BIS Registration

BIS Certification in India

BIS, an acronym for the Bureau of Indian Standards, stands as the National Standard Body of India, established under the BIS Act 2016. Its core mission revolves around fostering the harmonious development of standardization, marking, and quality certification of goods, as well as addressing related matters. BIS plays a pivotal role in contributing traceable and tangible benefits to the national economy by ensuring the provision of safe and reliable quality goods, mitigating health hazards, promoting import and export substitutes, and controlling the proliferation of varieties through standardization, certification, and testing. In India, BIS Certification is issued to offer customers a third-party guarantee of the safety, quality, and reliability of goods.

Advantages of Obtaining BIS Certification

1. Ground for Total Quality Management (TQM): Establishes a foundation for implementing Total Quality Management practices.
2. Enhanced Resource Utilization: Ensures better utilization of resources by streamlining processes and optimizing efficiency.
3. Cost Reduction: Eliminates unnecessary overhead expenses incurred during the manufacturing of final products.
4. Global Recognition: Facilitates global recognition, opening avenues for access to untapped markets.
5. Strong Evidence of Product Quality: Serves as a robust testament to the quality of the product.
6. Bespoke Quality Management: Enables the deployment of customized quality management practices.
7. Improved Market Reputation: Aids the firm in steadily enhancing its market reputation over time.

Types of BIS Certification

We specialize in aiding with product testing and obtaining various licenses falling under BIS. These licenses encompass:

1. BIS CRS Certification (Compulsory Registration Scheme): Ensures mandatory registration for electronic products.
2. FMCS Certification (Foreign Manufacturers Certification Scheme): Facilitates certification for foreign manufacturers.
3. ISI Mark Certification: Signifies adherence to Indian Standards.
4. Hallmark: Ensures the quality and purity of precious metals.
5. Recognition of Assaying and Hallmarking Centre.
6. BIS Laboratory Recognition Scheme.
7. Management System Certification.
8. ECO Mark Certification: Recognizes products that adhere to environmental standards.

Products Covered Under Mandatory Certification (ISI Mark Scheme)

• Cement, Household Electrical goods, Batteries, Oil Pressure Stoves
• Automobile Accessories, Cylinders, Valves and Regulators
• Medical Equipment, Steel and Iron Products, Electrical Transformers, Electrical Motors, Capacitors
• Chemicals, Fertilisers, Polymers & Textiles, Kitchen Appliances
• Domestic Water Heaters for use with LPG, Air Conditioner and related parts
• Domestic Gas Stoves for use with LPG, Transparent Float Glass, Domestic Pressure Cooker
• Cables, Rubber Hose for LPG, Aluminium Foil, Non-Electric and Electric Toys
• Flat Transparent Sheet Glass, Safety Glass, Woven Sacks, Butterfly Valves
• Paper, Cattle Feeds, Automobile Wheel Rim Components, Foot Wear
• Helmets for two-wheeler riders, Refrigerating Appliances, Sewing Machine, Water Treatment System, Jute Bag

Documentation Required for BIS Certification

1. Name and Address proof of the applicant and the factory.
2. Proof of Establishment of Manufacturing Unit, such as Certificate of Incorporation or Registration Certificate, MOA, etc.
3. SSI or MSME Certificate.
4. Details of Outsourcing of the manufacturing process.
5. Layout plan and Location plan of the factory.
6. Manufacturing Process Flow.
7. Detailed List of Machinery involved.
8. List of Testing equipment and facilities.
9. Calibration Certificates of testing equipment.
10. 3rd party laboratory test report as per the Indian Standards.
11. Authorization letter from the CEO (if an authorized signatory signs the Application).
12. For overseas/foreign manufacturers: details of the Indian Agent and Nomination Form.
13. Technical details of products, such as PCB Layout, Schematic Diagrams, User Manual, and Critical Components List.
14. Acknowledgment receipt, Letter of Consent from CEO, Undertaking and Affidavit, Original Test Reports from BIS Laboratory.