ISI Quality, In Writing
Every local competitor writes "ISI certified" somewhere. Almost none prints a licence number you can verify. Here are ours — check them before you buy from anyone, including us.
- Standard: IS 9537 (Part 3) — rigid PVC conduits
- Scope: 20mm & 25mm · LMS & MMS · plain & socket ended
- Licensee: S.R POLY PLAST, Giriraj Industrial Park-2, Pirana, Ahmedabad
- Verify: BIS Care app / bis.gov.in → "Know Your Licensee"
- Issued by: QRO (EGAC-accredited, IAF member)
- Scope: Mfg. of Conduit PVC, CPVC & UPVC Pipes & Fittings
- Valid to: 26 May 2028
- Verify: qrocert.org certificate search
Wall thickness and its tolerance per grade (LMS/MMS/HMS) · outside diameter tolerance · crush and impact resistance · heat deformation · self-extinguishing behaviour · marking requirements (maker, size, grade, licence number printed on the pipe).
How to spot a fake "ISI" pipe
1. No CM/L number printed. A real ISI pipe carries the ISI logo plus a CM/L licence number on the pipe surface. A logo alone means nothing.
2. The number doesn't verify. Look the CM/L up on the BIS portal — the firm name and factory address must match the seller's.
3. Out-of-scope claims. A licence covers specific sizes and grades. If every size in the shop is "ISI", ask which are actually in the licence scope — we publish ours: 20mm & 25mm, LMS/MMS.