The BIS certification of Fibre Ropes made of Polyethylene, 3- and 4-strand ropes, as per IS 8674:2013, ensures quality and performance standards. The ropes are confirmed to be within the required dimensions, tensile strength, elongation, and durability specifications. Complying with these standards ensures the product's usability and safety in different applications. An ISI mark certification adds credibility to ensure that the ropes stay of consistent quality and meet governmental regulations for polyethene fibre ropes.
Bureau of Indian Standards certification for IS 8674: 2013 is under Scheme-I of BIS (Conformity Assessment) Regulations which includes testing on critical samples, factory inspection, and continuous surveillance to ensure the quality of the product. Goods, when certified under this scheme, are empowered to carry the license to use the ISI mark: a widely recognized mark of reliability. ISI mark visually assures consumers that a product meets standards, upholding trust and indeed influencing purchase decisions.
The Ministry of Textiles has issued the 2024 BIS QCO (Quality Control Order) for Ropes and Cordages. It is effective from April 1, 2025. According to this rule, to eliminate variations in product quality, ropes and cordages must meet certain requirements. Indian SMEs have time till July 1, 2025, to make sure they are abiding by the rules. As the agency responsible for ISI mark certification, the Bureau of Indian Standards also enforces national standards for quality and compliance. These authorized products will still use the BIS license as their standard mark.
The standard describes the manufacturing, chemical, and physical requirements for (IS 8674: 2013) as well as the test protocols. For the same, consider the following:
In India, the following procedures must be completed to obtain ISI mark certification:
For different producer categories, India offers a wide range of BIS certification schemes. They are:
To receive a BIS accreditation for Polyethylene ropes ( 3 - and 4-strands), the following steps need to be taken:
Below is a detailed analysis of the costs related to ISI certification for IS 8674: 2013:
S No. | Particular | Amount (INR) | Remarks
1. | Application Fee | 1000 | To be paid directly to BIS
2. | Audit Fee | 7000 | To be paid directly to BIS
3. | License Fee | 1000 | To be paid directly to BIS
4. | Sample Testing Fee | As Applicable | To be paid directly to BIS ( Testing charges vary from product to product and lab to lab)
5. | Minimum Advance Marking Fee | As per actual | To be paid directly to BIS (Marking fee vary as per Indian Standard)
6. | Renewal Fee | 1000 | To be paid directly to BIS
7. | Inclusion Fee | 5000 | To be paid directly to BIS
8. | ElitasRCS Service Fee | Please Contact info@elitasrcs.com |
1. Since the primary goal of BIS certification testing is to ensure that the product meets Indian criteria, it must invest in testing facilities and set up equipment for internal production testing.
2. Manufacturers could achieve all BIS requirements and maintain a consistent level of quality by adding a test laboratory, which would expedite the certification process.
3. In addition to the expenses listed, a pre-visit to the production plant may be required to make sure the product meets the applicable Indian Standards and BIS certification standards.
The following are the primary benefits of getting accredited under BIS Scheme 1:
1. Certification: Customers and regulatory agencies will receive quality certification attesting to the product's adherence to the core principles of the Indian structural quality standard. It would demonstrate that this product has completed stringent inspection and testing procedures.
2. Increased market acceptance: Many companies prefer to use ISI-approved products. Since ISI-accredited components are required for many government tenders for large building projects, the company's chances rise.
3. Observance of standard operating procedures: ISI accreditation protects any organization from the penalties and legal issues associated with employing subpar building materials by guaranteeing that IS 8674: 2013 is followed.
4. Competitive Advantage: By serving as a national symbol of quality, the ISI mark helps businesses stand out and eventually attract more customers.
5. Customer confidence: Customers see the ISI mark as an indication of dependability, quality, and safety, which increases brand recognition and fosters stronger customer loyalty.
6. Reduced risk and responsibility: Because certification reduces the likelihood of structural failures or non-compliance issues, manufacturers, suppliers, and end users are less concerned about accountability.
7. Production Cost Efficiency: Manufacturing that complies with IS 8674: 2013 is much more efficient, which occasionally results in less waste and more productivity. Long-term expenses will decrease as a result.
Therefore, obtaining the ISI mark for IS 8674: 2013 accreditation can significantly aid in customer happiness, business expansion, and safer structural applications.
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