Get Expert BIS ISI Certification Services for Low Heat Portland Cement IS 12600 with UMSPCS. Our expert support for testing, documentation, audit, & BIS license approval.
Expert BIS ISI Certification Services for Low Heat Portland Cement IS 12600
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Expert BIS ISI Certification Services for Low Heat Portland Cement IS 12600
- Compliance with Regulations: This will help the manufacturers comply with BIS requirements and QCOs.
- Quality Check: It ensures that the cement is produced in compliance with IS 12600.
- Greater Market Acceptance: There is more acceptance of the product by government departments, contractors, and institutions.
- Improved Customer Confidence: The ISI Mark provides assurance to the customers about the quality of the product.
- Competitive Edge: BIS-certified manufacturers have a competitive edge in the Indian market.
- Consistent Production: BIS mandates proper quality control during the entire manufacturing process.
Step 1: Identification of Relevant Indian Standard
This step involves identification of the relevant Indian Standard for the product. In the case of Low Heat Portland Cement, the standard is IS 12600.
In this step, manufacturers will: Check the BIS requirements Product specification is done Manufacturing process is aligned with IS 12600 Production system may need to be upgraded
Our team performs an assessment of your product and identifies gaps in compliance before initiating the application process.
In this step, manufacturers will:
Step 2: Product Testing & Documentation
Testing of the product has to be done in a lab that is accredited by BIS and NABL to ensure that the product complies with IS 12600.
In this step: Product samples are tested Preparation of technical documents Factory & manufacturing-related information is collected Completion of application forms Checking of compliance documents
UMSPCS handles the testing of the product and prepares the documentation for submission.
Step 3: Application Submission
After preparing all the necessary documents, the BIS application is filed through the proper channel along with the required government fees.
The BIS application typically contains the following documents: BIS application form Test reports of the product Details of the factory Manufacturing details Technical documents Government fees
After filing, BIS analyses the application and may ask for further information if required.
The BIS application typically contains the following documents:
Step 4: BIS Factory Inspection
BIS officers conduct an inspection at the manufacturing plant to ensure that the product is manufactured consistently according to IS 12600.
In the inspection, the BIS officers examine: Manufacturing process Facilities for production Quality assurance system Testing lab Manufacturing records Process controls
The BIS officers may take samples of the product during the inspection for independent testing.
In the inspection, the BIS officers examine:
Step 5: Product Testing & Laboratory Report Submission
The samples taken for inspection purposes in the factory undergo testing at the authorised lab.
Post Testing: The lab generates a Lab Test Report (LTR) The LTR is sent directly to BIS BIS validates whether there is compliance with IS 12600
Products which comply with the required conditions move ahead to the next stage.
Post Testing:
Step 6: Closure of Non Conformities (In Case Of)
In case any non-conformities are identified by BIS in the process of inspection/testing, it is mandatory to resolve the issue before getting the certification.
This may involve: Taking corrective actions Making changes in manufacturing Revising documents Providing evidence of compliance to BIS
Our experts will help you to close BIS observations fast to save time from any unwanted delays.
This may involve:
Step 7: Licence & Marking Charges
Once the application is approved, the license is issued after making payments to BIS for the charges.
These usually include: Annual License Fee ISI Marking Fee Other BIS Charges (If any)
UMSPCS helps in the process of payment to BIS.
These usually include:
Step 8: Grant of ISI Licence
Upon successful completion of the process of inspection, testing, document verification, and paying the fee, the ISI Licence is issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
With the issue of this licence, the manufacturer is allowed to: Use the ISI mark on the approved products Manufacture and distribute the approved products as per the requirements of BIS. Maintain ongoing compliance through regular quality control and BIS surveillance
- Basic information regarding the manufacturing plant and the product line
- Registration of trademark (if a trademark is being used)
- Proof of address of the manufacturing plant (document of ownership/lease, utility bill, etc.)
- Manufacturing license / statutory approvals (if any - like pollution control approvals, industry-specific licenses, etc.)
- Technical drawings/schematics of the product design
- Capacity of the manufacturing plant
- List of the material required in the manufacturing process and its specifications
- Details of the manufacturing machinery and equipment
- Layout of the manufacturing plant including the production area, testing area and storage area
- The manufacturing process flow chart is also detailed here.
- Testing equipment for in-house testing along with calibration details
- Information regarding the quality control personnel
- Organisation chart of the factory
| Particulars | Estimated Cost (INR) |
|---|---|
Application Fees (BIS) |
₹1,000 |
Testing Charges (Lab Fees) |
15000- ₹2,50,000 |
Factory Inspection Charges |
₹7000 |
Annual License Fees |
₹1,000 |
Marking Fees (ISI Mark Usage) |
As per BIS norms (based on production) |
Consultancy Charges (UMSPCS) |
₹ 50000 |
UMSPCS will offer you an individualised quote after analysing your project.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It is an accreditation provided by Bureau of Indian Standards verifying that Low Heat Portland Cement conforms to the requirements of IS 12600.
Manufacturers should apply for BIS certification only when the concerned product falls under the relevant Quality Control Order (QCO).
The whole process will take about 30 – 40 working days. It varies according to the process of testing, documentation, inspection, and approval from BIS.
Yes, foreign manufacturers can get the certification by following the concerned BIS certification scheme for foreign manufacturers.
Generally, manufacturers require company documents, factory documents, manufacturing documents, quality control documents, laboratory documents, product details, and test reports.
Documents required are company data, factory data, manufacturing process documents, quality control documents, test reports and technical data.
