Protective fabrics’ BIS Certification License guarantees adherence to Indian quality and safety requirements. Products like ballistic textiles, industrial protective apparel, and fire-resistant materials must comply. The procedure entails determining the relevant IS standard, applying via the BIS portal, and then having samples tested at a BIS-approved laboratory and factory inspected. After a successful assessment, BIS awards the ISI mark, therefore enabling the product to be sold in India. Regular audits guarantee ongoing compliance; certification calls for ongoing renewal. This accreditation guarantees users in the industrial and defense sectors safety and dependability, therefore improving the reputation of products.
Curtains and Drapes
15741 : 2007Protective clothing for firefighters
16890 : 2018Protective gloves for firefighters
16874 : 2018Protective clothing for industrial workers exposed to heat
15748 : 2022Clothing made of limited flame spread materials and material assemblies affording protection against heat and flame
15742 : 2007High visibility Warning Clothes
15809 : 2017Protective Clothing for use in welding and allied processes
16655 : 2017Tactical 3 point sling
16725 : 2018Pouch for ammunition and grenades made of disruptive pattern nylon-66
16726 : 2018Bullet resistant jackets
17051 : 2018Water-proof multipurpose rain poncho
17286 : 2019BIS certification ensures that protective textiles meet Indian safety and quality standards, making them compliant for sale and use in India.
Yes, for certain protective textiles like fire-resistant fabrics and industrial safety gear, BIS certification is mandatory.
Apply online via the BIS portal, submit product details, undergo factory inspection, and complete sample testing.
The process typically takes 30-90 days, depending on inspections and lab test results.
Costs include application fees, testing charges, and annual license fees, which vary based on product type.
