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WELCOMETO THE PRESENTATION OF CONSUMER AWARENESS PROGRAMME

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

Bureau Of Indian standards History :-INDIAN STANDARDS INSITUTION (ISI)Established on 6 Jan 1947Indian Standards Institution(Certification Marks Act), 1952BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS ACT, 1986BIS established on 1 April 1987BIS Rules, 1987BIS (Certification) Regulation, 1988.


BIS LOGO :-


Functions of the Bureau :-Establishment, publication and promotion of Indian StandardsInspection of article or process under Certification schemeEstablishment, maintenance and recognition of laboratoriesFormulate, implement and co-ordinate activities relating to quality maintenance and improvement in products and processesPromote harmonious development in standardization quality system and Certification.Provide information, documentation and other services to the consumerGive recognition to quality assurance systemsBring out handbooks, guides and other publications


AIMS & OBJECTIVES :-


ACTIVITIES :-FORMULATION OF STANDARDSIMPLEMENTATION OF STANDARDSPRODUCT CERTIFICATIONQUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFICATIONENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATIONECOMARKLABORATORY RECOGNITION AND TESTINGGATT ENQUIRY POINTTECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICELIBRARY SERVICESBUYERS GUIDE / HAND BOOKS


Products Certification :-


PRODUCT CERTIFICATION

GRANT OF LICENCE FOR USE OF STANDARD MARK

MANUFACTURER

STANDARD MARKED PRODUCTS

FOR ONE YEAR

LICENCE GRANTED

REPORTS ON QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM

LOCAL MARKET

CENTRAL & STATE

GOVERMENTS, LOCAL

BODIES, UNDERTAKINGS,

ORDINARY CONSUMER, ETC.

AND

EXPORTS

SAMPLES FOR INDEPENDENT TESTING

FACTORY INSPECTION & TESTING

APPLICATION

MANUFACTURER

AGREES ON

RECOMMENDED

QUALITY CONTROL

SYSTEM

SAMPLE

CONFORM TO

RELEVANT

INDIAN STANDARDS

BAREAU

BIS & OTHER

INDEPENDENT

LABORATORIES

Product Controls :-


CONTROLS

Supervisory Control on Standard-Marked Product

PRODUCT CERTIFICATION

GRANT OF LICENCE FOR USE OF STANDARD MARK

LICENSEE

BUREAU

BIS & OTHER

INDEPENDSET

LABORATORIES

COMPLANTS

PURCHASE OF CERTIFIED

& Reports

INSPECTION

PERIODIC

SURPRISE

PRODUCTS

CONSUMER

REPORTS & ACTIONS

FACTORY

SAMPLES

MARKET

SAMPLES

SUSPENSION

OF

MARKING

LAPSE IN QUALITY

CONTROL

CORRECTIVE ACTION

CONTINUATION

OF

LICENCE

IF SATISFACTORY

IF UNSATISFACTORY

CANCELLATION

OR LAPSE OF

LICENCE

MANUFACTURER

STANDARD MARKED PRODUCTS

FOR ONE YEAR

LICENCE GRANTED

REPORTS ON QUALITY CONTROL SYSTEM

LOCAL MARKET

CENTRAL & STATE

GOVERMENTS, LOCAL

BODIES, UNDERTAKINGS,

ORDINARY CONSUMER, ETC.

AND

EXPORTS

SAMPLES FOR INDEPENDENT TESTING

FACTORY INSPECTION & TESTING

APPLICATION

MANUFACTURER

AGREES ON

RECOMMENDED

QUALITY CONTROL

SYSTEM

SAMPLE

CONFORM TO

RELEVANT

INDIAN STANDARDS

BAREAU

BIS & OTHER

INDEPENDENT

LABORATORIES

Misuse Of Standard Mark :-


Right Marking on Products :-


HALLMARKING HISTORYHall Marking started in Europe 1238Oldest form of certification.Started in organized form in 17th Century.Marking done in big Hall.


BIS CERTIFICATION SCHEME FOR HALLMARKING OF GOLD JEWELLERY


TARGETED BENEFITS :-Consumer Confidence & SatisfactionExport promotion of Gold JewelryIt facilitates Gold Loan Schemes of Banks(SBI, Indian Bank, Syndicate Bank, Corporation Bank etc.)Check Loss of Economy due to under CaratageGold Loan Scheme -Loan -Bonds -Bought by Bank


Legality of Scheme :-Under the act of BIS 1986, approved by ParliamentRules and Regulations approved by MinistryScheme based on International convention.Countries already in this groupI S based gold purity (IS: 1417)/ISO 9202-91ISO based Assaying (IS:1418)/ISO:11426-97Voluntary Scheme (Hall Mark)Quality Management based SchemeLaunched on 11 April 2000.Scheme has two Arms1 Recognized Assaying and Hall Marking centres2 Certified Jewelers (Wholesaler/Retailer/Manufacturer)


GRADES :-NOTES1 The above classification is applicable for gold jewellery/artifacts also.2 For jewellery/artifacts of 23 carat, the gold solder of 22 grade may be used. The purity of the grade of gold alloy may be suitably adjusted to make the melting purity of the declared fineness.


FEATURES OF IS:1417-1999 (GOLD ALLOY HALL MARKING):-FREE FROM CADMIUM, IRIDIUM, RUTHENIUM.NO NEGATIVE TOLERANCE.SOLDER OF FINENESS LESS THAN STANDARD FINENESS OF ARTICLE SHALL NOT BE USED AND CADMIUM FREEMETHOD OF TESTING:X-RAY FLUORESCNCE METHODCUPELLATION METHOD10%SAMPLING


HALLMARK ON GOLD JEWELLERY :-


FEATURES OF IS: 2112-2003 (SILVER HALL MARKING)THREE GRADES OF FINE SILVERFIVE GRADES OF SILVER ALLOYS.FREE FROM CADMIUM AND LEAD.SOLDER OF 750 PURITY FOR GRADES 900,925,970.SOLDER OF PURITY 650 FOR GRADES 800,835.NO NEGATIVE TOLERANCE.10% SAMPLINGMETHOD OF TESTINGGRAVIMETRIC METHOD (BOTTLE ASSAY)POTENTIOMETRIC METHOD


5 GRADESFine silver and silver alloys shall be classified in accordance with the following grades depending upon their fineness: Grade Fineness9999 999.99995 999.5999 999.0970 970.0925 925.0900 900.0835 835.0800 800.0NOTE- The above classification of silver alloys is applicable for silver jewellery/artifacts also. All the above grades of silver and alloys shall be free from cadmium.


CERTIFICATION PROCEDURE FORINDIAN IMPORTERS :-BIS Act 1986 has provision for certification for articles brought or intended to be brought to India from outside the country.To regulate quality of imports.Indian manufacture Importing unit.Control on manufacturing, assessment, handling and storage.Copy of contract entered with supplier (overseas).Precertification of components/raw materials.Visit to original equipment manufacturers (OEM) premises (overseas). At the applicants expenses.Laboratory to be established by importing unit as per relevant ISS.License granted for one year/renewal.Follow up inspections.


BIS OFFICE ADDRESS FOR CONTACT :-PUBLIC GRIEVANCES OFFICER, BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS, 1ST FLOOR,NSIC BUILDING, NSIC TECHNICAL SERVICES CENTRE, AJI INDUSTRIAL AREA, BHAVNAGAR ROAD,RAJKOT- 360003 (GUJRAT) PHONE :- 0281-2385160, FAX :- 0281-2387469, E-MAIL :- [email protected] WEBSITE :- www.bis.org.in


Thank You Very Much

SEM PAL, JOINT DIRECTOR, BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS, RAJKOT BRANCH


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