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  In the ever-evolving steel industry, standards are the backbone of quality, safety, and credibility. Among these,   IS 17875   is a critical standard issued by the   Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)   for manufacturers working with   hot rolled steel strip used in welded tubes and pipes . As India's infrastructure, construction, and manufacturing sectors grow rapidly, compliance with IS 17875 is no longer optional—it's a vital requirement for businesses that want to compete in a regulated, quality-conscious market. In this blog, we’ll explore the significance of IS 17875 compliance, what the standard entails, and why welded pipe manufacturers must prioritize adherence to it. What is IS 17875? IS 17875 is an Indian Standard that specifies the requirements for  hot rolled steel strip  used in the manufacture of  welded steel tubes and pipes . This standard outlines the mechanical and chemical properties, dimensional tolerances, surface condi...

  In the world of construction, furniture manufacturing, and woodwork,   chipboard screws   are indispensable. These screws, known for their ability to firmly anchor into particleboard and similar materials, must meet precise quality and safety standards to ensure durability and performance. To enforce uniformity and safety across the industry, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) mandates that chipboard screws comply with   IS 18508 , the Indian Standard that outlines their specifications. With the implementation of  mandatory BIS certification  for chipboard screws, manufacturers and importers now need to undergo a formal certification process to legally market or sell their products in India. In this blog, we’ll walk you through the  step-by-step process for obtaining BIS Certification  for chipboard screws under IS 18508, discuss its importance, and explain how to ensure smooth compliance. What is IS 18508? IS 18508: Chipboard Screws – Specif...