1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 vii)(Elongation at break of fabric,warp, IS 1969 Part 1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 vii)(Elongation at break of fabric,weft, IS 1969 Part1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 viii)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144h Warp, IS 13162 part 2& IS 1969 Part1 )	-	13860	-
6.1 Table 1 viii)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144h Weft , IS 13162 part 2& IS 1969 Part1 )	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 ix)(Welded seam strength before UV exposure (Weft) , IS 1969 Part 1)	-	800	-
6.1 Table 1 x)(Retention of welded seam strength after UV exposure of 144h(Weft) ,IS 13162 part 2& IS 1969 Part1 )	-	13760	-
6.1 Table 1 xi)(Trapezoidal tear strength, IS 14293)	-	900	-
6.1 Table 1 xii)(Puncture Resistance, Annex D of IS 7903)	-	1350	-
6.1 Table 1 xiii)(Impact Failure load , at 1524 mmdrop, Annex E of IS 7903)	-	3000	-
6.1 Table 1 xiv)(Color fastness to light (For color Tarpulines) , IS 2454)	-	1650	-
6.1 Table 1 xv)(Ash Content, Annex F of IS 7903)	-	650	-
6.2(Length, IS 7903)	-	200	-
6.2(Width, IS 7903)	-	200	-
6.2(height, IS 7903)	-	200	-
6.3(Water Proofness,IS 7941)	-	1600	-
6.3(Water Proofness, IS 7940)	-	700	-
3.4( Line/ Cord beading IS 7903)	-	0	-
4.0(Types IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.1.1(Lamination IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.1.2(Lamination IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.2.1(Construction IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.3(Joint/Seam, IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.4(Fixing of Eyelets, IS 7903)	-	0	-
5.4(Fixing of Eyelets ,IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1,i)(No of HDPE fabric layers ,IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1,ii)(No of lamination layers, IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1, iii)(Total no of layers in the finished tarpaulin, IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1,iv)(Mass of finished tarpaulin, Annex B ,IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1,v)(Mass of laminated fabric, Annex C , IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1vi)(Breaking strength before UV exposure,warp ,IS 1969 Part 1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1vi)(Breaking strength before UV exposure,weft, IS 1969 part 1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 vii)(Elongation at break of fabric,warp, IS 1969 Part 1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 vii)(Elongation at break of fabric,weft, IS 1969 Part1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 viii)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144h Warp, IS 13162 part 2& IS 1969 Part1 )	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 viii)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144h Weft , IS 13162 part 2& IS 1969 Part1 )	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 ix)(Welded seam strength before UV exposure (Weft) , IS 1969 Part 1)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 x)(Retention of welded seam strength after UV exposure of 144h(Weft) ,IS 13162 part 2& IS 1969 Part1 )	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 xi)(Trapezoidal tear strength, IS 14293)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 xii)(Puncture Resistance, Annex D of IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 xiii)(Impact Failure load , at 1524 mmdrop, Annex E of IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 xiv)(Color fastness to light (For color Tarpulines) , IS 2454)	-	0	-
6.1 Table 1 xv)(Ash Content, Annex F of IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.2(Length, IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.2(Width, IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.2(height, IS 7903)	-	0	-
6.3(Water Proofness,IS 7941)	-	0	-
6.3(Water Proofness, IS 7940)	-	0	-
6.2(dimension(l))	-	0	-
6.2(dimension(w))	-	0	-
6.2(dimension(h))	-	0	-
3.3(Eyelets (Dimesnions) i) Starting thickness of metal Aluminium min ii) Outside dia of flange‘A’ iii) Flange formed height ‘B’ iv) Pierced dia ‘C’ v) Overall length ‘D’ vi) Internal dia of Barrel when closed ‘E’ min vii) Thickness of compressed material between eyelet and washer F’ max viii) Outside diameter of barrel under the flange‘G’ )	-	400	-
3.3(Eyelets)	-	0	-
3.2(HDPE Fabric (Material Identification))	-	500	-
3.1(HDPE Tapes (Carbon Black Content))	-	550	-
3.1(HDPE Tapes (Presence of UV-stabiliser))	-	0	-
3.1(HDPE Tapes (Material Identification))	-	0	-
3.1()	-	0	-
3.1()	-	0	-
3.1()	-	0	-
3.1()	-	0	-
3.1()	-	0	-
4()	-	0	-
5.1.1(Coating Thickness)	-	700	-
5.1.1(Carbon Black Content)	-	550	-
5.1.1(Sandwich lamination thickness)	-	450	-
5.1.1(Mass of Finished Tarpaulin)	-	0	-
5.1.1(UV Exposure (144 hrs))	-	0	-
5.1.1(Agening)	-	10080	-

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Included w.e.f 26.05.2025

IS 16627 (2017)

Agro textiles “ High density polyethylene (HDPE) laminated woven lay flat tube for use in mains and submains of drip irrigation system “ Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
6.8(Welded Seam Strength after UV Exposure Annexure B, 500 Hours)	-	46650	-
5 /5.1(MANUFACTURE / Lamination)	-	550	-
6.5(Length)	-	200	-
4 (a)(TYPES / type-1)	-	0	-
4 (b)(TYPES / type-2)	-	0	-
3/ 3.1 (MATERIALS / HDPE Tapes)	-	1200	-
3.2(HDPE FABRIC)	-	300	-
5 /5.2(MANUFACTURE / Lamination)	-	450	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	200	-
6.7(Welded Seam Strength before UV Exposure)	-	1650	-
6.1(Colour)	-	200	-
Cl-6, Table-1 (i)(Mass, g/m², Min)	-	450	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (ii)(Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip before UV exposure, N, Min)	-	900	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (iii)(Elongation at break, percent)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (iv)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h, N, Min)	-	45900	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (v)(Abrasion resistance)	-	2000	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (vi)(Trapezoid tear strength, N, Min)	-	900	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (vii)(Puncture strength, N, Min)	-	1350	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (ix)(Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C)	-	5220	-
Cl-6, Table-1 (i)(Mass, g/m², Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (ii)(Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip before UV exposure, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (iii)(Elongation at break, percent)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (iv)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (v)(Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (vi)(Trapezoid tear strength, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (vii)(Puncture strength, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (ix)(Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-1 (i)(Mass, g/m², Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (ii)(Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip before UV exposure, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (iii)(Elongation at break, percent)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (iv)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (v)(Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (vi)(Trapezoid tear strength, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (vii)(Puncture strength, N, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-6, Table-2 (ix)(Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 05.08.2025 Exclusion: Cl 6.9 (Pressure Impulse Test), Cl 6.6 Kink Test, Cl 5 /5.3, table -1 (MANUFACTURE / Lamination), Cl 6.1 (Internal Diameter), Cl 6.3, table -I , table, -ii (Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test), Cl 6.4 , Table-3 for col-3 or col-4 (Proof Pressure Test), Cl-6, Table-2 (viii) (Environmental stress cracking test) , Cl-6, Table-2 (x) (Cold cracking resistance test at –5°C), Cl 7.0 (FITTINGS),Cl 8.0 (PATCHING OF THE LAY FLAT TUBE FOR DRIP IRRIGATION)

IS 16393 (2015)

Geosynthetics - Geotextiles used in subsurface drainage application - Specification

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Revised testing charges have been approved w.e.f 18.03.2025

Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
1(Roll length- IS 1954)	-	300	-
1(Roll width- IS 1954)	-	300	-
1(Grab strength- IS 16342)	-	900	-
1(Sewn seam strength- IS 15060)	-	1650	-
1(Trapezidal tear strength- IS 14293)	-	900	-
1(CBR puncture strength- IS 16078)	-	1350	-
1(Burst strength- IS 1966 (part-2))	-	800	-
1(Permitttivity- IS 14324)	-	1100	-
1(Apparent opening size (AOS)- IS 14294)	-	750	-
1("Ultraviolet stability at 500h, Retained strength- IS 13162 (part-2)")	-	48300	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Type of geotextile)	-	200	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Roll length)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Roll width)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Grab strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Sewn seam strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Trapezidal tear strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(CBR puncture strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Burst strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Permitttivity, sec-1)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Apparent opening size (AOS), mm)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Ultraviolet stability at 500 h, retained strength, percent of original strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Type of geotextile)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Roll length)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Roll width)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Grab strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Sewn seam strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Trapezidal tear strength IS 14293)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(CBR puncture strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Burst strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Permitttivity, sec-1)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Apparent opening size (AOS), mm)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Ultraviolet stability at 500 h, retained strength, percent of original strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Type of geotextile)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Roll length)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Roll width)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Grab strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Sewn seam strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Trapezidal tear strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Trapezidal tear strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(CBR puncture strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Burst strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Permitttivity, sec-1)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Apparent opening size (AOS), mm)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation <50%(Ultraviolet stability at 500 h, retained strength, percent of original strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Type of geotextile)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Roll length)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Roll width)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Grab strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Sewn seam strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Trapezidal tear strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(CBR puncture strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Burst strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Permitttivity, sec-1)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation ≥50%(Apparent opening size (AOS), mm)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Type of geotextile)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Roll length)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Roll width)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Grab strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Sewn seam strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Trapezidal tear strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(CBR puncture strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Burst strength)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Permitttivity, sec-1)	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class II, Elongation ≥50%(Apparent opening size (AOS), mm)	-	0	-
4.2(Polyster)	-	0	-
4.3(Roll length)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1, A(ii)(Roll length,m,min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1, A(ii)(Roll length,m,min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,A(iii)(Roll width,m,mim)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,A (iv)(Grab strength,N,Min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,A (v)(Sewn seam strength,N,Min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,A(vi)(Trapezidal tear strength,N,min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,A (vii)(CBR puncture strength,N,Min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,A (viii)(Burst strength, kPa, Min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,B (ii)(Permitttivity, sec-1, Min)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,B (iii)(Apparent opening size (AOS), mm, Max)	-	0	-
4.3, table 1,C (iv)(Ultraviolet stability)	-	0	-
5.3(Testing of samples)	-	0	-
4.2(carbon black content and dispersion)	-	550	-
4.2(isophthalic acid content)	-	3900	-
4.2(type of polymer)	-	500	-
4.1(Geotextiles used in subsurface drainage)	-	11940	Chemical Resistance
1(Roll length- IS 1954)	-	0	-
1(Roll width- IS 1954)	-	0	-
1(Grab strength- IS 16342)	-	0	-
1(Sewn seam strength- IS 15060)	-	0	-
1(Trapezidal tear strength- IS 14293)	-	0	-
1(CBR puncture strength- IS 16078)	-	0	-
1(Burst strength- IS 1966 (part-2))	-	0	-
1(Permitttivity- IS 14324)	-	0	-
1(Apparent opening size (AOS)- IS 14294)	-	0	-
1("Ultraviolet stability at 500h, Retained strength- IS 13162 (part-2)")	-	0	-
Table 1, Clauses 4.3 and 5.4, Class I, Elongation <50%(Type of geotextile)	-	0	-
4.2(carbon black content and dispersion)	-	0	-
4.2(isophthalic acid content)	-	0	-
4.2(type of polymer)	-	0	-
4.1(Geotextiles used in subsurface drainage)	-	0	-

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Exclusion: Cl 4.3, table 1 (Resistance to installation damage), Cl 4.2 (carbon black content and dispersion)

IS 15909 (2020)

PVC Geomembranes for Lining - Specification ( Second Revision )

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Revised testing charges have been approved w.e.f 18.03.2025

Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5,Table 1(Length )	-	300	-
5,Table 1(Width )	-	300	-
5,Table 1(Thickness)	-	450	-
5,Table 1( Tensile strength (Longitudinal) ,kg/m2)	-	900	-
5, Table-2(Dimensional Stability at 80 degree C)	-	1100	-
5,Table 1( Tensile strength (Transverse) ,kg/m2)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Elongation at break (Transverse),250 % ,Min)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Tear resistance (machine direction))	-	900	-
5,Table 1(Tear resistance (Cross direction))	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Index puncture resistance,N)	-	1350	-
5,Table 1(Low temperature crack resistance)	-	1100	-
5,Table 1(Seam strength,kg,Min)	-	1650	-
5,Table 1(Peel strength,kN/m,Min)	-	1600	-
5,Table 1(Volatile Loss ,% ,Max)	-	550	-
5,Table 1(Water extraction,% loss in weight)	-	1150	-
5,Table 1(Stability to ultraviolet radiations,% retension in Tensile strength)	-	45900	-
5,Table 1(Stability to ultraviolet radiations,% retension in Elongation at break)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Length)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Width)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Thickness at 20kPa pressure)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Tensile Strength (Longitudinal))	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Tensile Strength (Transverse))	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Tear Strength (Machine direction))	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Cold crack resistance at low temperature)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Change in length after heating)	-	1100	-
5, Table-2(Change in width after heating)	-	1100	-
5, Table-2(Behaviour during perforation)	-	1350	-
5, Table-2(Resistance to acid and alkali)	-	113580	-
5, Table-2(Strength of welded seam shear resistance)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Resistance to static puncturing)	-	1350	-
5, Table-2(Horizontal rate of burning)	-	1500	-
5, Table-2(Vertical rate of burning)	-	1500	-
5, Table-2(Height of fall without perforation)	-	3500	-
5,Table 1(Specific Gravity)	-	550	-
5,Table 1(Elongation at break (Longitudinal),250 % ,Min)	-	0	-
7.1(Colour ,Surface characteristics and fredom from defects)	-	400	-
5,Table 1(Length )	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Width )	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Thickness)	-	0	-
5,Table 1( Tensile strength (Longitudinal) ,kg/m2)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Dimensional Stability at 80 degree C)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Tear resistance (machine direction))	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Index puncture resistance,N)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Low temperature crack resistance)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Seam strength,kg,Min)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Peel strength,kN/m,Min)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Volatile Loss ,% ,Max)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Water extraction,% loss in weight)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Stability to ultraviolet radiations,% retension in Tensile strength)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Change in length after heating)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Change in width after heating)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Behaviour during perforation)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Resistance to acid and alkali)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Resistance to static puncturing)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Horizontal rate of burning)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Vertical rate of burning)	-	0	-
5, Table-2(Height of fall without perforation)	-	0	-
5,Table 1(Specific Gravity)	-	0	-
7.1(Colour ,Surface characteristics and fredom from defects)	-	0	-

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Exclusion: Cl 5,Table 1 (Hydrostatic resistance,kg/cm2,Min),Cl 5,Table 1 (Resistance to soil burial)

IS 16392 (2015)

Geosynthetics - Geotextiles for permanent erosion control in hard armor systems - Specification

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Revised testing charges have been approved w.e.f 18.03.2025

Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (d)(Grab strength, N)	-	900	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (e)(Sewn seam strength, N)	-	1650	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (f)(Trapezidal tear strength, N)	-	900	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (h)(CBR puncture strength, N)	-	1350	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (j)(Burst strength, kPa)	-	800	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (a)(Type of geotextile)	-	200	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (b)(Roll length, m)	-	300	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (c)(Roll width, m)	-	300	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (b)(Permitttivity, s-1 , Course)	-	1100	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (c)(Apparent Opening Size (AOS), mm, Course)	-	750	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (iii) (d)(Ultraviolet stability at 500h, retained strength, percent of original strength)	-	48300	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (b)(Permitttivity, s-1 , Medium)	-	0	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (b)(Permitttivity, s-1 , Fine)	-	0	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (c)(Apparent Opening Size (AOS), mm, Medium)	-	0	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (c)(Apparent Opening Size (AOS), mm, Fine)	-	0	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (g)(Abrasion strength)	-	3150	-
4.2, Amd-1(Carbon Black content & Dispersion)	-	550	-
4.2, Amd-1(Type of polymer)	-	12440	Chemical Resistance + Fibre Identification
4.2, Amd-1(Isophthalic acid content)	-	3900	-

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Exclusion: Cl 4.3 Table 1 (Resistance to installation damage)

IS 16391 (2015)

Geosynthetics â€“ Geotextiles used in sub-grade separation in pavement structures â€“ Specification

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Revised testing charges have been approved w.e.f 18.03.2025

Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (iii) (d)(Ultraviolet stability at 500h, Retained strength, Percent of original strength)	-	48300	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (a)(Type of geotextile)	-	200	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (b)(Roll length, m, Min)	-	300	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (c)(Roll width, m)	-	300	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (d)(Grab strength, N)	-	900	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (e)(Sewn seam strength, N)	-	1650	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (f)(Trapezidal tear strength, N)	-	900	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (g)(CBR puncture strength, N)	-	1350	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (i) (h)(Burst strength, kPa)	-	800	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (a)(Permitttivity, s-1)	-	1100	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (ii) (b)(Apparent opening size (AOS), mm)	-	750	-
Cl 4.3 Table 1 (iii) (b) of Amd-1(b) Ultraviolet stability at 500h, Retained strength, Percent of original strength, Min)	-	0	-
4.2, Amd-1(Carbon Black Content)	-	550	-
4.2(virgin polyester)	-	4400	-
4.2(Carbon black and carbon black dispersion)	-	0	-
4.1(Geosynthetic materials)	-	11940	Chemical Resistance

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Exclusion: Cl 4.3 Table 1 Resistance to installation damage

IS 15852 (2009)

Textiles – Polyester blended woven shirting for uniforms

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	350	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	200	per defect
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	450	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	200	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	200	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	300	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	250	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	950	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	650	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	650	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	450	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	2250	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	550	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	600	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	1200	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
4.1 Table 1-(xvii)(a) Light (change in colour ))	-	1650	-
Cl. 4.1(table 1- xvii)(b) Washing: Test 2: I) Change in colour 2) Staining of adjacent fabrics)	-	400	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Dry-heat (change in colour))	-	450	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Dry-heat (change in colour))	-	0	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Perspiration (acidic and alkaline ): I) Change in colour 2) Staining of adjacent fabric)	-	500	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Rubbing: I) Dry 2) Wet)	-	300	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Hot pressing: I) Change in colour 2) Staining of adjacent fabrics)	-	450	-
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
Table 1, Sr. No.xv(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3(Manufacture)	-	0	-
3.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
3.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.1(Cloth)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Cloth)	-	0	-
4(Requirements)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,i)( i) Nominal count of warp and weft yarns (For guidance only) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,ii)(Length,m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iii)(Overall widthc m)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,iv)(iv) Threads/dm: IS 1963 a) Warp b) Weft )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,v)(v) Mass, g/m2)	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,vi)(vi) Fibres composition, percent : a) Polyester b) Viscose/cotton )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1vi,i)(vii) Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf), Min: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,viii)(viii) Tear strength, N (kgf), Min: a) Wrap way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xi)(ix) Dimensional stability to dry heat at 150 ± 2o C, percent, Max: a) Warp way b) Weft way )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1x,i)(xi) Crease recovery angle in dry state, degrees, Min (Initially and after three repeated washes) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xii)(xii) Pilling resistance, Min (After 5 h of test) )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiii)(xiii) Dimensional change on washing, percent, Max: a) Warpway b) Weftway )	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xiv)(Abrasion resistance 5 000 rubs (Martindale method))	-	0	-
4.1, Table 1,xvii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	0	-
3.2.2(Woven suiting Fabric)	-	0	-
4.1 Table 1-(xvii)(a) Light (change in colour ))	-	0	-
Cl. 4.1(table 1- xvii)(b) Washing: Test 2: I) Change in colour 2) Staining of adjacent fabrics)	-	0	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Dry-heat (change in colour))	-	0	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Dry-heat (change in colour))	-	0	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Perspiration (acidic and alkaline ): I) Change in colour 2) Staining of adjacent fabric)	-	0	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Rubbing: I) Dry 2) Wet)	-	0	-
4.1(table 1- xvii)(Hot pressing: I) Change in colour 2) Staining of adjacent fabrics)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 22.07.2025 Exclusion: Cl 4.1, Table 1 (x) Soil release efficiency, 4.3 (Anti-Bacterial Activity Value)

IS 16709 (2017)

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

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1.1(Sack Length)	-	200	-
4.1.2(Sack Width)	-	200	-
4.1.3(Top Closure Width and Bottom Closure Width)	-	400	-
4.1.4(Patch Length)	-	400	-
4.1.5(Patch Height)	-	400	-
4.1.6(Length of Valve)	-	200	-
4.1.7(Width of Valve Sleeve)	-	200	-
4.1.8(Length of Valve Sleeve)	-	200	-
5.1(Raw Material)	-	500	-
5.2(Fabric)	-	450	-
5.2(Tape density and width)	-	650	-
5.4(Lamination for PP)	-	450	-
5.4(Lamination for LDPE)	-	200	-
6.1(Mass of Bale)	-	2700	-
6.2.1(Breaking Strength and Elongation at Break of Fabric)	-	900	-
6.2.2(Weld Strength of Top and Bottom Closures)	-	1600	-
6.3(Drop Impact Testing of Filled Sacks)	-	3000	-
6.4(Ash Content)	-	650	-
8(Atomspheric Conditions for Conditioning and Testing)	-	0	-
Cl-5.6(Capacity)	-	550	-
Cl- 6.6, Table.-1 (ii)(Ends per dm)	-	150	-
Cl-6.6, Table-1 (iii)(Picks per dm)	-	150	-
Cl.6.6, Table-1 (vii)(Elongation at break of fabric)	-	0	-
4.1.1(Sack Length)	-	0	-
4.1.2(Sack Width)	-	0	-
4.1.3(Top Closure Width and Bottom Closure Width)	-	0	-
4.1.4(Patch Length)	-	0	-
4.1.5(Patch Height)	-	0	-
4.1.6(Length of Valve)	-	0	-
4.1.7(Width of Valve Sleeve)	-	0	-
4.1.8(Length of Valve Sleeve)	-	0	-
5.1(Raw Material)	-	0	-
5.2(Fabric)	-	0	-
5.2(Tape density and width)	-	0	-
5.4(Lamination for PP)	-	0	-
5.4(Lamination for LDPE)	-	0	-
6.1(Mass of Bale)	-	0	-
6.2.1(Breaking Strength and Elongation at Break of Fabric)	-	0	-
6.2.2(Weld Strength of Top and Bottom Closures)	-	0	-
6.3(Drop Impact Testing of Filled Sacks)	-	0	-
6.4(Ash Content)	-	0	-
8(Atomspheric Conditions for Conditioning and Testing)	-	0	-
Cl-5.6(Capacity)	-	0	-
Cl- 6.6, Table.-1 (ii)(Ends per dm)	-	0	-
Cl-6.6, Table-1 (iii)(Picks per dm)	-	0	-
Cl.6.6, Table-1 (vii)(Elongation at break of fabric)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion: Cl 6.5 (Air Permeability)

IS 17399 (2020)

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

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.1(MANUFACTURE - Raw Materials)	-	500	-
5.2(MANUFACTURE - Fabric for PP tapes & for HDPE tapes)	-	850	Width, linear density & colour of tape
5.2- Table 1- i)("REQUIREMENTS - Inside dimensions a) Bottom panel (L × W), mm b) Open top (L × W), mm c) Height (H), mm")	-	400	length & width of bottom panel
5.2- Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ends per dm)	-	150	-
5.2- Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Picks per dm)	-	150	-
5.2- Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass of laminated sack, g)	-	450	-
5.2- Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Breaking strength of laminated fabric (Cut strip method1)), Min, N2) (kgf) a) Lengthwise b) Widthwise)	-	900	-
5.2- Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS - Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam (Cut strip method), Min, N2), (kgf))	-	1600	-
5.2- Table 1- vii)("REQUIREMENTS - Elongation at break of fabric, percent: a) Lengthwise b) Widthwise")	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- viii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ash content, Max, percent (a) For UV stabilized sacks (b) For non-UV stabilized sacks)	-	650	-
5.3(Lamination)	-	700	unlaminated fabric mass
5.4(Sack Fabrication)	-	2200	top fold height, stitch distance from edge, inner diameter of grommet, double row stitch dimension, stitches/dm, length, mass & linear density of stitching thread
5.5(Capacity)	-	550	-
6.1- Table 1- i)(REQUIREMENTS - Inside dimensions a) Bottom panel (L × W), mm b) Open top (L × W), mm c) Height (H), mm)	-	400	length & width of open top
6.1- Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ends per dm)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Picks per dm)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass of laminated sack, g)	-	450	mass of bale of sacks
6.1- Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Breaking strength of laminated fabric (Cut strip method1)), Min, N2) (kgf))	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS - Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam (Cut strip method), Min)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- vii)(REQUIREMENTS - Elongation at break of fabric, percent a) Lengthwise b) Widthwise)	-	0	-
6.1- Table 1- viii)(REQUIREMENTS - Ash content, Max, percent (a) For UV stabilized sacks (b) For non-UV stabilized sacks)	-	0	-
6.4(UV Resistance Test)	-	18180	-
8(ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS FOR SAMPLE CONDITIONING AND TESTING)	-	0	-
Clause 5.1(Raw Materials)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(i)"(Inside dimensions)	-	200	height
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(i)"(Inside dimensions)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(ii)"(Ends per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iii)"(Picks per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iv)"("Mass of laminated sack, g")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(v)"("Breaking strength of laminated fabric")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vi)"(Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vii)"("Elongation at break of fabric, percent:")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(viii)"("Ash content, Max, percent")	-	0	-
Clause 5.3(Lamination with a thin film of polypropylene)	-	450	laminated fabric mass
Clause 5.4(Sack Fabrication)	-	19080	Fibre Identification, breaking load of stitching yarn, UV exposure for stitching yarn
Clause 5.1(Raw Materials)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(i)"(Inside dimensions)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(ii)"(Ends per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iii)"(Picks per dm)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(iv)"("Mass of laminated sack, g")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(v)"("Breaking strength of laminated fabric")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vi)"(Seam strength of bottom and side panel seam)	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(vii)"("Elongation at break of fabric, percent:")	-	0	-
"Clause 5.2 Table 1(viii)"("Ash content, Max, percent")	-	0	-
Clause 5.3(Lamination with a thin film of polypropylene)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025

IS 16703 (2017)

Textiles - High density polyethylene (HDPE) polypropylene (PP) woven sacks for packaging of 25 kg polymer materials - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5.1(Mass of Bale)	-	450	-
5.2 Table 1(Dimensions)	-	200	-
5.2 Table 1(Dimensions)	-	200	-
5.2 Table 1(Dimensions)	-	200	-
5.2 Table 1(Ends per dm)	-	150	-
5.2 Table 1(Picks per dm)	-	150	-
5.2 Table 1(Mass of sack, Gusseted type, g - IS 1964)	-	450	-
5.2 Table 1(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70mm1)] Min, N) (kgf): - IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	900	-
5.2 Table 1(Average breaking strength of fabric [Ravelled strip method, 325 mm × 70mm1)] Min, N2) (kgf): - IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 Table 1(Breaking strength of bottom seam (Ravelled strip method), Min, N) (kgf) - IS 9030)	-	900	-
5.2 Table 1(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 Table 1(Elongation at break of fabric (Ravelled strip method), percent : IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
5.2 Table 1(Drop impact strength)	-	2500	-
(Clauses 4.2, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4) Table 1 (Ash Content ,a) For UV stabilized sacks)	-	650	-
(Clauses 4.2, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 and 5.4) Table 1 (Ash Content ,b) For non- UV stabilized sacks)	-	0	-
4.6(Capacity)	-	550	-
4.3.1(Bottom Seam)	-	20330	-
4.3(Sacks)	-	0	-
4.2,5.1,5.2,5.3,5.4(Breaking strenght after U.V. Exposure (Warp/Weft))	-	900	-
4.2,5.1,5.2,5.3,5.4,(UV Resistance (192 hrs)(100 x 65+92x40))	-	17280	-
4.2(Linear Density)	-	450	-
4.2(Width of tape)	-	200	-
Cl-4.4(Lamination Mass)	-	650	-
Cl-4.5(Liner- Thickness)	-	450	-
Cl-4.2 (Amendment No-2)(un-laminated fabric mass)	-	700	-
Cl-4.5(Liner- Width)	-	200	-
Cl-4.5(Liner- Visible defects)	-	400	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025

IS 17731 (2021)

Agro-Textiles Laminated Woven Orchard Protection Covers Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (i)(Thickness, mm, Min)	-	450	-
Clause no. 7, Table 1, (ii)(Mass, g/m2, Min)	-	450	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (iii) a("Average breaking strength of laminated woven orchard protection cover fabric (Strip method, 325 mm × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N, Min, (a) Warpway")	-	900	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (iii) b("Average breaking strength of laminated woven orchard protection cover fabric (Strip method, 325 mm × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N, Min, (b) Weftway")	-	0	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (iv)("Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 1000 h, percentage of original actual value (fabric), percent, Min")	-	90000	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (iv)("Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 1000 h, percentage of original actual value (fabric), percent, Min")	-	0	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (v)(Strain at maximum load, percent)	-	900	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (vi)("Impact failure load at 1524 mm drop, Min, gram force at 50 percent failure")	-	3000	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (vii)(Reinforcement band strength, N, Min)	-	900	-
Clause No. 7, Table 1, (viii)(Ash content, percent, Max)	-	650	-
Clause No. 4.1(Width and linear density of HDPE Tapes)	-	650	-
Clause No. 4.1.1(Heat shrinkage of HDPE Tapes)	-	2200	-
Clause No. 6.1.1(Coating Lamination thickness, micron)	-	450	-
Clause No. 6.1.2(Sandwich lamination thickness , micron)	-	450	-
Clause No. 6.2(Joints/Seams)	-	200	-
Clause No. 6.3(Number and position of metal eyelets)	-	400	-
Clause No. 7.1(colour , texture and finish)	-	200	-
Cl-4.2("Fabric - tapes/dm in warp and weft directions and width of selvedge ")	-	500	-
Cl-6.4(Rope for Tying the Laminated Woven Orchard Protection Cover)	-	450	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion:Clause No. 7, Table 1, (ix) (Total visible light transmission, percent), Clause No. 7, Table 1, (x) (Light diffusion, percent), Clause No. 7, Table 1, (xi) (Thermicity IR effectiveness, percent)

IS 17630 (2021)

Medical Textiles Bedsheet and Pillow Cover Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5(WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH)	-	2150	Blend Analysis: 950 Dimension of bedsheet & pillow cover: 800 Visual Observations X 2: 400
6(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Fabric Washing & Tumble Drying)	-	350	INR 350 is the price for each washing & drying cycle
6- Table 1- i)(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Colour fastness to rubbing a) Dry 4 or better b) Wet)	-	300	-
6- Table 1- ii)(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Colour fastness to perspiration (acidic and alkaline) a) Colour change b) Staining)	-	500	-
6- Table 1- iii)(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Colour fastness to washing a) Colour change b) Staining)	-	400	-
6- Table 1- iv)(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Colour fastness to light Color change)	-	1650	-
6- Table 1- v)(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Dimensional stability to washing, percentage Length and width)	-	250	-
6- Table 1- vi)(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Pilling resistance)	-	700	-
6- Table 1- vii)(GENERAL REQUIREMENTS - Scouring loss, percent, Max (for cotton))	-	650	-
7.1- Table 2- i)(PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Tensile strength (dry and wet) (N))	-	900	-
7.1- Table 2- ii)(PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Bursting strength (dry and wet) (kPa))	-	800	-
7.1- Table 2- iii)(PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Seam strength (dry and wet) (N))	-	800	-
7.1- Table 2- iv)(PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - pH)	-	350	-
7.1- Table 2- v)(PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Water soluble substance, percent)	-	450	-
7.1- Table 2- ix)(PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Moisture vapour transmission rate (Max))	-	6800	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion: 7.1- Table 2- vi) (PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Cleanliness–microbial (CFU/100 cm2)), 7.1- Table 2- vii) (PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Particle release [log10 (lint count)]), 7.1- Table 2- viii) (PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS - Biocompatibility Evaluation a) Cytotoxicity b) Irritation and skin sensitization)

IS 15851 (2009)

Textiles – Polyester cotton blended woven saris for uniforms

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1 - 1 - (i)(Nominal count)	-	450	-
4.1 - 1 - (ii)(Length, m)	-	200	-
4.1 - 1 - (iii)(Overall width, cm)	-	200	-
4.1 - 1 - (iv)(Threads/dm)	-	300	-
4.1 - 1 - (v)(Mass, g/m2)	-	250	-
4.1 - 1 - (vi)(Fibres composition, percent)	-	950	-
4.1 - 1 - (vii)(Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip, N (kgf))	-	650	-
4.1 - 1 - (viii)(Tear strength, N (kgf)	-	650	-
4.1 - 1 - (ix)(Dimensional stability to dry heat at)	-	450	-
4.1 - 1 - (xi)(Crease recovery angle in dry state degrees)	-	1200	-
4.1 - 1 - (xii)(Pilling resistance)	-	550	-
4.1 - 1 - (xiii)(Dimensional change on washing,)	-	1650	-
4.1 - 1 - (xiv)(pH Value of aqueous extract (Hot method))	-	350	-
4.1 - 1 - (xv)(Minimum colour fastness ratings to:)	-	4200	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion: Cl 4.1 - 1 - (x) (Soil release efficiency), Cl 4.3 (Anti-Bacterial Activity Value), Cl 4.2 (Limited Flame Spread Requirement)

IS 18739 (2024)

Textiles Bedsheets Pillow cover and Blanket Cover Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
3.1, Table-1(Fibre content)	-	500	-
3.1, Table-1(Count of Yarn-Warp)	-	225	-
3.1, Table-1(Count of Yarn-Weft)	-	225	-
3.1, Table-1(Weave)	-	600	-
3.1, Table-1(Ends/cm)	-	150	-
3.1, Table-1(Picks/cm)	-	150	-
3.1, Table-1(Mass g/m2, Min)	-	450	-
3.1, Table-1, (iii)(Tolerance)	-	550	Tape Dimension & Number of Ply as per Clause 3.1
3.1, Table-2(Breaking Load on 5 cm × 20 cm Strip (Ravelled Strip Method)-Warpway)	-	450	-
3.1, Table-2(Breaking Load on 5 cm × 20 cm Strip (Ravelled Strip Method)-Weftway)	-	450	-
3.1, Table-2(Tear Strength,-Warpway)	-	450	-
3.1, Table-2(Tear Strength,-Weftway)	-	450	-
3.1, Table-2(Fabric Skew, Percent, Max)	-	500	-
3.1, Table-2(Fabric Bow, Percent, Max)	-	0	-
3.1, Table-2("Dimensional Change, Percent,- Warpway/Weftway")	-	350	-
3.1, Table-2(Scouring Loss Percent, Max)	-	650	-
3.1, Table-2(pH Value)	-	350	-
3.1, Table-2(Resistance to Pilling, For 1 000 Cycles, Min)	-	550	-
3.1, Table-3 (i)("Light: a) Warp direction b) Weft direction")	-	1650	-
3.1, Table-3 (ii)("Washing: a) Change in colour b) Staining of adjacent fabrics")	-	400	-
3.1, Table-3 (iii)(Bleaching: Hypochlorite)	-	350	-
3.1, Table-3 (iv)("Rubbing: a) Dry b) Wet")	-	300	-
3.1, Table-3 (v)("Perspiration, acidic and alkaline: a) Change in colour b) Staining of adjacent fabrics")	-	500	-
3.2(Fabric Content)	-	950	-
3.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	200	-
3.4(Sewing Thread)	-	850	-
3.5(Hems)	-	600	-
3.6(Sewing)	-	200	-
3.7, Table-4(- Size)	-	0	-
3.7, Table-4(Width,cm)	-	200	-
3.7, Table-4(Length, cm)	-	200	-
Cl-3.10(Whiteness Index)	-	18600	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion: Cl-3.8 (Soil Release Efficiency), Cl-3.9 (Antimicrobial Activity)

IS 7056 (2024)

Textiles ï¿½ Cotton Towelling and Towels ï¿½ Specification (Second revison)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Count of Yarn, Ne)	-	450	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Threads per dm, Min)	-	300	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Mass, Min)	-	450	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Terry Ratio, Min)	-	550	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Count of Yarn, Ne)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Threads per dm Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Mass, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (i)(Identification of material)	-	500	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (ii)(Breaking load on 5.0 cm × 20 cm strips Min)	-	900	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (iii)(Scouring loss, percent, Max)	-	650	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (iv)(Dimensional change, percent, Max)	-	350	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (v)(pH value)	-	350	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vi)(Wettability, Max)	-	550	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), a(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Light)	-	1650	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), b(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Washing)	-	400	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), c(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Hypochlorite)	-	450	-
Cl-3.2.2(Whiteness index)	-	550	-
Cl-3.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	200	-
Cl-3.4, Table-4(Minimum Dimensions-Width)	-	200	-
Cl-3.4, Table-4(Minimum Dimensions-Length)	-	200	-
Cl-3.5, Table-4(Maximum depth of plain heading)	-	200	-
Cl-3.6 (a)(Cotton sewing thread)	-	350	-
Cl-3.6 (b)(Polyester sewing thread)	-	650	-
Cl-3.7(Transverse Ends or End Hems)	-	600	-
Cl-3.8(Side Edges)	-	600	-
Cl-3.9(Stitching)	-	200	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Count of Yarn, Ne)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Threads per dm, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Mass, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Terry Ratio, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Count of Yarn, Ne)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Threads per dm Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Mass, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (i)(Identification of material)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (ii)(Breaking load on 5.0 cm × 20 cm strips Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (iii)(Scouring loss, percent, Max)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (iv)(Dimensional change, percent, Max)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (v)(pH value)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vi)(Wettability, Max)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), a(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Light)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), b(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Washing)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), c(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Hypochlorite)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.2(Whiteness index)	-	0	-
Cl-3.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	-
Cl-3.4, Table-4(Minimum Dimensions-Width)	-	0	-
Cl-3.4, Table-4(Minimum Dimensions-Length)	-	0	-
Cl-3.5, Table-4(Maximum depth of plain heading)	-	0	-
Cl-3.6 (a)(Cotton sewing thread)	-	0	-
Cl-3.6 (b)(Polyester sewing thread)	-	0	-
Cl-3.7(Transverse Ends or End Hems)	-	0	-
Cl-3.8(Side Edges)	-	0	-
Cl-3.9(Stitching)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Count of Yarn, Ne)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Threads per dm, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Mass, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-1(Terry Ratio, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Count of Yarn, Ne)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Threads per dm Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.1, Table-2(Mass, Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (i)(Identification of material)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (ii)(Breaking load on 5.0 cm × 20 cm strips Min)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (iii)(Scouring loss, percent, Max)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (iv)(Dimensional change, percent, Max)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (v)(pH value)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vi)(Wettability, Max)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), a(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Light)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), b(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Washing)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.1, Table-3 (vii), c(Minimum Colour Fastness Rating to Hypochlorite)	-	0	-
Cl-3.2.2(Whiteness index)	-	0	-
Cl-3.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	-
Cl-3.4, Table-4(Minimum Dimensions-Width)	-	0	-
Cl-3.4, Table-4(Minimum Dimensions-Length)	-	0	-
Cl-3.5, Table-4(Maximum depth of plain heading)	-	0	-
Cl-3.6 (a)(Cotton sewing thread)	-	0	-
Cl-3.6 (b)(Polyester sewing thread)	-	0	-
Cl-3.7(Transverse Ends or End Hems)	-	0	-
Cl-3.8(Side Edges)	-	0	-
Cl-3.9(Stitching)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025

IS 17728 (2021)

Agro Textiles - High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Laminated Woven Lay Flat Tube and Fittings for use in Rain Irrigation System - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(MATERIALS - HDPE Tapes)	-	1200	-
4.2(MATERIALS - HDPE Fabric)	-	200	-
5.1(MANUFACTURE - The fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes for use in rain irrigation system shall be laminated)	-	550	-
5.2("MANUFACTURE - A suitable multi-layer laminated fabric with adequate number of layers shall be produced using a combination of HDPE fabric and layers of coating film If required, a LDPE liner of adequate thickness may also be incorporated. kness of the sandwich lamination shall be 40 microns. The coating/sandwich lamination thickness shall be measured.")	-	1150	-
5.4(MANUFACTURE - The perforations shall be engraved in zig-zag pattern on lay flat tube for use in rain irrigation system by a suitable laser engraving machine)	-	400	-
6- Table 2- i)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass, g/m²)	-	400	-
6- Table 2- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Breaking strength on 5 cm × 20 cm strip before UV exposure, N)	-	900	-
6- Table 2- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6- Table 2- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h, N,)	-	45900	-
6- Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Abrasion resistance)	-	1350	-
6- Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS - Trapezoid tear strength, N a) Warp b) Weft)	-	900	-
6- Table 1- vii)(REQUIREMENTS - Puncture strength)	-	1350	-
6- Table 1- ix)(REQUIREMENTS - Cold cracking resistance test at –5 °C)	-	1100	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	200	-
6.3(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test (Without perforation))	-	650	-
6.4(Length)	-	200	-
6.6(Welded Seam Strength before UV Exposure)	-	900	-
6.7(Welded Seam Strength after UV Exposure)	-	45900	-
6.13(Colour)	-	200	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (i)(Mass)	-	0	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (ii)(Breaking strength)	-	0	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (iii)(Elongation at break)	-	0	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (iv)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure)	-	0	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (v)(Abrasion resistance)	-	0	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (vi)(Trapezoid tear strength)	-	0	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (vii)(Puncture strength)	-	0	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (viii)(Accelerated ageing test)	-	4320	-
Clause-6 Table-2 S.No-1 (ix)(Cold cracking resistance tes)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion: Cl 4.1 Carbon Black Dispersion, Cl 5.1 Carbon Black Dispersion, Cl 5.3 Measurement of minimum overlap, Cl 6.1 Internal Diameter of lay flat tube, Cl 6.5 (Kink Test), Cl 6.8 (Susceptibility to Environmental Stress Cracking), Cl 6.9 Coefficient of Distribution Uniformity & Throw, Cl 6.10 Temperature Cyclic Test for Change in Hole Behaviour, Cl 6.11 Change in Hole Behaviour at High Pressure & Temperature, Cl 6.12 Uniformity of Water Flow Rate, Cl 7.3 (Resistance to Pull Out of Joints Between Fitting and Perforated Lay Flat Tube -), Cl 8 (REQUIREMENTS FOR LAY FLAT TUBE FOR USE IN MAINS AND SUB MAIN),Cl 9 (PATCHING OF PERFORATED LAY FLAT TUBE)

IS 17371 (2020)

Geosynthetics – Geogrids for flexible pavements – Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
1("Ultimate tensile strength, (MD × CD)- IS 16635 30/30 40/40 50/50 60/60 80/80 100/100")	-	1650	-
1("Tensile strength at 2 percent strain, (MD × CD- IS 16635 20/20 30/30 40/40")	-	350	-
1("Tensile strength at 5 percent strain, (MD × CD- IS 16635 20/20 30/30 40/40")	-	350	-
1(UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure- IS 13162 (part 2))	-	46650	-
1(Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion- IS 17363)	-	11940	-
2("Ultimate tensile strength, (MD × CD)- IS 16635 20/20 30/30 40/40")	-	0	-
2("Tensile strength at 2 percent strain, (MD × CD- IS 16635 20/20 30/30 40/40")	-	0	-
2("Tensile strength at 5 percent strain, (MD × CD- IS 16635 20/20 30/30 40/40")	-	0	-
2(UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure- IS 13162 (part 2))	-	0	-
2(Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion- IS 17363)	-	0	-
2("Junction strength- IS 17371 AnnexB 20/20 30/30 40/40")	-	1300	-
Clause No. 4.1(Geogrid Raw Materials)	-	82290	Resistance to Oxidation
Clause No. 4.1(Carbon Black content of Geogrid)	-	550	-
Clause No. 4.5(Identification of Geogrid)	-	700	Fibre Identification & 1 visual (woven/knitted)
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 1 (ii)(Tensile strength at 2 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m of PET Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 1 (iii)(Tensile strength at 5 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m of PET Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, table No. 1 (iv)(UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure of PET Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 1 (v)(Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion of PET Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, table No. 1 (vi)(Width of PET Geogrids)	-	300	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 1 (vii)(Roll length of PET Geogrids)	-	300	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 2 (i)(Ultimate tensile strength, (MD × CD) kN/m of PP Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 2 (ii)(Tensile strength at 2 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m of PP Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 2 (iii)(Tensile strength at 5 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m of PP Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, table No. 2 (iv)(UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure of PP Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 2 (v)(Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion of PP Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 2 (vi)(Junction strength, percent strength of original strength)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, table No. 2 (vii)(Width of PP Geogrids)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5.2, Table No. 2 (viii)(Roll length of PP Geogrids)	-	0	-
4.1(MATERIALS - Geogrid materials shall be inert to all chemicals naturally found in commonly encountered soils not containing adverse solvents and at ambient temperatures)	-	41970	Resistance to hydrolysis
4.2(MATERIALS - Geogrids shall be rendered resistant to UV. Rigid geogrids shall have minimum 2 percent (mass/mass) of carbon black content)	-	0	-
4.5(MATERIALS - Identification of Geogrid)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- i)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PET GEOGRIDS - Ultimate tensile strength, (MD × CD) kN/m)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PET GEOGRIDS - Tensile strength at 2 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m,)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PET GEOGRIDS - Tensile strength at 5 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m,)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PET GEOGRIDS - UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS FOR GEOGRIDS - Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PET GEOGRIDS - Width)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 1- vii)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PET GEOGRIDS - Roll length)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- i)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PP GEOGRIDS - Ultimate tensile strength, (MD × CD) kN/m)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- ii)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PP GEOGRIDS - Tensile strength at 2 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- iii)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PP GEOGRIDS - Tensile strength at 5 percent strain, (MD × CD) kN/m,)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- iv)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PP GEOGRIDS - UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- v)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PP GEOGRIDS - Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- vi)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PP GEOGRIDS - Junction strength, percent strength of original strength)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- vii)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PP GEOGRIDS - Width)	-	0	-
5.2- Table 2- vIii)(REQUIREMENTS FOR PET GEOGRIDS - Roll length)	-	0	-

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IS 17373 (2020)

Geosynthetics â€“ Geogrids used in reinforced soil retaining structures â€“ Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
1("Ultimate tensile strength- (MD/CD) IS- 16635 60/20 80/30 100/30 120/30 150/30 180/30 200/30 250/30 300/30 350/30 400/30")	-	1650	-
1("Elongation at designated load- IS 16635 MD CD")	-	350	-
1("UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure- IS 13162 (part-2)")	-	46650	-
1(Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion- IS 17363)	-	11940	-
1(Width)	-	300	-
1(Roll Length)	-	300	-
2("Ultimate tensile strength - IS 16635 MD/CD 30/5 40/5 50/5 60/5 70/5 80/5 90/5 100/5 120/5 120/5 150/5 175/5 200/5")	-	0	-
2("Elongation at designated load - IS 16635 MD and CD")	-	0	-
2("UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure- IS 13162 (part-2)")	-	0	-
2(Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion- IS 17363)	-	0	-
2(Width)	-	0	-
2(Roll Length)	-	0	-
3("Ultimate tensile strength - IS 16635 MD/CD 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300")	-	0	-
3("Elongation at designated load - IS 16635 MD and CD")	-	0	-
3("UV resistance, strength retained after 500 h exposure- IS 13162 (part-2)")	-	0	-
3(Chemical resistance, strength retained after 72 h immersion- IS 17363)	-	0	-
3(Width)	-	0	-
3(Roll Length)	-	0	-
CL 3.2(Aperature Size)	-	250	-
CL 6.3.3(Resistance to hydrolysis)	-	41970	-
CL 6.3.2(Resistance to oxidation)	-	82290	-
CL 5.1(Carbon black content)	-	550	-
CL 5.1(Identification of material)	-	500	-
4(TYPES OF GEOGRIDS - a) Type 1 b) Type 2 c) Type 3)	-	200	-

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IS 17730 : Part 2 (2021)

Agro-Textiles Hail Protection Nets for Agriculture and Horticulture Purposes Specification Part 2 Woven Hail Protection Nets

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause 7, Table 1, (i)(Mass in g/m2, (with a tolerance of ± 5 percent))	-	400	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ii) a("Average breaking strength of Woven hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(a) Warpway")	-	900	-
Clause 7,table 1, (ii) b("Average breaking strength of woven hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(b) Weftway")	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (iii)("Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 hours, percent, Min")	-	13860	-
Clause 7,table 1, (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light (Applicable for coloured hail protection nets only))	-	3300	-
Clause 7, table 1, (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2, Min)	-	800	-
Clause 7, table 1, (vii)(Porosity, percent)	-	300	-
Clause 7, table 1, (viii)(Cold cracking resistance test at –10 °C)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ix)(Seam (joint) strength, percent, Min)	-	800	-
7.1(Dimensions)	-	300	-
Cl-4.1(HDPE Monofilament)	-	450	-
Cl-4.1.1(The heat shrinkage of the monofilament yarn)	-	2000	-
Cl-6.1(Fabric)	-	400	-
Cl-6.2(Reinforcement)	-	200	-
Cl-6.3(Joints)	-	200	-
Cl-6.4(Stitching)	-	13760	-
Cl-6.5(Colour)	-	200	-
Cl-7.1(Dimensions)	-	300	-
Clause 7, Table 1, (i)(Mass in g/m2, (with a tolerance of ± 5 percent))	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ii) a("Average breaking strength of Woven hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(a) Warpway")	-	0	-
Clause 7,table 1, (ii) b("Average breaking strength of woven hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(b) Weftway")	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (iii)("Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 hours, percent, Min")	-	0	-
Clause 7,table 1, (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light (Applicable for coloured hail protection nets only))	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2, Min)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (vii)(Porosity, percent)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (viii)(Cold cracking resistance test at –10 °C)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ix)(Seam (joint) strength, percent, Min)	-	0	-
7.1(Dimensions)	-	0	-
Cl-4.1(HDPE Monofilament)	-	0	-
Cl-4.1.1(The heat shrinkage of the monofilament yarn)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1(Fabric)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2(Reinforcement)	-	0	-
Cl-6.3(Joints)	-	0	-
Cl-6.4(Stitching)	-	0	-
Cl-6.5(Colour)	-	0	-
Cl-7.1(Dimensions)	-	0	-
Clause 7, Table 1, (i)(Mass in g/m2, (with a tolerance of ± 5 percent))	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ii) a("Average breaking strength of Woven hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(a) Warpway")	-	0	-
Clause 7,table 1, (ii) b("Average breaking strength of woven hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(b) Weftway")	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (iii)("Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 hours, percent, Min")	-	0	-
Clause 7,table 1, (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light (Applicable for coloured hail protection nets only))	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2, Min)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (vii)(Porosity, percent)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ix)(Seam (joint) strength, percent, Min)	-	0	-
7.1(Dimensions)	-	0	-
Cl-4.1(HDPE Monofilament)	-	0	-
Cl-4.1.1(The heat shrinkage of the monofilament yarn)	-	0	-
Cl-6.1(Fabric)	-	0	-
Cl-6.2(Reinforcement)	-	0	-
Cl-6.3(Joints)	-	0	-
Cl-6.4(Stitching)	-	0	-
Cl-6.5(Colour)	-	0	-
Cl-7.1(Dimensions)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 12.03.2025 Exclusion: Clause 7, table 1, (vi) (Shading percentage, percent, Max) Clause 7, table 1, (viii) (Cold cracking resistance test at –10 °C)

IS 17730 : Part 1 (2021)

Agro-Textiles Hail Protection Nets for Agriculture and Horticulture Purposes Specification Part 1 Warp Knitted Hail Protection Nets

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause 7, Table 1, (i)(Mass in g/m2, (with a tolerance of ± 5 percent))	-	400	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ii) a("Average breaking strength of knitted hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(a) Wales direction")	-	900	-
Clause 7,table 1, (ii) b("Average breaking strength of knitted hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(b) Course direction")	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (iii)("Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 hours, percent, Min")	-	13860	-
Clause 7,table 1, (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light (Applicable for coloured hail protection only))	-	3300	-
Clause 7, table 1, (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2, Min)	-	800	-
Clause 7, table 1, (vii)(Cold cracking resistance test at – 10 °C)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (viii)(Seam (joint) strength, percent, Min)	-	800	-
4.1(HDPE Monofilament (linear density))	-	450	-
4.1.1(Heat shrinkage at 60 degree to 95 degree)	-	2000	-
6.1(Fabric (width))	-	400	-
6.2(Reinforcement)	-	200	-
6.3(Joints)	-	200	-
6.4(Stitching)	-	13760	-
6.5(Colour)	-	200	-
7.1(Length, Width)	-	600	-
Clause 7, Table 1, (i)(Mass in g/m2, (with a tolerance of ± 5 percent))	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (ii) a("Average breaking strength of knitted hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(a) Wales direction")	-	0	-
Clause 7,table 1, (ii) b("Average breaking strength of knitted hail protection fabric (Strip method, 325 × 50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N,Min,(b) Course direction")	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (iii)("Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 hours, percent, Min")	-	0	-
Clause 7,table 1, (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light (Applicable for coloured hail protection only))	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2, Min)	-	0	-
Clause 7, table 1, (viii)(Seam (joint) strength, percent, Min)	-	0	-
4.1(HDPE Monofilament (linear density))	-	0	-
4.1.1(Heat shrinkage at 60 degree to 95 degree)	-	0	-
6.1(Fabric (width))	-	0	-
6.2(Reinforcement)	-	0	-
6.3(Joints)	-	0	-
6.4(Stitching)	-	0	-
6.5(Colour)	-	0	-
7.1(Length, Width)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f.13.02.2025 Exclusion Clause 7, table 1, (vi) (Shading percentage, percent, Max) Clause 7, table 1, (vii) (Cold cracking resistance test at – 10 °C)

IS 16190 (2014)

Agro textiles - High density polyethylene (HDPE) laminated woven lay flat tube for irrigation purpose - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	1350	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	4320	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	200	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	900	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	400	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	1350	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	45900	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	900	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	650	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	200	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	500	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	1150	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	650	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	900	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	45900	-
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	0	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	0	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	0	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 x) Annex E (Cold cracking resistance test at –5°C)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	200	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	0	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	0	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	0	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	0	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	0	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 x) Annex E (Cold cracking resistance test at –5°C)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	0	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	0	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	0	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	0	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	0	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	0	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 x) Annex E (Cold cracking resistance test at –5°C)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	0	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	0	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	0	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 x) Annex E (Cold cracking resistance test at –5°C)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	0	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	0	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	0	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	0	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	0	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	0	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	0	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	0	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	0	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	0	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	0	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	0	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	0	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	0	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	0	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	0	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	0	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 v) IS 14714 (Abrasion resistance : Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) a) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 15 percent Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ix) b) IS 7016(Part 8) (Oven method) (Accelerated ageing test for 72 h at 70 ± 1°C: Loss in breaking strength shall not be more than 1 5 percent Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iii) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Elongation at break)	-	0	-
6.5( Length : Unless specified otherwise, the standard length shall be 30 m. A tolerance of +5 percent shall be permitted on the length prescribed for the lay flat tube by the purchaser. No negative tolerance shall be permitted)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) a) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength: Wrap)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vi) b) IS 14293 ( Trapezoid tear strength : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 i) IS 1964 (Mass)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 vii) Annex C (Puncture strength)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) b) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : weft 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) b) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Weft)	-	0	-
6. Table 2 iv) a) Annex B(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 500 h : Wrap 85 percent of original actual value (fabric))	-	0	-
6. Table 2 ii) a) IS 1969 (Part 1) ( Breaking strength before UV exposure : Wrap)	-	0	-
4,4.1 IS 6192( MATERIALS HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
4.2 IS 6899(MATERIALS HDPE Fabric)	-	0	-
5,5.1(MANUFACTURE Lamination )	-	0	-
5,5.2(MANUFACTURE A 5 layer laminated fabric is produced using acombination of 2 layers of HDPE fabric and 3 layersof coating film. The minimum coating thickness shall be 35 µ. The layers of HDPE fabric used to manufacture lay flat tubes, shall be joined by sandwich lamination.The minimum thickness of the sandwich laminationshall be 40 µ. )	-	0	-
6(REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	0	-
6.3,6.3.1(Hydrostatic Burst Pressure Test)	-	0	-
6.7 IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength Before UV Exposure : When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in IS 1969 (Part 1), welded seam strength before UV exposure shall be not less than the 80 percent of the original actual fabric strength)	-	0	-
6.8 Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1)(Welded Seam Strength After UV Exposure: When a sample of fabric with seam cut from the lay flat tube is tested for welded seam strength as per the method specified in Annex B and IS 1969 (Part 1), the loss in welded seam strength after UV exposure shall be not more than 15 percent)	-	0	-
6.2(Workmanship)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion: Cl 6.4 , 6.4.1 (Proof Pressure Test), Cl 6 Table 2 viii)Environmental stress cracking, Cl 6.6 (Kink Test ), Cl 6.1 Table 1 Conical Plug Gauge for measuring Internal Diameter, Cl 5,5.3 Table 1 Internal Diameter & Overlap of Lay Flat Tubes, Cl 6. Table 2 x) Annex E (Cold cracking resistance test at –5°C)

IS 17513 (2020)

Agro Textiles - Plant Support Nets for Agriculture and Horticulture Purposes - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause No. 4.1.1(Heat shrinkage of filament yarn at 60 and 95℃)	-	2000	-
Clause No. 6.1, Table No. 1, (i)(Average denier of filament yarn, Dry condition)	-	450	-
Clause No. 6.1, Table No. 1, (ii)(Number of plies)	-	150	-
Clause No. 6.1, Table No. 1, (iii)(Nominal twine diameter, mm)	-	200	-
Clause No. 6.1, Table No. 1, (iv)(Twist per meter (TPM), (a) Ply TPM, (b) Cable TPM)	-	550	-
Clause No. 6.1, Table No. 1, (v)(Linear density (runnage), Dry condition, m/kg)	-	450	-
Clause No. 6.1, Table No. 1, (vi)(Twine breaking strength, Dry condition, N)	-	900	-
Clause No. 6.1, Table No. 1, (vii)(Twine knot breaking strength, Dry condition, N)	-	900	-
Clause No. 6.2(Tape width)	-	200	-
Clause No. 6.4(Tie cord diameter)	-	200	-
Clause No. 6.5(Over Lock Border Rope diameter)	-	200	-
Clause No. 6.6(Stitching twine diameter and stitch density)	-	650	-
Clause No. 7.1(Dimensions and Mass for Square Netting tolerance)	-	300	-
Clause No. 7.2(Dimensions and Mass for Diamond Netting tolerance)	-	300	-
Clause No. 7.3, Table No. 2, (i)(GSM, g/m2)	-	450	-
Clause No. 7.3, Table No. 2, (ii)(Mesh type)	-	200	-
Clause No. 7.3, Table No. 2, (iii)(Average mesh size, mm (tolerance of ± 2 mm))	-	550	-
Clause No. 7.3, Table No. 2, (iv)(Mesh breaking strength)	-	900	-
Clause No. 7.3, Table No. 2, (v)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 2500 h)	-	225900	-
Clause No. 7.3, Table No. 2, (vi)(Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	1650	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025

IS 16390 (2015)

Agro textiles - Nylon knitted seamless gloves for tobacco harvesters - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
4.1(Yarn)	-	4200	-
4.2(Gloves)	-	1250	-
4.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	200	-
5.1(Dimensions and Mass)	-	2400	-
5.2(Wales and Courses)	-	300	-
5.3(The gloves shall also conform)	-	0	-
6.1(The gloves shall be matched and paired)	-	200	-
6.1.1(difference of 1.0 cm in the overall length permissible while pairin Quantitative)	-	0	-
4.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
4.2(Gloves)	-	0	-
4.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	-
5.1(Dimensions and Mass)	-	0	-
5.2(Wales and Courses)	-	0	-
5.3(The gloves shall also conform)	-	0	-
6.1(The gloves shall be matched and paired)	-	0	-
4.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
4.2(Gloves)	-	0	-
4.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	-
5.1(Dimensions and Mass)	-	0	-
5.2(Wales and Courses)	-	0	-
5.3(The gloves shall also conform)	-	0	-
6.1(The gloves shall be matched and paired)	-	0	-
6.1.1(difference of 1.0 cm in the overall length permissible while pairin Quantitative)	-	0	-
4.1(Yarn)	-	0	-
4.2(Gloves)	-	0	-
4.3(Freedom from Defects)	-	0	-
5.1(Dimensions and Mass)	-	0	-
5.2(Wales and Courses)	-	0	-
5.3(The gloves shall also conform)	-	0	-
6.1(The gloves shall be matched and paired)	-	0	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (i)(Dimensional change (due to relaxation), percent, Max)	-	350	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (ii)(pH value of aqueous extract)	-	350	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (iii)(Scouring loss, percent, max)	-	650	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (iv)(Glove finger dexterity, s, Max)	-	200	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (v)(Dimensional change due to washing, percent, Max a) Lengthwise)	-	250	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (v)(Dimensional change due to washing, percent, Max : b) Widthwise)	-	0	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (vi)(Abrasion resistance with zero emery paper at a pressure of 9 kpa for 700 cycles)	-	1200	-
Cl-5.3, Table-4 (vii)(Water vapour permeability, g/m2/day)	-	6800	-

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Included w.e.f 04.03.2025 Exclusion: Cl 4.2.1 (The gloves shall be of the design), Cl 5.4 (Sealed Sample),Cl 5.4.1 (The custody of the sealed), Cl 9.1 (Lot),Cl 9.1.1 (The conformity of the lot), Cl 9.2 (Unless otherwise)

IS 17358 : Part 1 (2020)

Agro textiles “ Fencing nets for agriculture and horticulture purposes “ Specification Part 1 Fencing nets made from extruded polymer mesh

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
5,/ 5.1( MANUFACTURE (a)Hexagonal shape (see Fig. 1);(b) Diamond shape (see Fig. 2); and c) Square shape (see Fig. 3))	-	200	-
5.2(Colour)	-	200	-
6.0(TYPES ,(a)Light duty, b) Medium duty, and c) Heavy duty.)	-	0	-
7.0( REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
5,/ 5.1( MANUFACTURE (a)Hexagonal shape (see Fig. 1);(b) Diamond shape (see Fig. 2); and c) Square shape (see Fig. 3))	-	0	-
5.2(Colour)	-	0	-
6.0(TYPES ,(a)Light duty, b) Medium duty, and c) Heavy duty.)	-	0	-
7.0( REQUIREMENTS)	-	0	-
Cl. 5, 5.1(Shape of Net)	-	0	-
5.2(Colour)	-	0	-
6(Types)	-	0	-
Cl. 4 & 7, Table-1(Light Duty Fencing Net (Hexagonal Shape) :)	-	0	-
(i)(Mass)	-	450	-
(ii)(Mesh Size, Traverse Direction)	-	550	-
(iii)(Mesh Size, Cross Direction)	-	550	-
(iv)(Thickness at joint)	-	450	-
(v)(Filament Thickness)	-	450	-
(vi)(Dimensions:)	-	0	-
(vi)(Length)	-	300	-
(vi)(Width)	-	300	-
(vii) a(Tensile Strength before UV exposure, Machine Direction)	-	900	-
(vii) b(Tensile Strength before UV exposure, Traverse Direction)	-	0	-
(viii) a(Elongation before UV exposure, Machine Direction)	-	0	-
(viii) b(Elongation before UV exposure, Traverse Direction)	-	0	-
(ix) a(Tensile Strength after UV exposure, Machine Direction)	-	13860	-
(ix) b(Tensile Strength after UV exposure, Traverse Direction)	-	0	-

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IS 17358 : Part 2 (2020)

Agro textiles â€“ Fencing nets for agriculture and horticulture purposes â€“ Specification Part 2 Fencing nets made from mono filament yarns and combination of tape and mono filament yarns

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause No. 4.1(HDPE Monofilament density)	-	500	-
Clause No. 4.1.1(Heat Shrinkage of the Monofilament Yarn at 60 and 95℃)	-	2000	-
Clause No. 4.2(Width of the tape used in fabric)	-	200	-
Clause No. 4.2(Density of the tape)	-	500	-
Clause No. 4.2.1(Heat Shrinkage of the tape at 60 and 95℃)	-	2000	-
Clause No. 5.1(Width of the Fabric)	-	200	-
Clause No. 5.2.1(Eyelet to Eyelet Edge Distance)	-	200	-
Clause No. 6(Mass of the fencing nets)	-	0	-
Clause 7.1(Dimensions)	-	600	-
Clause 7.2 (i)(Mass g/m²)	-	450	-
Clause 7.2 (ii)(Average breaking strength of wind shield net fabric (Strip method, 325×50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm))	-	900	-
Clause 7.2 (iii)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 h)	-	13860	-
Clause 7.2 (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	1650	-
Clause 7.2 (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2)	-	800	-
4.1(MATERIALS - HDPE Monofilament)	-	0	-
4.2(MATERIALS - HDPE Tapes)	-	0	-
5.1(MANUFACTURE - Fabric)	-	200	Tape width
5.2(MANUFACTURE - Eyelet)	-	550	eyelet to eyelet distance across length + length of eyelet + number of ply
5.3(MANUFACTURE - Colour)	-	200	-
6(TYPES of e fencing nets - a) Type 1 b) Type 2)	-	200	-
7.1(REQUIREMENTS - Dimensions and Mass)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 1- i)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass g/m2)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Average breaking strength of fencing net fabric (strip method, 325×50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N a) Warpway b) Weftway As per IS 1969 (Part 1))	-	0	-
7.2-Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 h, percent)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 12.03.2025 Exclusion: Clause 8.1 (Length of the fencing nets)

IS 17356 (2020)

Agro textiles – Windshield nets for agriculture and horticulture purposes - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause No. 4.1(HDPE Monofilament density)	-	500	-
Clause No. 4.1.1(Heat Shrinkage at 60 and 95℃)	-	1100	Heat Shrinkage (Air Circulating Oven)
Clause No. 5.1(Width of the Fabric)	-	200	width of fabric
Clause No. 5.2.1(Length of the Eyelet)	-	200	-
Clause No. 5.2.1(Eyelet to Eyelet Edge Distance)	-	400	eyelet edge to edge distance across the width of fabric + eyelet to eyelet distance across the length of fabric
Clause No. 6(Mass of the windshield nets)	-	0	-
Clause 7.1(Dimensions)	-	600	length + width
Clause 7.2 (i)(Mass g/m²)	-	450	-
Clause 7.2 (ii)(Average breaking strength of wind shield net fabric (Strip method, 325×50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm))	-	900	-
Clause 7.2 (iii)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 h)	-	13860	-
Clause 7.2 (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	1650	-
Clause 7.2 (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2)	-	800	-
4.1(MATERIALS - HDPE Monofilament)	-	0	-
4.1.1(MATERIALS - The heat shrinkage of the monofilament yarn)	-	900	Heat Shrinkage (Hot Water Bath)
5.1(MANUFACTURE - Fabric)	-	200	Tape width
5.2(MANUFACTURE - Eyelet)	-	150	Number of Ply
5.3(MANUFACTURE - Colour)	-	200	-
6(TYPES - a) Type 1, b) Type 2)	-	200	Type Classification
7.1(REQUIREMENTS - Dimensions and Mass)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 2- i)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass g/m2)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 2- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Average breaking strength of wind shield net fabric (Strip method, 325×50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm),N a) Warpway b) Weftway)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 2- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 h, percent)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 2- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	0	-
7.2-Table 2- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 12.03.2025 Exclusion: Cl 7.2 (vi) (Wind blockage, percent) Cl 7.2-Table 2- vi) (REQUIREMENTS - Wind blockage, percent) Cl No. 6 (Wind Speed Suitability) Cl 8.1 (Length of the rolled windshield nets)

IS 17357 (2020)

Agro textiles – Harvest nets for agriculture and horticulture purposes - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause No. 4.1(HDPE Monofilament density)	-	500	-
Clause No. 4.1.1(Heat Shrinkage at 60 and 95℃)	-	2000	-
Clause No. 5.1(Width of the Fabric)	-	200	-
Clause No. 6.1(Dimensions and Mass)	-	600	-
Clause No. 6.2 (i)(Mass g/m²)	-	450	-
Clause No. 6.2 (ii)(Average breaking strength of wind shield net fabric (Strip method, 325×50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm))	-	900	-
Clause No. 6.2 (iii)(Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 h)	-	13860	-
Clause No. 6.2 (iv)(Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	1650	-
Clause No. 6.2 (v)(Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2)	-	800	-
Clause No. 6.2 (vi)(Air permeability in mm/sec at 50 pascal water head pressure)	-	650	-
4.1(MATERIALS - HDPE Monofilament)	-	0	-
5.1(MANUFACTURE - Fabric)	-	200	-
5.2(MANUFACTURE - Colour)	-	200	-
5.3(MANUFACTURE - Fixing of Eyelets)	-	400	-
6.1(REQUIREMENTS - The harvest nets shall be made to the dimensions)	-	0	-
6.2-Table 1- i)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass g/m2)	-	0	-
6.2-Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Average breaking strength of harvest net fabric (strip method, 325×50 mm test piece with gauge length of 200 mm), N a) Warpway b) Weftway)	-	0	-
6.2-Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Retention of breaking strength after UV exposure of 144 h, percent)	-	0	-
6.2-Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Colour fastness to artificial light)	-	0	-
6.2-Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Bursting pressure, kgf/cm2)	-	0	-
6.2-Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS - Air permeability in mm/sec at 50 pascal water head pressure)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 12.03.2025 Exclusion : Clause 7.1 (Length of the monofilament harvest nets)

IS 17355 (2020)

Agro textiles – Propylene spun bonded non-woven mulch mat for agricultural and horticultural applications - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Remark
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (i)(Lengthwise)	-	200	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (ii)(Width)	-	200	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (iii)(Mass)	-	450	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (iv)(Thickness)	-	450	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (v) a)(Tensile Strength, Machine Direction)	-	450	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (v) b)(Tensile Strength, Cross Direction)	-	450	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (vi) a)(Elongation, Machine Dir.)	-	0	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (vi) b)(Elongation, Cross Dir.)	-	0	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (vii) a)(UV stability, retained strength after UV exposure, Machine Dir.)	-	13860	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (vii) b)(UV stability, retained strength after UV exposure, Cross Dir.)	-	0	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (viii)(Colour)	-	200	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (ix)(Ash Content)	-	650	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (x) a)(Trapezoid Tear Strength, Machine Direction)	-	450	-
Clause no. 6.1 & 8.3, Table-1 (x) b)(Trapezoid Tear Strength, Cross Direction)	-	450	-
Clause No. 4-(a)(Mass)	-	200	-
Clause No. 4-(b)(Mass)	-	0	-
Clause No. 5(Conditioning and Testing)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (i)(Length, m)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (ii)(Width, m)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (iii)(Mass, g/m²)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (iv)(Thickness, mm)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (v)(Tensile strength, N/5 cm)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (vi)(Elongation, percent)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (vii)(UV stability, retained strength after 144 h exposure, percent, (machine direction and cross direction))	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (viii)(Colour)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (ix)(Ash content, percent)	-	0	-
Clause No. 6.1 (x)(Trapezoid tear strength)	-	0	-
4("Mulch Mat Types - a) Type 1 . — Mulch mat of minimum 50 g/m² b) Type 2 . — Mulch mat of minimum 70 g/m²")	-	0	-
5(CONDITIONING AND TESTING)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- i)(REQUIREMENTS - Length, m)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- ii)(REQUIREMENTS - Width, m)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- iii)(REQUIREMENTS - Mass, g/m²)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- iv)(REQUIREMENTS - Thickness, mm)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- v)(REQUIREMENTS - Tensile strength, N/5 cm a)Machine Direction b)Cross direction)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- vi)(REQUIREMENTS - Elongation, percent a)Machine Direction b)Cross direction)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- vii)(REQUIREMENTS - UV stability, retained strength after 144 h exposure, percent, Min (machine direction and cross direction))	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- viii)(REQUIREMENTS - Colour)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- ix)(REQUIREMENTS - Ash content, percent)	-	0	-
6.1-Table 1- x)(REQUIREMENTS - Trapezoid tear strength a)Machine Direction b)Cross direction)	-	0	-

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Included w.e.f 12.03.2025 Exclusion: Clause No. 7.1 (Length and Thickness of Mulch Mat)

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