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ISI certification

ISI certification

ISI certification means, registration of industrial products with BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) as per BIS standard. ISI mark is a quality and trust symbol. BIS are aims to providing quality, safety and reliability of products to the consumers so BIS introduced standards for goods. ISI certificate is surveillance by the licensee. In ISI inspection, testing of sample etc is performed by BIS.  Some products like electrical appliances, kitchen appliances, LPG cylinders, Portland cements, automotive tires etc ISI certification / Mark is mandatory. ISI mark is a 7 digit number with standard mark.

Advantage of ISI Certification

  1. Brand building of Industrial products.
  2. Provides quality and trust to third party or ultimate consumers.
  3. Provides security to consumers.
  4. Provide freedom from fake ISI mark penalty or non compliance.
  5. Saving from penalties.

Documents Required for ISI certification

  1. Pan card of business.
  2. Pan card and adhar card of directors/ authorized representatives.
  3. All legal document of business.
  4.  Rent Agreement and electricity bill.
  5. Sample of goods.
  6. All other documents demanded by BIS officer.

Process of ISI Mark registration.

  1. Documents Preparation.
  2. Submitting an application at the nearest BIS officers.
  3. Officer evaluates the capacity of Factory or its production of goods according to the standards.
  4. Sample of goods tested at factory or outside as per officers will.
  5. In some cases goods are tested in bureau’s labs.
  6. Certificate issued by BIS.

ISI-Certification-ISI is mark of quality and trust of the products. ISI mark is also brand image of the products in eyes of consumers.  It is initially valid for 1 year. In case of misuse of ISI mark is punishable. So it is good for your products. We will do you all work. Send us all documents to as with sign. You can pay our fee online.

In India, the quality and safety of products are of paramount importance to ensure consumer satisfaction and trust. The Indian Standards Institution (ISI) certification, governed by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), signifies that a product meets the specified quality and safety standards set by the government. In this blog, we will explore what ISI certification entails, its significance for businesses, and the step-by-step process for obtaining it in India.

Chapter 1: Understanding ISI Certification

1.1 What is ISI Certification? ISI certification is a conformity assessment scheme implemented by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) to certify products that conform to the Indian standards for safety, quality, and performance. It ensures that products meet the minimum requirements specified by the BIS for consumer safety and satisfaction.

1.2 Significance of ISI Certification: ISI certification instills confidence in consumers regarding the quality, safety, and reliability of products. It enhances marketability, facilitates market access, and protects consumers from substandard or unsafe products.

Chapter 2: Categories of Products Covered under ISI Certification

2.1 Mandatory Products: Certain products, such as electrical appliances, automotive components, cement, steel products, and packaged drinking water, are mandated by the government to obtain ISI certification before being sold in the Indian market.

2.2 Voluntary Products: While ISI certification is mandatory for certain products, manufacturers can also opt for voluntary certification for other products to demonstrate adherence to quality standards and differentiate themselves in the market.

Chapter 3: Process of Obtaining ISI Certification

3.1 Preparing for Certification:

3.1.1 Product Testing: Ensure that the product complies with the relevant Indian standards specified by the BIS. Conduct testing of the product in BIS-recognized laboratories to assess its conformity to the standards.

3.1.2 Documentation: Gather necessary documents, including product specifications, test reports, manufacturing process details, quality control measures, and other relevant information required for ISI certification.

3.2 Application Submission:

3.2.1 Visit BIS Website: Access the BIS website (https://www.bis.gov.in/) and navigate to the ‘ISI Certification’ section.

3.2.2 Fill out Application Form: Complete the online application form for ISI certification, providing accurate details about the product, manufacturing process, and applicant information.

3.2.3 Upload Documents: Upload scanned copies of the required documents, including product specifications, test reports, manufacturing process details, and quality control measures, as per the specifications provided.

3.2.4 Pay Application Fee: Pay the prescribed application fee online using the available payment options. The fee amount may vary based on the type of product and certification scheme.

3.3 Product Testing and Inspection:

3.3.1 Sample Testing: The BIS authorities conduct sample testing of the product in BIS-recognized laboratories to verify its conformity to the specified standards.

3.3.2 Factory Inspection: The manufacturing facility may undergo a physical inspection by BIS officials to assess compliance with quality management systems, production processes, and quality control measures.

3.4 Grant of ISI Certification:

3.4.1 Issuance of Certificate: Upon successful completion of product testing, factory inspection, and verification of documents, the BIS authorities issue the ISI certification certificate to the applicant.

3.4.2 Use of ISI Mark: The certified product can bear the ISI mark, indicating compliance with Indian standards and enhancing consumer confidence in the product’s quality and safety.

Chapter 4: Post-Certification Responsibilities

4.1 Compliance Maintenance: After obtaining ISI certification, manufacturers must maintain ongoing compliance with the prescribed standards and quality management systems to ensure the continued validity of the certification.

4.2 Renewal: ISI certification is typically valid for a specific period, after which it needs to be renewed. Manufacturers must apply for renewal and undergo periodic assessments to ensure ongoing compliance with standards.

Chapter 5: Conclusion

In conclusion, ISI certification is a testament to the quality, safety, and reliability of products in the Indian market. By following the step-by-step process outlined in this guide and complying with the requirements specified by the Bureau of Indian Standards, businesses can obtain ISI certification and demonstrate their commitment to consumer safety and satisfaction. It is essential for manufacturers to prioritize quality assurance, adhere to standards, and leverage ISI certification to gain a competitive edge and build trust with consumers in the Indian market.