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IS 16048 : Part 2 (2013)

Secondary cells and batteries containing alkaline or other non - Acid electrolytes - Portable sealed rechargeable single cells: Part 2 nickel - Metal hydride

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
No Record Found

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IS 9585 (2021)

Lactometers - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Cl. No. 11.2 (Check test)	-

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IS 1165 (2002)

Milk Powder (Bi-lingual)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
3.4.5 (Moisture)	-
3.4.5 (Total solids)	-
3.4.5 (Fat)	-
3.4.5 (Insolubility index)	-
3.4.5 (Total ash)	-
3.1 (Description)	-
3.2 (Flavour and taste)	-
3.4.5 (Titratable acidity (lactic acid))	-
3.5 (Bacterial count)	-
3.5.2 (Coliform count)	-
3.5.3 (Staphylococcus Aureus)	-
3.5.4 (Salmonella)	-
3.5.5 (Shigella)	-

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IS 15644 (2006)

Safety of electric toys

Electric Toys excluding wheeled ride-on toys & Annex E

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
7.0 (Marking and instructions)	-
8.0 (Power Input)	-
9.0 (Heating and abnormal operation)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
11.1 (Moisture resistance)	-
7.0 (Marking and instructions)	-
8.0 (Power Input)	-
11.1 (Moisture resistance)	-
9.0 (Heating and abnormal operation)	-
11.1 (Moisture resistance)	-
9.0 (Heating and abnormal operation)	-
11.2 (Resistant to humidity)	-
9.0 (Heating and abnormal operation)	-
11.2 (Resistant to humidity)	-
9.0 (Heating and abnormal operation)	-
12.0 (Electric strength at room temperature)	-
9.0 (Heating and abnormal operation)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
13.0 (Mechanical strength)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
14.1 (Construction)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
14.1 (Construction)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
14.2 (Construction)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
14.3 (Construction)	-
14.4 (Construction)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
14.5 (Construction)	-
10.0 (Electrical strength at operating temperature)	-
14.5 (Construction)	-
11.1 (Moisture resistance)	-
14.6 (Construction)	-
11.1 (Moisture resistance)	-
14.6 (Construction)	-
14.7 (Construction)	-
11.1 (Moisture resistance)	-
14.7 (Construction)	-
14.8 (Construction)	-
11.1 (Moisture resistance)	-
11.2 (Resistant to humidity)	-
14.9 (Construction)	-
14.1 (Construction)	-
11.2 (Resistant to humidity)	-
14.1 (Construction)	-
14.11 (Construction)	-
12.0 (Electric strength at room temperature)	-
13.0 (Mechanical strength)	-
14.11 (Construction)	-
14.1 (Construction)	-
14.11 (Construction)	-
14.1 (Construction)	-
14.12 (Construction)	-
14.13 (Construction)	-
14.2 (Construction)	-
14.3 (Construction)	-
14.13 (Construction)	-
14.4 (Construction)	-
14.5 (Construction)	-
14.13 (Construction)	-
14.6 (Construction)	-
14.7 (Construction)	-
14.14 (Construction)	-
14.7 (Construction)	-
14.8 (Construction)	-
14.9 (Construction)	-
15.1 (Protection of cords and wires)	-
14.1 (Construction)	-
14.11 (Construction)	-
15.2 (Protection of cords and wires)	-
14.11 (Construction)	-
15.2 (Protection of cords and wires)	-
17 Table-1 (Screws and connections)	-
17 Table-1 (Nominal daimeter of screws made of insulating material)	-
18.0 (Clearance and creepage distance)	-
19.1 (Ball pressure test IEC 60695-10-2)	-
19.1 (Ball pressure test IEC 60695-10-2)	-
14.12 (Construction)	-
19.1 (Ball pressure test IEC 60695-10-2)	-
19.2.1 (Glow wire test IEC 60695-2-11)	-
14.13 (Construction)	-
14.14 (Construction)	-
15.1 (Protection of cords and wires)	-
15.2 (Protection of cords and wires)	-
17 Table-1 (Screws and connections)	-
17 Table-1 (Nominal daimeter of screws made of insulating material)	-
18.0 (Clearance and creepage distance)	-
19.1 (Ball pressure test IEC 60695-10-2)	-
19.1 (Ball pressure test IEC 60695-10-2)	-
19.2.1 (Glow wire test IEC 60695-2-11)	-
19.2.2 (Needle flame test)	-

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IS 6613 (2002)

Neutral spirit for alcoholic drinks - Specification (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4, Table 1 (Relative density at 20/20°C)	-
4, Table 2 (Ethanol percent (v/v at 20°C))	-
4, Table 3 (Miscibility with water)	-
4, Table 4 (Acidity as acetic acid)	-
4, Table 5 (Residue on evaporation, )	-
4, Table 6 (Esters as CH3COOC2H5 )	-
4, Table 7 (Lead)	-
4, Table 8 (Methyl alcohol )	-
4, Table 9 (Furfural)	-
4, Table 10 (Aldehyde as acetaldehyde)	-
4, Table 11 (Permanganate reaction time)	-
4, Table 12 (Copper ( as Cu ))	-
4, Table 13 (Higher alcohol as iso-amyl alcohol)	-

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IS 4449 (2005)

Alcoholic Drinks - Whiskies - Specification (Fourth Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Cl.7.1 (Ethyl Alcohol Content)	-
Cl.7.2 (Freedom from Sedimentation and Harmful Ingredients)	-
Cl.7.3 (Colour and Additives)	-
Cl.7.4 (Taste and Aroma)	-
Cl.7.5 (Maturity)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. i) (Residue on evaporation, percent (m/v), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. ii) (Volatile acids as acetic acid (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. iii) (Esters as ethyl acetate (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. iv) (Higher alcohols as amyl alcohol (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. v) (Aldehydes as acetaldehyde (expressed in terms of g/100 litres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. vi) (Furfural (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. vii) (Copper (as Cu), parts per million, Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. viii) (Methyl alcohol (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-

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IS 4100 (2005)

Alcoholic Drinks - Gin - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Cl.7.1 (Ethyl Alcohol Content)	-
Cl.7.2 (Colour and Additives)	-
Cl.7.3 (Freedom from Sedimentation and Harmful Ingredients)	-
Cl.7.4 (Appearance)	-
Cl.7.5 (Taste and Aroma)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. i) (Residue on evaporation, percent (m/v), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. ii) (Volatile acids as acetic acid (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. iii) (Esters as ethyl acetate (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. iv) (Higher alcohols as amyl alcohol (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. v) (Aldehydes as acetaldehyde (expressed in terms of g/100 litres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. vi) (Copper (as Cu), parts per million, Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. vii) (Methyl alcohol (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. viii) (Furfural (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-

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IS 323 (2009)

Rectified spirit for industrial use - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4.1 (Description)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Specific gravity at 20 degree)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Ethanol content % by volume at 20 degree)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Ethanol content degree overproof)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Miscibility with water)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Alkalinity)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Total Acidity)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Residue on evaporation)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Aldehyde content)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Ester content)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Methyl Alcohol)	-
4.1 Table-1 (n-propanol)	-
4.1 Table-1 (Iso-amyl alcohol)	-

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IS 2888 (2004)

Toilet soap - Specification (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
5.5, Table-1 (vii), Grade-1 (Lather)	-
5.5, Table-1 (vii), Grade-2 (Lather)	-
5.5, Table-1 (vii), Grade-1 (Lather)	-
5.5, Table-1 (vi), Grade-1, Grade-2 & Grade-3 (Free carbonated alkali)	-
5.5, Table-1 (v), Grade-1, Grade-2 & Grade-3 (Chloride (as sodium chloride), IS 286)	-
5.5, Table-1 (iv), Grade-2 & Grade-3 (Matter insoluble in alcohol, IS 286)	-
5.5, Table-1 (iii), Grade-1, Gr-2 & Gr-3 (Free caustic alkali, as sodium hydroxide (NaOH), IS 286)	-
5.5, Table-1 (ii), Grade-1, Gr-2 & Gr-3 (Rosin acids, percent by mass of total fatty matter, IS 286 )	-
5.5, Table-1 (iv), Grade-1 (Matter insoluble in alcohol, IS 286)	-
5.5, Table-1 (i), Grade-1 (Total fatty matter, IS 286)	-
5.5, Table-1 (i), Grade-2 (Total fatty matter, IS 286)	-
5.5, Table-1 (i), Grade-3 (Total fatty matter, IS 286)	-
5.3 (Phenolic substances, IS 286)	-

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IS 261 (1982)

Specification for copper sulphate (Second Revision)

technical

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
1(i) Table 1 (Copper, Tech, A-2)	-
1(ii) Table 1 (Matter insoluble in water, Tech, A-3)	-
1(iii) Table 1 (Soluble iron and aluminium compounds ( as Fe ), Tech, A-4)	-
1(iv) Table 1 (pH value, Tech, A-5)	-

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IS 15500 : Part 1 to 8 (2004)

Deepwell handpumps, components and special tools - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
2/2.3,(Refer 15500(Part 1 to 8)& 9.4 (Part 1) (Dimensions & critical dimensions in conformance with the relevant figures in Part 4.)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.1 of Part4) & 9.4 (Part 1) (Dimensions of FIG.4.1 HEAD— STANDARD(For SDWP, VLOM-65 and VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.2 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4,2 HEAD— EWDP)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3A of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3A Side Plate)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3B of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3B Head Flange)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3C of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3C Back Plate —Standard (For SDWP, VLOM-65 & VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3D of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3D Bracket — Standard (For SDWP, VLOM-65 & VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3E of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3E Back Plate — EDWP)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3F of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3F Bracket — EDWP)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3G of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3G Axle Bust — Right)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3H of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3H Axle Bust — Left)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3I of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3 I Front Top End Plate)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3IJof Part4) (Dimensions of 4.3J Front Bottom End Plate)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3IKof Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3K Gusset — Standard w (For SDWP, VLOM-65 & VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.3L Jof Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.3L Gusset — EDWP (For EDWP) )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.4 Jof Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.4 FRONTCOVER)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.5A of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.5A Flange for Third Plate)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.5 B of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.5B Guide Bush )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.6 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG.4.6 HANDLE— STANDARD (For SDWP, VLOM-65 & VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.7 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG.4.7 HANDLE— EDWP)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.8A of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.8A Handle Bar — Standard (For SDWR VLOM-65 & VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.8B of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.8B Handle Bar — EDWP)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.8C of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.8C Chain Guide)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.8 D of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.8D Bearing Housing )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.9 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.9 CHAIN WITH COUPLING)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.10 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.10 T-BAR (For EDWP only))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.11 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG; 4.11 COUNTER WEIGHT (For EDWP only))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.12A of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.1 2A Telescopic Stand — Standard (For borewell with 150 NB casing pipe)(For SDWP, VLOM-65 & VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.12B of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.12B Normal Stand — Standard (For borewell with 1001125 NB casing pipe) (For SDWP, VLOM-65 & VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.13A of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.1 3A Telescopic Stand — EDWP (For borewell with 150 NB casing pipe) FOR EDWP )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.13B of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.1 3B Normal Stand — EDWP (For borewell with 100/125 NB casing pipe) FOR EDWP )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.14 A of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.1 4A Stand Pipe — Standard (For SDWP, VLOM-65, VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.14 B of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.14B Stand Pipe — EDWP (For EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.14 C of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.14C Stand Flange)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.14 D of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.14D Leg)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.14 E of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.14E Gusset)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.14 F of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.1 4F Reducer Coller)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.14 G of Part4) (Dimensions of Fig 4.14G Spike)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.15 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG, 4.15 WATER TANK — 32 (For SDWP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.16 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.16 WATERTANK— 50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.17 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.17 WATERTANK— 65)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18A of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.1 8A Tank Pipe )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18B of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.18B Tank Top Flange)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18C of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.18C Spout)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18D of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.1 8D Gusset)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18E of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.18E Tank Bottom Flanae — 32 (For SWDP & EDW~))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18F of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.1 8F Riser Pipe Holder — 32 (For SWDP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18G of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4. 18G Riser Pipe Holder — 50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18H of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.1 8H Tank Bottom Flange — 50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18I of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.18I Tank Bottom Flange — 65 )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.18J of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.18J Riser Pipe Holder — 65 )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.19 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIGFIG. 4.19 CONE PLATE)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.20 A of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.20A Cone Flange)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.20 B of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG 4.20B Steel Cone)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.21 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.21 CONNECTING ROD)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.22of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.22 PLUNGER ROD — STANDARD (For SDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.23of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG.4.23 PLUNGERROD — LONG (For EDWP, VLOM-65 & VLOM-50 ))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.24of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.24 HANDLEAXE )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.25 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.25 PUSHROD )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.26 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.26 BEARINGSPACER)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.27 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG.4.27 WASHER)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.28 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.28 SOCKET— 32 (For SDWP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.29 of Part4) (Dimensions of FIG. 4.29 SOCKET— 50 (For VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 4.30 of Part4) (Dimensions ofFIG. 4.30 SOCKET— 65 (For VLOM-65))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 5.1 of Part 5) (Dimensions of FIG. 5.1 CYLINDER BODY— STANDARD (For SDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 5.2 of Part 5) (Dimensions of FIG. 5.2 CYLINDERBODY— LONG (For EDWP & VLOM-65))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 5.3 of Part 5) (Dimensions of FIG. 5.3 CYLINDERBODY— VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 5.4 of Part 5) (Dimensions of FIG. 5.4 REDUCERCAP (For SDWP & EDWP) )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 5.5A of Part 5) (Dimensions of FIG. 5.5 A CYLINDERCAPS— VLOM-65 (For SDWP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 5.5B of Part 5) (Dimensions of FIG. 5.5 BCYLINDERCAPS— V LOM-65 (For SDWP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 5.6 of Part 5) (Dimensions ofFIG. 5.6 CYLINDERCAPS— VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.2 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.2 PLUNGERYOKE BODY (For SDWP, EDWP & VLOM-65))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.3 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.3 UPPERVALVE (For SDWP, EDWP & VLOM-65))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.4 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.4 BUCKETSPACER— STANDARII (For SDWP, EDWP & VLOM-65))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.5 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG.6.5 BUCKET SPACER — LOWER (For EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.6 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.6 FOLLOWER — SDWP )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.7 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.7 FOLLOWER— EDWP)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.8 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.8 FOLLOWER— VLOM-65)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.9 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.9 CHECK VALVE— STANDARD (For SDWP & EDWP) )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.10 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.10 CHECKVALVE— VLOM-65)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.11 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.11 RUBBERSEATRETAINER (For SDWP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.12 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.12 CHECK VALVE SEAT— STAN~AR~ (For SDWP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.13 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.13 CHECK VALVE — VLOM-65)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.14 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.14 CAGE (For VLOM-65))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.15 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.15 PLUNGERVALVE BODY— VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 6.16 of Part 6) (Dimensions of FIG. 6.16 CHECKVALVE BODY— VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.1 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.1 PUMPBUCKET— STANDARD (For SDWP, EDWP & VLOM-65) )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.2 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.2 PUMP BUCKET — VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.3 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.3 SEALINGRING— STANDARD (For SDWP & EDWP))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.4 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.4 SEALING RING— VLOM-65)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.5 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.5 SEALINGRING— VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.6 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.6 UPPERVALVE SEATING (For SDWP, EDWP & VLOM-65))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.7 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.7 LOWERVALVE SEATING— STANDARD (For SDWP & EDWP) )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.8 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.8 LOWERVALVE SEATING— VLOM-65 68)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.9 of Part 7) (Dimensions ofFIG. 7.9 BOBBIN (For VLOM-50))	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.10 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.10 O-RING— VLOM-65)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.11 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.11 O-RING—VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.12 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.12 RUBBER CONE— VLOM-65 )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.13 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.13 RUBBERCONE— VLOM-50)	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.14 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG. 7.14 PIPE CENTRALIZER— VLOM-65 )	-
2/2.3,(Refer fig 7.15 of Part 7) (Dimensions of FIG.7.15 PIPECENTRALIZER— VLOM-50 )	-
3/3.3.1,(Refer Cl 9.4.1 and 9.4.3 15500(Part 1 ) (Head and Cylinder Assemblies)	-

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IS 915 (2012)

Laboratory glassware - One - Mark volumetric flasks (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Table 1 (Nominal Thickness)	-
Table 1 (Internal Neck Diameter)	-
Table 1 (Distance of graduation line)	-
Table 1 (Overall Height)	-
Table 1 (Bulb Diameter)	-
Table 1 (Base Diameter)	-
Table 1 (Wall Thickness)	-
Table 1 (Ground joint k4)	-
Table 1 (Ground joint k6)	-
8.3 (Shape)	-
8.4 (Neck)	-
8.5 (Stopper)	-
8.6 (Dimensions)	-
9.0 (Graduation Line)	-

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IS 916 (2000)

Square tins for solid products - Specification (Fourth Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4.1 (Capacity)	-
4.2 (Dimension and Tolerances)	-
4.3.1 (Nominal Thickness)	-
4.3.2 (Handle wire diameter)	-
4.4.1 (Body)	-
4.4.2 (Sides)	-
4.4.3 (Top and Bottom)	-
4.4.4 (Top and Bottom embossing)	-
4.4.5 (Handle)	-
4.4.6 (Closure)	-
4.4.7 (Supply condition)	-
4.4.8 (Internal Finish)	-
4.4.9 (External Treatment)	-
5.1 (Air-Pressure Test)	-
5.2 (Handle Pull Test)	-
4.2 (Dimension and Tolerances)	-

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IS 14543 (2016)

Packaged drinking water (Other Than Packaged Natural Mineral Water) - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
5.3 (Description)	-
5.3 Table-1 i (Colour)	-
5.3 Table-1 ii (Odour)	-
5.3 Table-1 iii (Taste)	-
5.3 Table-1 iv (Turbidity)	-
5.3 Table-1 v (Total dissolved solids)	-
5.3 Table-1vi (pH)	-
5.3 Table-2 i (Barium (as Ba))	-
5.3 Table-2 ii (Copper (as Cu))	-
5.3 Table-2 iii (Iron (as Fe),)	-
5.3 Table-2 iv (Manganese (as Mn))	-
5.3 Table-2 v (Nitrate (as NO3))	-
5.3 Table-2 vi (Nitrite (as NO2))	-
5.3 Table-2vii (Fluoride (as F))	-
5.3 Table-2 viii (Zinc (as Zn))	-
5.3 Table-2 ix (Silver (as Ag))	-
5.3 Table-2 x (Aluminium (as Al))	-
5.3 Table-2 xi (Chloride (as Cl))	-
5.3 Table-2 xii (Selenium (as Se),)	-
5.3 Table-2 xiii (Sulphate (as SO4),)	-
5.3 Table-2 xiv (Alkaliniity (as HCO3))	-
5.3 Table-2 xv (Calcium (as Ca),)	-
5.3 Table-2 xvi (Magnesium (as Mg))	-
5.3 Table-2 xvii (Sodium (as Na))	-
5.3 Table-2 xviii (Residual free chlorine)	-
5.3 Table-2 xx (Mineral oil)	-
5.3 Table-2 xxii (Sulphide (as H2S))	-
5.3 Table-2 xxiii (Antimony (as Sb))	-
5.3 Table-2 xxiv (Borates (as B))	-
5.3 Table-3 ii (Cadmium (as Cd))	-
5.3 Table-3 iii (Arsenic (as As))	-
5.3 Table-3 v (Lead (as Pb))	-
5.3 Table-3 vi (Chromium (as Cr))	-
5.3 Table-3 vii (Nickel (as Ni))	-
5.2.9 (Vibrio parahaemolyticus)	-
5.2.9 (Vibrio cholera)	-
5.2.8 (Shigella)	-
5.2.8 (Salmonella)	-
5.2.7 (Yeast and Mould)	-
5.2.6 (Aerobic Microbial Count at 37°C)	-
5.2.6 (Aerobic Microbial Count at 20-22°C)	-
5.2.5 (Pseudomonas Aeruginosa)	-
5.2.4 (Sulphite Reducing Anaerobes)	-
5.2.3 (Staphylococcus Aureus)	-
5.2.3 (Faecal Streptococci)	-
5.2.2 (Coliform)	-
5.2.1 (Escherichia coli (or thermotolerant bacteria))	-
5.3 Table-2 xxv (Bromates (as BrO3),)	-

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IS 1221 (1991)

Fountain pen ink - Dye based - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4.0 (COLOUR)	-
5.1 (General)	-
5.2 (Intensity of Coiour)	-
5.3 (Stability)	-
5.4 (Corrosion)	-
5.5 (Penetration)	-
5.6 (Colour Uniformity and Intensity)	-
5.7 (Resistance to Light)	-
5.8 (Clogging)	-
5.9 ( Washability Test ( for Washable inks))	-
6.0 (KEEPING QUALITY)	-

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IS 220 (1988)

Fountain pen ink - Ferro - Gallo tannate (0.1 Percent Iron Content) specification (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Cl. 4.1 (General)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. i) (Total solids, g per 100 ml, Max)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. ii) (Iron content ( as Fe ), g per 100 ml, Min)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. iv) (Sedimentation, g/100 ml, Max)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. v) (Corrosion, percent by mass, Max)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. vi) (Hue ami intensity of colour )	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. vii) (Penetration)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. viii) (Permanence)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. ix) (Freedom from clogging)	-
Cl.4.2, Table 1, S.no. x) (Stability)	-

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IS 3811 (2005)

Alcoholic Drinks - Rum - Specification (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Cl.7.1 (Ethyl Alcohol Content)	-
Cl.7.2 (Freedom from Sedimentation and Harmful Ingredients)	-
Cl.7.3 (Colour and Additives)	-
Cl.7.4 (Taste and Aroma)	-
Cl.7.5 (Maturity)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. i) (Residue on evaporation, percent (m/v), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. ii) (Total acids as tartaric acid (expressed in terms of g/100 litres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. iii) (Volatile acids as acetic acid (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. iv) (Esters as ethyl acetate (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. v) (Higher alcohols as amyl alcohol (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. vi) (Aldehydes as acetaldehyde (expressed in terms of g/100 litres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. vii) (Furfural (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. viii) (Copper (as Cu), parts per million, Max)	-
Cl.7.6, Table-1, S. No. ix) (Methyl alcohol (expressed in terms of g/100 Iitres of absolute alcohol), Max)	-

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IS 3802 (2019)

Roasted coffee - Chicory powder - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Annex E of IS 3077 (Moisture, percent by mass, Max)	-
Annex F of IS 3077 (Total ash, percent by mass (on dry basis))	-
Annex G of IS 3077 (Acid insoluble ash (on dry basis), percent by mass, Max)	-
Annex K of IS 3077 (Water soluble matter (on dry basis), percent by mass)	-
Annex L of IS 3077 (Caffeine (on dry basis), percent by mass, Min)	-
Clause 15 of IS 1699 (Copper, ppm, Max)	-

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IS 10116 (2015)

Boric acid - Specification (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Boric acid (as H3BO3 ))	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Water insoluble matter)	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Heavy metals (as Pb))	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Iron (as Fe))	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Ca)	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Na)	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Cl)	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Sulphate (as SO4 ))	-
4.2, 4.3, 4.4, Table 1 (Phosphate (PO4 ))	-
4.5 (Additional Requirement for Technical Grade Boric Acid)	-

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IS 252 (2013)

Caustic soda - Specification (Fourth Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
3 (Form and Description)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no i) (Sodium carbonate (as Na2CO3), percent by mass)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no ii) (Sodium hydroxide (as NaOH), percent by mass)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no iii) (Chlorides (as Cl– ), percent by mass)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no iv) (Sulphates (as SO4), percent by mass)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no v) (Silicates (as SiO2), percent by mass)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no vi) (Iron (as Fe))	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no vii) (Copper)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no viii) (Manganese)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no ix) (Chlorates and per-chlorates)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no x) (Matter insoluble water, percent by mass)	-
Cl. 3.3 and 3.4(Table 1, S. no xii) (Sodium hydroxide)	-

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IS 1065 : Part 1 (2019)

Stable bleaching powder - Specification: Part 1 household and industrial use (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
5.2 (Description)	-
5.3 Table-1 i (Available chlorine)	-
5.3 Table-1 ii (Stability, loss of Chlorine on the basis of initial available chlorine )	-
5.3 Table-1 iiii (Moisture, percent by mass. )	-
5.3 Table-1 iv (Particle size (Passing through 170 mm IS Sieve). Percent by mass)	-
Clause 5.4 (Keeping Quality )	-

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IS 15410 (2003)

Containers for packaging of natural mineral water and packaged drinking water - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4.6.2 (TRANSPARANCY)	-
4.6.3 (LEAKAGE TEST)	-
4.6.4 (DROP TEST)	-
4.6.6 (PORTABILITY TEST)	-
4.6.6 (chem) (Water Potability test (after 30 days) (a) Taste (b) Odour)	-
4.6.4, clause 8 of IS:2798:1998 (Drop test )	-
4.6.3, clause 6 of IS:2798:1998 (Leakage test- c. Air pressure leakage)	-
4.6.3, clause 6 of IS:2798:1998 (Leakage test- b. Vibration leakage)	-
4.6.3, clause 6 of IS:2798:1998 (Leakage test- a. Closure leakage )	-
4.6.2.1, Annex A (Transparency (Blue tint in polycarbonate & PET containers of 5 litre and above capacity))	-
4.6.2 Annex A (Transparency)	-
4.5, IS:2798:1998 (Wall thickness- Bottom, in mm)	-
Cl. 4.5 (Cl. 4.5 Wall Thickness (Middle))	-
Cl. 4.5 (Cl. 4.5 Wall Thickness (Top))	-
Cl. 4.4 (a) (Capacity)	-
4.3 (Workmanship, Finish & Appearance)	-
4.2 (Design, Shape & Dimension )	-
Cl. 4.5 (Cl. 4.5 Wall Thickness (Bottom))	-
Cl. 4.5 (Cl. 4.5 Wall Thickness (Middle))	-
Cl. 4.5 (Cl. 4.5 Wall Thickness (Top))	-
Cl. 4.4 (a) (Capacity)	-
Cl. 4.3.2 (Cl. 4.3.2 Finish & Appearance)	-
Cl. 4.2 (Cl. 4.2 Design, Shape & Dimension)	-
Cl. 4.6.3 (Cl. 4.6.3 Air Pressure Leakage)	-
Cl. 4.6.3 (Cl. 4.6.3 Vibration Leakage)	-
Cl. 4.6.3 ( Cl. 4.6.3 Closure Leakage)	-
4.6.2.1, Annex-A (Transparency of container)	-
4.6.5.1 (chem) (Colour migration (Caps))	-
4.6.5.1 (chem) (Colour migration (Container))	-
4.6.5 , IS:9845:1998 (chem) (Migration of Caps - a. Amount of extractive)	-
4.6.5 , IS:9845:1998 (chem) (Migration- b. Amount of extractive)	-

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IS 16415 (2015)

Composite cement - Specification

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
6 -Table - 2 i (Insoluble residue - Cl 4.10 of IS 4032:1985)	-
6 -Table - 2 ii (Magnesia - Cl 4.8 of IS 4032:1985)	-
6 -Table - 2 iii (Total Sulphur Content calculated as Sulphuric Anhydride (SO3) - Cl 4.9 of IS 4032:1985)	-
6 -Table - 2 v (Loss on ignition - Cl 4.2 of IS 4032:1985)	-
6 -Table - 2 vi (Chloride content - Cl 4.13 of IS 4032:1985)	-
6 -Table - 2 iv (Sulphide sulphur (S) - Cl 6.12 of IS 4032:1985)	-
7 and Table 3 i (Fineness IS 4031(Part 2))	-
7 and Table 3 ii a (Soundness, Le-Chate1ier expansion IS 4031(Part 3) )	-
7 and Table 3 ii b (Soundness, Autoclave expansion IS 4031(Part 3) )	-
7 and Table 3 iii a (Setting Time ( by Vicat Apparatus), Initial IS 4031(Part 5))	-
7 and Table 3 iii b (Setting Time ( by Vicat Apparatus ), Final IS 4031(Part 5))	-
7 and Table 3 iv a (Compretsive Strenqth .72 ± 1 hr IS 4031(Part 6))	-
7 and Table 3 iv b (Compretsive Strenqth 168 ± 2 hr IS 4031(Part 6))	-
7 and Table 3 iv c (Compretsive Strenqth 672 ± 4 hr IS 4031(Part 6))	-
7 and Table 3 v (Drying shrinkage IS 4031(Part 10))	-
Cl. 6.1,Table 2 (Alkali content)	-

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IS 3104 : Part 1 (1982)

Specification for density hydrometers: Part 1 requirements (First Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
Cl.11.2 ( Stem diameter of the hydrometers shall be not less than 40 mm.)	-
Cl.9.1 Bulb and Stem ( — The bulb and the stem shall be made of a suitable transparent glass, selected and processed to be as free as possible from stress and visible defects, and having a coefficient of cubical thermal expansion of (25 ± 2) × 10-6 (°C)-)	-
Cl.9.2 Loading Material ( — The loading material shall be fixed in the bottom of the hydrometer. After the finished hydrometer has been kept in a horizontal position for 1 h at 80°C and subsequently cooled in that position, the instrument shall meet the requirements of 10.3.)	-
Cl.9.3 Scale Strip ( — The strip on which the scale and inscriptions are marked shall have a smooth matt surface. The strip shall show no evidence of charring, and shall not become discoloured or distorted when the stem is exposed for 1 h to a temperature of 80°C.)	-
Cl.10.1 workmanshisp and finish ( The outer surface of the hydrometers shall be symmetrical about the main axis)	-
Cl.10.2 ( There shall be no abrupt changes in their cross section ( see Fig, 1 ))	-
Cl.10.3 ( The cross-section of the stem shall remain unchanged for at least 5 mm below the lowest graduation line on ??? scale.)	-
Cl.10.4 (The stem shall extend unchanged in diameter at least 15 mm above the uppermost graduation line on the scale.)	-
Cl.10.5 ( The hydrometer shall float with its axis vertical to within 1.5° of arc.)	-
Cl.10.6 (There shall be no loose material in the instrument)	-
Cl.10.7 ( The strip on which the scale and inscriptions are marked shall remain securely fastened in place at the temperature of use ( see 9.3 ).)	-
Cl.10.8 ( The scale shall be straight and without twist.)	-
Cl.10.9 ( Appropriate means shall be incorporated for ensuring that any displacement of the scale or of the strip bearing the scale is readily apparent.)	-
Cl.11.1 ( The dimensions of the hydrometers shall conform to the requirements given in Table 1.)	-
Cl.12.2 Cl.12.2.1 Graduation Lines ( The graduation lines shall be distinct and of uniform thickness not exceeding 0 2 mm or one-fifth of the distance between the centres of adjacent lines, whichever is less. For the SP series, the thickness of the graduation lines shall not exceed 0.2 mm or one-sixth of the distance between the centres of adjacent lines, whichever is less.)	-
Cl.12.2.2 (There shall be no evident local irregularities in the spacing of the graduation lines.)	-
Cl.12.2.3 ( The graduation lines shall be perpendicular to the axis of the hydrometer.)	-
Cl.12.2.4 (The short, medium and long scale lines shall extend, respectively, at least one-fifth, one-third and one-half of the way round the circumference of the stem.)	-
Cl.12.2.5 ( The highest and lowest graduation lines indicating the nominal limits of the scale shall be long lines ( see 12.3.1, 12.3.2 and 12.3.3 ).)	-
Cl.12.2.6 ( The short, medium and long lines shall each be vertically disposed so that either the mid-points, or the right hand ends or the left hand ends of all graduation lines He on an imaginary line parallel to the axis of the instrument. In the latter two cases, the vertical line may, alternatively, be marked.)	-
Cl.12.3.1 Sequence of Graduation Lines ( On hydrometer scales whose smallest interval is 1 kg/m3 or 1 g/ml:)	-
Cl.12.3.2 ( On hydrometer scales whose smallest interval is 2 kg/m3, or 2 g/ml)	-
Cl.12.3.3 ( On hydrometer scales whose smallest interval is 5 kg/m3 or 5 g/ml:)	-
Cl.12.4 Figuring of Graduation Lines Cl.12.4.0 ( The scale lines and inscriptions should preferably be black and shall be clearly and durably marked.)	-
Cl.12.4.1 ( The scale shall have only one set of numbers and the last digits of the numbers shall be vertically aligned ( see Fig. 2 ).)	-
Cl.12.4.2 ( The scale shall be so figured as to enable the value corresponding to any graduation line to be readily identified.)	-
Cl.12.4.3 ( The highest and lowest graduation lines of the nominal limits shall be figured in full.)	-
Cl.12.4.4 ( At least every tenth line shall be figured)	-
Cl.12.4.5 ( For density values expressed in grams per cubic centimetres, the decimal sign shall be included for numbers expressed in full, but may be omitted from abbreviated numbers.)	-
Cl.12.5 Extension of Scale ( — The scale shall be extended beyond the nominal scale limits, as indicated in col 12 of Table 1.)	-

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IS 3589 (2001)

Steel pipes for water and sewage (168.3 To 2540 Mm Outside Diameter) - Specification (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
11.1, Table 5. (Outside Diameter (OD))	-
11.1, Table 5. (Thickness)	-
11.1, Table 5. (Mass)	-
12.3.3 (Ovality)	-
14.1 (Visual inspection, Appearance and Workmanship)	-
14.2 (Visual inspection, Appearance and Workmanship)	-
14.3 (Visual inspection, Appearance and Workmanship)	-
14.4 (Visual inspection, Appearance and Workmanship-Dent Depth(below 610 mm OD))	-
14.4 (Visual inspection, Appearance and Workmanship-Dent Depth(Above 610 mm OD))	-
14.4 (Visual inspection, Appearance and Workmanship-Dent Length)	-
14.4 (Visual inspection, Appearance and Workmanship-Dent Length)	-

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IS 3309 (1992)

Soluble Coffee - Chicory powder - Specification (Second Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
3.4 Table 1 (Moisture content)	-
3.4 Table 1 (Total ash)	-
3.7 (Copper content)	-
3.1 (Description)	-
3.4 Table 1 (Solubility in boiling)	-
3.4 Table 1 (Solubility in cold water)	-
3.4 Table 1 (Solubility in cold water)	-

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IS 2791 (1992)

Soluble coffee powder - Specification (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
3.4 Table 1 (Moisture content)	-
3.4 Table 1 (Total ash)	-
3.1 (Description )	-
3.4 Table 1 (Solubility in boiling)	-
3.4 Table 1 (Solubility in cold water)	-

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IS 612 (1992)

Roasted chicory powder - Specification (Third Revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
3.5 Table 1 (Acid Insoluble ash)	-
3.5 Table 1 (Total Ash)	-
3.5 Table 1 (Moisture)	-
3.5 Table 1 (Water soluble Matter )	-
3.5 Table 1 (Acid Insoluble ash)	-
3.5 Table 1 (Water soluble Matter )	-
3.1 (Description)	-
3.2 (Cup Test)	-
3.3 (Microscopic Appearance)	-

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IS 4964 (2013)

Textiles – Vests, cotton, plain (Single jersey) knitted – Specification (fifth revision)

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4/4.1 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH- Fabric-see IS 9469)	-
4/4.1/4.1.1 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH- Fabric-The mass of the vest-method given in B-5.)	-
4/4.1/4.1.2 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH- Fabric-)	-
4/4.1/4.1.3 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH- Fabric-)	-
4/4.2-Fig. 1A, Fig. 1B, Fig. 2A, Fig. 2B, Fig. 3. (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH)	-
4/4.2/4.2.1 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH)	-
4/4.3/4.3.1-see IS 11161, see IS 10789, Table 1. (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH-Seams and Stitches)	-
4/4.3/4.3.2-according to B-4 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH-Seams and Stitches-Dimension)	-
4/4.3/4.3.3 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH-Seams and Stitches)	-
4/4.4 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH)	-
4/4.6 (MANUFACTURE AND FINISH-Freedom from Defects)	-
5/5.1-Tables 2 and 3 (REQUIREMENTS-Dimensions-method prescribed in Annex B.)	-
5/5.2-Tables 4 (REQUIREMENTS-Other Requirements-Dimension)	-
5/5.3 (REQUIREMENTS-Sealed Sample)	-
5.2 Table 4 (i) b (Other Requirements - Dimensional change due to relaxation - Courses)	-
5.2 Table 4 (i) a (Other Requirements - Dimensional change due to relaxation - Wales)	-
5.1 Tables 3 (Neck Opening - Depth at Front 'J')	-
5.1 Tables 3 (Neck Opening - Depth at Back 'H')	-
5.1 Tables 3 (Width at Sleeve End 'G')	-
5.1 Tables 3 (Width of Armhole 'F')	-
5.1 Tables 3 (Length of Sleeves Including Welting 'E')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (VN/ VNS - Depth of Neck Opening 'F')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (VN/ VNS - Width of Neck Opening 'E')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (RN - Width of Shoulder Strap 'G')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (RN - Opening Back 'F1')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (RN - Depth of Neck Front 'F')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (Round Neck Opening RNS 'E')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (Length of Armhole RN/RNS VN/VNS 'D')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (Length of Sleeves RNS/VNS 'C')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (Length of Vest 'B')	-
5.1 Tables 2 and 3 (Width Across Chest 'A')	-
5.1 NOTE (Requirements - Size of Vest)	-
4.5 (The tailored vest may also be screen or transfer printed with motifs or designs as agreed to between the buyer and the manufacturer.)	-
4.3.2 (Width of tape/welt at neck opening for VN/VNS vest and at armhole opening for VN vests)	-
4.3.2 (Width of tape/welt at bottom for all vests and at sleeves for RNS/ VNS/ RNW vest)	-
4.3.2 (Depth of hem at bottom for all vest and at sleeves for RNS/ VNS/ RNW vest)	-
4.3.2 (Width of folding at bottom for all vest and at sleeves for RNS/VNS vest)	-
4.3.2 (Depth of hem or width of folding at neck opening for RNS vest)	-
4.3.2 (Depth of hem or width of folding at neck and armhole opening for RN vest)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iv) (Seams and Stitches - Folding at armhole)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iv) (Seams and Stitches - Folding at armhole)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iv) (Seams and Stitches - Folding at neck opening)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iv) (Seams and Stitches - Folding at neck opening)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iv) (Seams and Stitches - Folding at sleeve)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iv) (Seams and Stitches - Folding at sleeve)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at armholes)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at armholes)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at sleeves)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (iii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at sleeves)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (ii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at elbow ends of sleeves)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (ii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at elbow ends of sleeves)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (ii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at the bottom)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (ii) (Seams and Stitches - Hemming at the bottom)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (i) (Seams and Stitches - Tape/ welt sewn to neck-opening armholes, sleeves and bottom.)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (i) (Seams and Stitches - Tape/ welt sewn to neck-opening armholes, sleeves and bottom.)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (i) (Seams and Stitches - Sleeves to the vest and underarms)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (i) (Seams and Stitches - Sleeves to the vest and underarms)	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (i) (Seams and Stitches - Shoulder pieces )	-
4.3.1-Table 1 (i) (Seams and Stitches - Shoulder pieces )	-
4.2 (Design and Shape of Vest)	-
4.1 (Fine/ Super fine/ Extra super fine)	-
4.1 (Manufacture and Finish - Fabric)	-

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Luminaires: Part 5 particular requirements: Sec 8 emergency lighting

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Clause No.	Exclusion	Testing Charges (Excl. Of Taxes)	Effective Date	Remark
4 (General Test Requireements)	-
5 (Classification of Luminaires')	-
6.0 (Marking)	-
7.0 (Construction)	-
8.0 (Creepage Distance and Clearances)	-
9.0 (Provision for earthing)	-
10.0 (Terminals)	-
11.0 (External & Internal Wiring)	-
12.0 (Protection against electric shock)	-
13.0 (Endurance Tests and Thermal Tests)	-
14.0 (Resistance to Dust & Moisture)	-
15.0 (Insulation Resistance and Electric Strength)	-
16.0 (Resistance to Heat , fire and tracking)	-

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