omer ae 1s 6914 : 2017 Indian Standard era ed Gl wre, wet war ufeat — fate ( yar Freer ) Stainless Steel Plate, Sheet and Strip — Specification ( Second Revision ) ICS 77,140.20; 77. 149.50 © BIS 2017 anda ae aR BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS Ae was, 9 aegeme aot ari, aE feerh-1 10002 ey MANAK BHAVAN, 3 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG NEW DELHI-110002 wonw.bis.org.in unm standardsbis.in April 2017 Price Group 7Alloy Steets and Forgings Sectional Committee, MTD 16 FOREWORD This Indian Standard (Second Revision) was adopted by the Bureau of Indian Standards, after the draft finalized by the Alloy Steels and Forgings Sectional Committee had been approved by the Metallurgical Engineering Division Council ‘This standard was first published in 1972 and subsequently revised in 1992. Keeping io view the manufacturing and trade practives followed in the country in this field, the main modifications mace in this revision are as follows a) Twenty one new grades of stainless stee! has been incorporated into the standan: 1) Corresponding properties ofall the grades have been added in the standard; ©) Duplex stainless steel category has been included; and 4) Steel designation category based on qurneriesl symbol in line with International practices has been included. ‘This standard contains clauses which call for an agreement between the purchaser and the supplier. Such clauses are 4.2, §.2, 8:b,8.2, 9.0, 9.1.2, 10.5, Hl, 13.1, 14.1, 14.3, 18.8, 161, H7aly 18.1 and 20.1 For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requicement ofthis stendacd is complicd with, he final value, observed or calculated, expressing the resul ofa testor analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance with IS 2 : 1960, ‘Rules for rounding off numerical values (revised)’. The number of significant places retained in the rounded oft value should be the seme as that ofthe specified value inthis standard15 6918 : 2017 Indian Standard STAINLESS STEEL PLATE, SHEET AND STRIP — SPECIFICATION (Second Revision ) 1 SCOPE 1.1 This standard covers the requirements for stainless and commonly used heat resisting steel plate, sheet and strip, 1.2 The requirements of stainless ste! sheets and strips, for the manufacture of utensils have been covered in IS 5522 and IS 15997, 2 REFERENCES The following standards contain provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this standard, At the time of publication, the editions indicated wore valid, All standards are subject to revision and parties to agreements based on this standard are encouraged to investigate the possibility of applying the most recent editions of the standards, indicated below: ISNo. Title ne Method for chemical analysis of stel {issued in various pacts) 1500 (Part 1): Metallic materials — Brinell 2013 hardness test: Part | Test method (Yourth revision) 1501 (Part 1): Metallic materials — Vickers 2013 hardness test: Part 1 Test method fourth revision) 1586 (Part 1): Metallic materials — Rockwell 2012 hardness test: Part | Test method (Scales A, B,C, D, £, FG, HK, N, T) Youth revision) 1599:2012 Method for bend test (second revision) 1608: 2005 Tensile testing ofstcel products first revision) 1762 (Part 1): Code fordesignation of steels: Part 1 1974 Based on letter symbols (first revision) 1956 (Part 4) : Glossary of terms relating to iron ant 2013 steel: Part 4 steel sheet and strip 5522: 2014 Stainless stee! sheets and strips for utensils (second revision) 8910: 2010 General technical delivery require- rents for steel and steel products 1S No Tile 10175: 2012 Modified erichsen cupping test for metallic sheet and strip Method for determination of resistance to intergranular corrosion of austeniti stainless steel Corrosion tests in nti acid medium by measurement of loss in mass (Huey Test) Part 2 Copper sulphate, sulphuric acid lest (Monypemy Straus Test) Low nicke austenitic stainless steel sheet and strip for utensils and kitchen appliances — Specification loa6i (Part |) 1994 (Past 2): 1994 15997 2012 J TERMINOLOGY 3.1 For the purpose of this standard, the definitions given in IS 1956 (Part 4) shall apply, 4 SUPPLY OF MATERIAL 4.1 Gencral requirements relating fo the supply or material shall be in accordance with I$ 8910. 4.2 Steels covered by the standard shail be ordered and elivered on the basis of the following: a) Chemical composition; 'b) Chemical composition, and hartiness and / or bbend test in the annealed condition; ©) Chemical composition, hardness, tensile and bend test (when applicable) in the annealed condition; and ) Chemical composition and mechanical properties in any other condition as agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier, 4.3 Information to be Given by the Purchaser 43.1 Basis for Order White placing an order for the purchase of material covered by this standard, the purchaser should specify the following a) Designation of stainless steel; bb) Form (plate, sheet or strip);IS 6911: 2017 ©) Quantity {mass or number), 8) Nominal dimensions — thickness, width and length (for cut lengths); ©) Condition (hot rolled, cold rotled, annealed or any ather treatment); 1) Finish incase of ground/polished or any other special finish to specify whether finish is requiced on one or both surfaces) ) Method of manufacture, if any specified: h) Edge condition; 5) Test and test reports; k) Any other special requirements including end use; and 1m) Specific marking and packing requirements, ifany. § MANUFACTURE, 5.1 Unless otherwise agreed in order, the processes used in making the steel and the product are left to the discretion of the manufacturer. When so desized, the purchaser shall be informed ofthe steel making process 5.2 Unless otherwise agreed to between the purchaser ‘and the supplier and stated in the order, material shall ‘be supplied! with mill edge, Material with timmed edge ay be aocepted with mutual agreement between the purchaser and the supplies 6 FREEDOM FROM DEFECTS 6.1 The material shall be of uniform quality consistent \with the good manufacturing and inspection practices ‘The stee! shall not have defects of a nature or degree ‘that will be detcimental to the intended end! use. 6.2 Material of Zero (0) and No.1 finish may be supplied in growad condition, provided such grinding does not reduce the thickness and width at any point beyond the permissible variations in dimensions ‘7 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION TA Ladle Analysis ‘The chemical composition of the steet as determined, ‘on the ladle sample for cach cast shall conform to the: requirements of Table I (see clo Note under Table |) “The analysis ofthe steel shall be eanied out according to 1S 228 and its relevant parts or any other establighed insirumenta/chemical method. Ia case of dispute the procedure given in IS 228 and its rolevant parts shall be referee method. 7.2 Product Analysis In case of product analysis, the permissible variation from the limits specified in Table I shall be as given in Table 2. 8 HEAT TREATMENT 8.1 Unless otherwise mutually agreed to between the purchaserand the supplier, the austenitic stainless steels shall be supplied in solution annealed and descaled, condition 8.2 The ferritic and martensitic stainless steels shall be supplied in annealed and descaled condition unless otherwise agceed between the purchaser and the supplier. 8.3 Martensitic stainless stcels can subsequently be beat tweated for use im hardened and tempered condition, 34 The recommended heat treatment for steels covered in this standard is given in Table 3, 9 SAMPLING 9.0 Unless otherwise agreed between the purchaser and the supplier, the sampling shat! be as follows. 9.1 Chemical Analysis 9.1.1 Ladte analysis shall be supplied by the supplier. 9.1.2 If the product analysis is required by the purchaser, the sampling procedure for the product analysis shall be agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier 9.2 Sampling for Mechanical Tests In ease of material annealed in coil form through ‘continuous annealing lines, at least one sample shall be taken from each end of the coil for carrying out tests. Hardness testis to be carried out on samples collected from both ends. Hardness may be tested by either Brinell or Rockwell test method. At least one tensile test, one bend test (when required) ‘and Erichsen cupping test If required) shall be carried ‘out for each coil. In ease, there is 2 difference in hardness by more than 5 HRB or 30 HBS/HBW between samples collected at both ends, tensile ‘properties shall be determined on both the samples. In case of material annealed in pieces, one tensile test, ‘one bend test ( when required) , one or more hardness tests and Erichsen cupping test (if required) shall be ‘carried out on each 100 or less number or pieces of the same cast and same nominal thickness annealed as a lot or annealed continuously. 10 MECHANICAL PROPERTIES 10.1 Tensite Test ‘The tensile test shall be carried out in accordance with Is 1608,1S 6911 : 2017 = sioore [seo [omy | [oer | oer sopra | nT wi = soo} aio | - | aorosr| coroe so] arosoo | wrot anew | = wore | seo | ooo | =| sersar} ocivs Sco | Fo oto | tS rae pinsvomx | = arora] $00] ocoo | —— soroe sco] ar wo} — 1S tae NGINX acouwo | swo | acco | - | oxrooi| osos oot_| eweo | _srior anuupeex | = serra | swo | oso | — | ores | oF 0s oot eArtoe | ee ZNLPD@X | = wirore—| soo] eee || osroar} ooroe sco | eArsro | zoe enuvoux | wrrore | soo | wee | = [oaroai | oxas worsto} 108 ENEPDOLX | = yrsco | 0900 | acoo | | aerour | ovo PHT SmieanavD0rx |e = soreco | 0600 | aco | =| oaroor| see zw zi0 SNcIUALHOWX |e = rns | 0900] oto | - | osrost] ss oor [earsto-[ Tee | _GeNHNDORLVODIC ang army [TE = = coo | weno | Pwo | vara | moO wrTse0 CALDROL = = seu | ocoo | =| oarost | orzser wore ENOTOSTX = = ae | oa [= =H 0 swosea Dex = = avwo | oa [= BH scosc0 = = ‘awo | owo | > oxroat | ant sr091% = = ‘oreo [aero |] aren | mn sco sroave =a eae spr'srorv an “ovtowodeeedn | _snvoc00 | ovo | owe | - | asrous | 050 | my-on1 rwowo| _ ace usvoeox | = = owwo [owe | —- | sersu [eva | arent "=A wo | Sole zuarox | - = ooo [ors | = | sersor | warocr | osrero wari | Wee Dax | pw'rgan sion oso aneada9. | _sv‘ocoo | ovo | oxoo | - sn'v60 | 2-001 ervotoo | __ eae awuzvorox | @ = —Peroo | ooo |= weHsc0 | HOT mH te] eer rome ccooreny =| or00 | ooo | ww 90 | "001 senso | __sor Ne3r0x Gage oD [eT CC 3 cdma 911 sie ibang snr sew | wauss ow somo wy fewslomes| ow | 20 | mw | ow | swas| "5! | rouiainy | wonesapsa amen | is (ip vse) gupasag ‘wonssoduio e9!wAY) 1 3198,18 6911 : 2017 ovo ozo. oro. neo PUM I oso ovo oro. oo, cunsapaAtow paps osm a ____________1 sjpoig atuateny 00 oc0 soos amsueueyy pu mg Se yy “may ‘sry ao samapaAion “UnoN un onns03 PAOD Wow [smo] eo] ose | vse] ore] wor! | oan] Momo] Ww] NORMUNSDODN oso" acoseo | roo | oso | vosoo | seesiz]| ssor) mwosc| oot | ~mroco| rte NAOPINEZOD ‘ocopro | too | owo| stor) vee] sor] wont] oot | owoewo] coe NSOWOINELIOZOX sien WEST somo [ooo | woo] = | saroor oes] so] wo] IN| _Nenznon9NDSX FOZ scooro | ou | coo | = ese] Lf moo] aN [~ oeest 5, ‘oroa00 | oo | oo] = sorss| sco] ware | IN ROI — Ol aN = sroo | otoo | — | oorour oor | sco | soo | ont PL — A WONT sroa foto | = | o6rout senroor | sto | enreo | Ice eH '0L0 Swnrns D5 seoo | ooo | oraz |_osrosr smnz| sco | m'soo | _uoie we = sroo | of00 [oroe | corns manoo7 | sto | sen oso0 | TI ue = ‘sooo | 0100 | omer | corosi woot | so | eH a0 | LIE (oz. = soa | oc | ocoz | osrost woot | sco | ForoCoo | _NISIE sooo | 0600 | ocor | 08r09r werrooe | seo | ororeo | Hit = sroo | ocov | ocoz | osros| ovtoo | roc | sco | swore] 1910 = sroo | ocoo | geez | osro91 | ovtoor| moc] sco | mw soo] 91 = = sroo | ocov | - | oveove| oveos| moor | osi | yrs] soe eons x | (SI coo osrow | oieost | mor] ost | marszo] ore DUNSDDOEX | C1 = = ooo | = | owcoz | osioci | mcr] sro] v'son| seoe punseorox | (Er oof ~ | oseow womroot | s1_[ Aro coe ic = oreo owe |_| evevat moat | SLO | "A900 | _Newe L on 2) i [4 @ ys © @ (papmouog) — 1 qe,18 6911 : 2017 ‘Table 2. Permissible Variation Between Specified Analysis and Product Analysis (Clause 7.2) st Element Limits of Ladle Analysis as Permissible Deviation” No. ‘Showa in Table 1, Percent Percent ——_— oo __§_. Over Up wand Induding » @ ® @ % a € = 030 + ome 0.030 020 +001 020 0.60 002 060 20 003 iy si - 10 +005 - 102s 2010 iy Mo - 10 +003 lo 2s 0.08 30 60 008 60 a0 0.06 100 M49 20.10 ™ al - 030 +008 » cr too 150 eos Iso 200 «020 200 300 +028 “ Me = 060 +o03 060 us +005 Ls 30 010 vy ON - Lo +005 10 50 +207 so too £010 too 200 +05 200 300 £020 vip ON ous 035 +002 iy nm = to +005 ” Ny - 2 +008 % s - 9.040 +0005 004 020 +001 020 050 +002 xi) P - 040 +0005 ota 010 +9010 “The wse of “means that in one cast the devition may occur over the upper value or under the lower vive of the apevitied ange ia the tale bat not beth at the seme time1s 6911 : 2017 ‘Table 3 Recommended Heat Treatment for Stainless Steels (Clauses 8.4 and 14.2) SI] GradeDesigeation __Ssmbols"] Annealing or [Quenching Symbols%| Hardening Quenching] Tempering Iso Softening | Media for Temperature | Media for| Temper Temperate | Amening Hardening ME ing” Ler Symbo! [Numerical Geel 178 Symbol en 1)) 188 o @ o | a o @ [oe © @_[ a i) [Fernie Siets ]__XOsCeRAT a [A T0800 te HL __xovcey 0 [A 73010850 we DL xmentine | a [A | soils | wa @)_ xeacasT a9 | Sa | S00 050 | wa - | _xexcneni | atom [A Tow | hwa 5 5 | __ xoacn2 aos [A THRO | hea : 5 fi) [banenstie Sete Dy] xiace2 a [al THe Tw fe [OT] sooo [aa [7000759 a | Tier ha DL Xmen past Tides Ta [OT] s0w1050 | aa [6501070 y] xsecis | BOS TA Tro a70 Ta [Ot] sewtos0 | aa [600700 +72) Sado | aa [10010250 a) xcs ws [A THs Te_[ OFF] Lomo | ea [low 230 DL _xiscnena | a | A Foo 300 fe [OF | w00100 | aa |sdw70| 5 08H ta B[_xivecnme | a | A THO o 380 fe | OT | 100001030 Tow Tip [avarice Sete 1 fk loCe7MnieNENDD] —7OI_[ SA | 10W WIRD [wo 2] xoTGTINnTINe | 201A | SA | 10000120 | me By] xiocnamans [202 | sa | 1owwIa0 | wa 5 5 @]_x10GrIN7 [sor] sa] leo a0 | me | 5 : 5 3H] xmcimNT | IL | SA | ewe | wa | @] _XacaNN [SOON | SA [ towwra | we | DL _xorcrene | 302 [| SA | 10WeIRO | wa 5 5 By] _xoIcnNe [30ST | SA | 10Wer Ro | wa zi D)_xoaciswid | 30SF | SA | To w~IRO | wa | oi lof xorcnone [SH] SA | ToomrRO | wa | Ty[ XeCroNTON | SHEN | SA | Too wT AO] wa : TH Xoscionon | 309N | SA] To00v 1120 z : TD] xBcaan [30 [SA] 1001 Ro Ta] oceania | sees [SA | 100m Bo 7 i|_s0cazanad [310 [3a] 1000wT 10 T|__NOeGaNDD | 10S | SA | Toor | wa | — oi TH] RoGIMNaMO | 316 [Sy | 10wW~IRD | wa zi 1] _XO2CHTNING | 3IGL [Sx] T0wwIRD | wa z : in| XoTGHTNEMG? | 16H | SA | TwowT RO | wa | boy] ReCITMIMeN | SIGIN| SA] 1000eTRO | wa | : : pnp xoscronmaNes | 37 | SA | 1o0erRD | wa | - : :15 691 017 “Table 3 — (Concluted) oO) @ ole o © [0 © O_] 0 2a) X@CaMTIMD [TC] sa | 1oowI RD | we = : : 23) KoacaTNIIMeRT fist] Sa | 1bo0w—eT BO | wa 2a) _xoacrawnors | 321 | Sa | toowIao | we | : : 25) _NOsGrIBNTIOND [347] SA | 1O0eIRD | wa | : : : ‘2e)XIOCrISMABONIN| NI | SA 95010 1100 wa | = 5 : 220) XBCroMnBCIBNAN| N2 | SA 35010 1100 wa = = = 2) XECHOMnTODNAN] NS | SA 95010 1100 wa = : [ei loapies Ty] XaxcraNieMesN [2205] Sa TOW se wT : : : 2)[_xoncasNacen | 2500 | $A 0, Min wa = : 3) PROBCHSNITMosCuN] 2507 | SA 95010 1100 wa [= = fuse, air, 0= oil and w= water. $a = Solution Annealing, A= Annealing, Q = Quenching, T= Tempering, and S~ Sofeing. ‘Austenitic Sinks Stes 200 and 300 series neds tobe rapidly cooled daring Quenching, 10.2 Hardness Test ‘The hardness test shall be carried out in accordance with IS 1500 (Past 1), IS 1501 (Part 1) and 1S 1586 (Pact 1), 10.3 Bend test, if required, shall be carried out in accordance with IS 1599. 10.3.1 Bend test piece shall be cut so thatthe axis of the bend is parallel to the direction of rolling, that is, the longer, axis of the test piece shall be at 90° to the direction of rolling. The test piece shall be bent cold through 180° around a mandrel with diameter Dma as given in Table 4. The test piece shall be deemed to have passed the test if the outer convex surface is free from cracks. 10.4 The material supplied in annealed condition and tested as per 10.1 shall conform to the requirements of Table 4 Indicative harness values for martensitic stainless stools (cutlery steels) after suiTable heat treatments are given in Table 5, 10.5 If agreed to between the purchasor and the supplier ‘material can be supplied in cold rolled (work hardened) condition with higher strength and hardness characteristics. Mechanical properties for certain work hardened austenitic grades of stainless steels shall be in ‘accordance with Table 6 or any other value mutually ‘agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. 11 ERICHSEN CUPPING TEST 11.1 Subject to agreement between the purchaser and the supplier, one Erichsen cupping test shall be carried ‘out for annealed material in accordance with IS 10175 and the sample plan shall be given in 9.2. 11.2 Where sheets of more than one thickness are rolled from the same cast and heat treated in one lot, one additional cupping test shall be made for each thickness of sheet 11.3 Cupping test shall be applicable for material to be used for deep drawing and extra deep drawing applications up to a thickness of 1.25 mm. The minimum Erichsen values shall be as given in Table 7. 12 CORROSION RESISTANCE required by the purchaser, the materiel shall be tested for corrosion resistance as specified in IS 10461 (Part 1) and 1S 10461 ( Past 2). 13 OTHER TESTS Any test, other than those specified in this standard, ‘may be conducted subject to mutual agreement between the purchaser and the supplies 14 RETESTS 14.1 Retests for Chem 1 Analysis If tbe results of the chemical analysis do not conform to the requirements given in Table {and Tables 2, unless, otherwise agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier, two new samples shall be taken on different pieces from the same cast. Should the two analysis satisfy the requirements, the lot represented shall be accepted. If either of the samples fails, the material shall be raken as not complying with tis standard 14.2 Retest for Mechanical Properties Should any of the original test pieces fail to satisfy the18 691 Table 4 Mechanical Properties in Annealed Con (Clauses 10.3.1 and 10.4) = Grade Designation Hardness, Mae Yield Tensile Elongation Rend Test “Ges Manel “Gan ean” SARIN. Sate Nin” “Dn vette, “Seas ke Nag Ne amy ze wo Q Q @ Gr o oO & oe) 7 wei «seas a ome oom wm i mere totes wp xaos asi tae SN sores ‘oom me tN 3 a mo wo tame Narn nico oom @xocmenis, os 238 osm garam an 3) xioousiacasin Zo) doh ij mcmama “yyw wen ‘amen rs ne 2 scan Mm wo sm ee “iy smocm soma bss wr) sancastaD yun bn toa) me sh ean mm ws nn ip sorimmiovea oes gis) Mme cp amcumow sie aan oe om es z ‘i xmcewwen, meee am Nee iy mmcanminc ero" Shas 37 tices of het piece‘Table $ Hardness Values for Cutlery Steels (Clause 10.8) s Grade Desigastion Annealed Quenched No. Wes) and Teer Symbol Numeical HBW, Tempered [SeelSS Symbol Max’ Hardness, 1 1762 (an 0) Ms RO 0 2 oo © © 3 230cH3| ws 1 xaocns 408325551550 Xi0RCe EM 440 28566058 requirements of the mechanical tests specified in Table 3, two more samples shall be selected fiom the samme lot for testing in respect of each ftilure. Should the test pisces from both the alditional samples pass, the material represented by the test samples shall be deemed to comply with the requirements of the particular test. Should either of the retess fail to meet the specified requirements, the material shall be taken 8s not complying with this standard except that the ‘manufacturer may reheat-eat (not more than twice) the material represented and resubmit samples for testing 14.3 Any other retest may be carvied out as per mutual agreement between the purchaser and the supplier. 15 SURFACE FINISH 15.1 The material shall be supplied in one of the standard finishes om both surfaces for mill finishes and ‘one of bath for polished/ground finishes, The different surface finishes are indicated in Table 8, Finish No. 0, 15 6911 : 20 |, CR, 2D, 2B and BA are classified as mill finishes. Finish No.3, 4, 6, 7 and 8 sre produced by mechanical polishing and are classified as polished finishes. Some Of .these standard finishes may not be available on certain rolled products. 15.2 Finish No. 8 is not applicable to austenitic ste! stabilized with titanium or niobium, 15.3 Any other finish may be supplied as per mutuat agreement between the purchaser and the manufacturer? supplier 16 INSPECTION Unless otherwise agreed, inspection of material sball be carried our by the manufacturersupplier to ensure conformity to purcheser specification, Inspection of tae material by the purchaser's representative at the manufacturing unit shall be allowed if ageeed to between the purchaser and the manufacturerisupplier 8s part ofthe purchase onter 17 DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES 17.1 Unless otherwise agreed the dimensional tolerance for Stainless steel plates, sheets and strips shall be as, Jaid down in Table 9 to Table (9. 17.2 Thickness shall be measured at distance of 20mm from the edge For mill edges and 15 mm from the edge for trimmed edges 18 PACKING 18.1 Material with suitable packing shall be provided by the manufacturer/supplies to prevent damages and. deterioration in quelity during storage. handling and Table 6 Mechanical Properties of Austenitic Steels in Work Hardened Condition (Clause 10.5) s “Grade Designation (2% Proof ‘Tense ‘Elongation on Appleabie vo No. Stress iin StengtriPa—‘GL=S65/5 Maximum Toner Syne! Tete Numeral Min ‘Min Percent ‘Taeknese foo 18 1762 (Par Symbol 88 sm o @ o ® co o a 7 Rar TOIT Bo 50 2 2 70 1030 3 aa 310 rio 7 16 360 120 3 1a i) xorcei6nis 302 490 60 2 2 70 1030 ° 3a i) xtoceitNi7 so “0 30 23 33 790 1030 10 29 310 1180 5 a 960 1270 4 2 48) Xt0ce1 Mn onian20 Ey 0 0 20 33 100 1030 10 Fa 10 iso 7 a 80 1270 ‘ a31S 6911 : 2017 ‘Table 7 Cupping Test Results -Erichsen Values (Clause 11.3) Thickness, xm Depth ef Cup, Min ———_. ‘Ausenitie —_Feie Up ie 080 100 700 ver 0.80 and Up to 1.28 0 800 transport. The exact method of packing and weight of each packet shall be sautually agreed to between the purchaser and the supplier. 19 MARKING. 19.1 Every package shall be legibly marked with paint lor any other marking system showing the name or trade- mark of manufacturer, weight, thickness, size, steel designation and the cast number or identification marks by which the material may he traced to the cas. er casts from which they are made, 19.2 The material may also be marked with the BIS Certification Mark. The details are available with the Bureau of Indian Standards. ‘Table 8 Surface Finish (Clause 15.1) Typeof Description Renaris Typeot Description Remarie Finish’ Fai) Number Number Mi Polished Finiohes Finishes 0 Hotrod, Suiable only for eenain heat | No.3 Caare git A uniform poisbed surice annealed resisting applraions where polishes Finish obtained with coor without Surface it nol impart Surface fish sbrasives of 100-120 grt on descaling pretence “of "veale ips fe of both surfces. Suitable (picking) Fesslance 1 comsion, Surice for use 26 a fri polshed inspection i ot prectcable ad sures such as fr panting or Fool prook iy ser aplication requ. such sure fe No) Hotcolled, Plates ant sheets generally asad | No.4 Sra A. saat union poishat fnnealed nd for industrial appiation where polished surfce fish peaticed wih Geseaee heat and eomosio resistance 15 Surface Finish cbrasves of 120-150 grt sie sd (peeled) ‘more important and smootmess the finish is fer an No. 3 and unsormily of fnsh a 901 finish. Suitable fr geoead Jimpertent. Repair ganding purpose poised finish used for ‘narke my be prevent in local Geng apnsacs. espe frets tndaurehiveeal apications cR Coig rolled This nish is obiines by cold | No.6 Dullstain A ll sup race finish Fini reling oF ancene ant gescalea surface Ginsh produced "by tampico bach fr Bright annealed product 10 polishing. “Suitable or get bigher stengly sod Echitertaal and omamenil Tandness. The appearance and pplcations where bigh liste strength charcieristes depend ‘Snot desiatle fen. smount of cold reduction, Suiable for eppiatons Involving higher sient characteristics and Were Formabiliy is oat importan. 2» oxidcolled, A dll, smooth and nifocm | No.7 Polished A polished surtico fishes with ‘imealed na surlnce fis nest ied Tor reflecive high degre of _refeivty escalet ‘exp ding appiations ‘fice finish prducad by bling nly (gicktes) gourd sutsce without ig comple renal of gi mars . Suible fer achitectual snd ‘names applications 2B Cold colled, smoother and brighter surface | No.8 Minor finish A briht, highly ceflsive annealed "and finish (as compared 10 20) surtace Tish with high degree fescalet most suiwble for gener of image clarity produced by (pickled) and spliatons polishing wath successive fine sin passed Bit polsh Tellowed by bulleg Ba Cold oled, A cold colle eetvesurece ‘wit very fine polishing bright soneled finish. Suitable for epalications compounds. Tis finish is used Snprotetive demanding bright and lsious for applications requiring bil aimesphee ——surice refetive surfices ie 0 eS plate, minors19.3 BIS Certification Marking ‘The fittings may also be marked with the Standard Mark. 19.3.1 The use of the Standard Mark is governed by the provisions of the Bureau uf Indian Standards Aci, 1986 and the Rules and Regulations wade thereunder. The details of conditions under which the licence for the use the Standard Mark may be granted to manufacturers or producers may be obtained from the Bureau of Indian Standards ‘Thickness of Hot Rolled Sheet and Plate 1S 691 01 20 MATERIAL CERTIFICATION TEST REPORT AND 20.1 A ceport of the results ofall the tests required by the purchase specification shall be supplied by the manufacturer/supefier to the purchaser, if mutually agreed. The test report shall include manufacturer's certification for conformity to the purchase specification, (Clause 17.1) All dimensions in limes, si Thickness “Toleraoce on Thickness for Width No. oe 10001 00010< 1250 1 280 10-<1 600 1 600 tos 2000 w e % ® o © 1) rom 1.0010 ss ha 1.30 015 2015 020 2025 {From (80 10 fess than 200 2029 2020 025 2030 i) From2.00 0 less than 250 020 3025 030 2935 1) Frem2.50 10 less han 3.50, 2025 2030 030 3080 ¥) From 300 6 less han 00 030 2030 3035 Py ip From 00 10 ss has 5.00, $0.80 040 2085 260 5) From $00 10 ess han 6.00 3050 2050 055 3970 i) From 6 00 oes thas 8.00 400 20650 49.60 2075 fx) From 8.00 o/s than 10.00 20655 2055 065 200 X) From 10.06 0 less han 16.00 2070 20.0 07) 2085 2) From 160010 fess han 25.00 20.80 050 080 2095 xi) From 2800 to les than 40.00 2090 090 09) 2110 i) Fram 40.00 ta less than 30.00 1.00 21.00 2100 2120 iv) Rem $000 to ls han 75.00 #20 2120 180 Lao ‘Table 10 Pet Thickness for Cold Rolled Sheets (Clause 17.1) All dimensions in mime. 3 “Thlekness Tolerance on Thickness for Width No. a <10001000<1280 —-1250%m<1600 1 690192000 0 e @ w o © i) From 020.0 less han 0.30, 008 2008 = = iy, From 0.30%0 ess han 0-40 2005 2005 2905 = ii) From 0.40 les than 0.60, 008 2008 008 = is) Fram 0.60 les han 0.80 4010 20.10 2010 = ¥) From 0.89 less han 125, s0i2 - 205 2015 sos vi) From 1.28 les than 150 03 S05 3020 $020 3) From 130 ees than 2.00 3015 2020 3020 $020 i) From 2000 es han 2.50 2020 200 2025 2025 ix) From 280 les han 3.00 025 25 2030 4030 x) From 3.00 ess han 400 3030 #035 4035 §)__From 400 less han 5.00 2035 3035 2040 3080 "18 691 017 ‘Table 11 Permissible Variation in Width and Length of Hot Rolled or Cold Rolled Sheet and Plate Produced by Machine Cutting (Clause 17.1) is Smensions in mimes, Thickness ‘Tolerance on Width ‘Tolerance on Length ————— Ee Trimmed Bae i Edge 300mm > 3000 me o @ e @ o o 0 Testa 10 +s 0 =e Hp00s + 0 ~0 > |) From 10.4p 10 and netuding 25 +0 30 as 40.005 «4 “0 “0 oO o Table 12 Pert ‘ble Variation in Width and Length of Hot Rolled Plate Produced by Are Cutting (Clause 17.1) Thickness Tolerance ‘Tolerance on Width —_ om Length Upto 20 30 si Including 5D 2 “0 nin Flatmess” for Hot Rolled or Cold Rolled Sheet and Plate (Clause 17.1) All dimensions im millimetes ss Wiatn Length ‘Maximom Value of Flaoess No. Unsiretched Condition Stretched Condition a 2 6 a © iy Upward excluding 1000 Uptoandiacuing ? 000 5 3 Over 2000 20 6 i) 1000 nd above Up oad inching? 000, 20 6 Over 2.000, 20 6 "Manion deviation fom a horizontal Nat surface ‘Table 14 Perm sible Variations in Thickness of Hot Rolled Strip (Clause 17.1) Al disensions in millimetres, sr "Yalckness Tolerance oa Width Be. Se —250 2801-500 s00i0<1000 1 00010<1 250 1250t0<2000 ” 2 o o © o ® 1) From 1.00; less than 150 22 012 2048 201s Pay ii) From 1 5029 less than 200 015 S018 2m 2020 2 iid 4016 08 4920 2025 3025 i 2518 020 3025 2030 3030 ») From 3.00 oles than 400 020 2025 2030 3030 2038 i) From 4.00 to fos than $.00, 3025 #030 2040 3080 080 wi) From 5.00 tos than 6.00 030 2000 3050 2050 2055 Wii) From 6.00 tess than 8.00 2000 2050 +060 060 2050 ‘x)_ From 8.00 upto 10.00 200 2060 2065 3065 08518 6911 : 2017 ‘Table 15 Permissible Variations in Thickness for Cold Rolled Strip in Coils and Cut Length, (Clause 17.1) All dimensions in millimets. st Thickness Telerance on Width No. «250250106400 $0010< 1000 1 00010<125U 1250102000, o ® ° o © © o ) Lessthan os ry = = = = ii) From 0.15 tees han 0.28 003 003 = - - lid) From025 ess tan 040 003 008 008 2008 3008 iv) From 0.40 to es than 0.60 008 008 008 2005 005 ¥) From 0.60 less than 080 005 2006 007 2007 s00T i) From 08010 les than (00 006 007 2008 0.08 +008 i) rom 1.00 0 ess than £25, 2007 008 2008 29.09 008 ill) From 1.250 less thar 150 2008 2009 #010 4010 4010 ix) From 1£01o es than 2.00 2009 2011 202 02 012 1%) From 2.00 less han 2.50 2010 40.12 wis a5 sats si) From 250%o less than 3.00 3012 4015 4020 020 2025 i) From 3.0010 ess han 4.00 2015 407 4020 025 2035 ii) From 4.0049 les than 5.09 020 402 2025 20 sa OTE — For thicksaes of 5 mm and above, tolerance shal eae agreed to between the purchase and he manufecrureiele. ‘Table 16 Permissible Variation in Width ofH(ot Rolled Strip of thickness up to andincluding § mm (Clause 17.1) SI wat ‘Tolerance on With No. a ——ShNRNVSVSJ,_,_~ ‘will Ege” Cu Bae — 10 ° "Vela aer can ths mig 6 acceptable base on ouaualapreemeet between he purchaser and the manufacture, ‘Table 17 Permissible Variations in Width of Cold Rolled Strip in Coils and Cut Leagth (Clause 17.1) All éixensions in mimes, 3 Thickness ‘Tolerance on With Ne. i 50 25010500 500W<1000 1O0VI<1280 12501082000 a 2 a ” o © o 1) Less thao 06 020 +030 20:50 1.00 21.00 i) From G60 less han 1.00, 4025 3030 4050 100 100 ih) From 1.00 te es than 1-50 030 2040 3060 120 120 ix) From 130%e lest han 2.50 2080 2650 3070 140 2180 8) Frem 23010 less than 4 00 2080 3050 080 abe 2160 i) From 400 les than $.00 2030 070 100 3200 2200 Norss 1 For thicknesses of 5 mm and above, tolerances shall be a agreed fo between the purchaser an the manuficurerthe ser. 2 Tolerance forthe mill edge shall ea agreed to between the purchaser and the manufac BIs 6911 : 2017 ‘Table 18 Permissible Values of Camber for Hot Rolled Strip” (Clause 17.1) {All dimensions in millimetzs, 3 with ‘Maximum Valve of Camber No, tor 000 ent w 2 o i Less Than 250 10 i) From 250 (oles than S00 5 ii) From 500 es tha 1 000 5 iy) From 1 000t0 1 500 5 "Applies only in vim edge conition ‘Table 19 Permissible Values of Camber for Cold Rolled Strip (Clause 17.1) Al dimensions in millimetres. ‘Maximum Value of Camber for Ne. ‘any 2 000 mm Length L @ 8) 3) Greater than 30 10 it) Lesethan 250, % 5 5 Si) From 250 les than $00 1) From 500 and over NOTE — Applcate oaly in Trims Eulge condition