Grain Oriented Electrical Steel, commonly known as CRGO Steel<\/strong>, is a specialised electrical steel used mainly for manufacturing transformer cores and other magnetic circuits. Its carefully controlled magnetic properties allow electrical equipment manufacturers to achieve lower core losses and high magnetic performance in the rolling direction.<\/p>\n In India, IS 3024:2015 \u2013 Cold Rolled Grain Oriented Electrical Steel Strip and Sheet Delivered in Fully Processed State<\/strong> specifies requirements for fully processed grain-oriented electrical steel sheet and strip. The current BIS Product Manual, revised in March 2025<\/strong>, states that certification is operated under Scheme-I of the BIS Conformity Assessment Regulations, 2018<\/strong> and records three amendments<\/strong> to the standard.<\/p>\n IS 3024:2015 is an important standard for manufacturers supplying CRGO electrical steel for transformer and other magnetic applications. The current BIS compulsory-certification framework lists the standard under the Steel and Steel Products category, while the applicable QCO identifies ITC (HS) Codes 72251100 and 72261100<\/strong> and provides for implementation with immediate effect.<\/p>\n The latest BIS implementation guidance also records Amendment No. 3 to IS 3024:2015<\/strong>, which introduced, among other changes, the 18CG100<\/strong> conventional grade and new 20HP70d and 20HP75d<\/strong> high-permeability grades. BIS specified 13 July 2025<\/strong> as the last date for implementation of this amendment.<\/p>\n Qualitance India<\/strong> provides end-to-end BIS Certification Consultancy for Grain Oriented Electrical Steel Sheet and Strip as per IS 3024:2015<\/strong>, including product assessment, grade and condition review, product grouping, sample preparation, testing coordination, BIS application support and factory inspection preparation.<\/p>\n IS 3024:2015<\/strong> is titled:<\/p>\n \u201cCold Rolled Grain Oriented Electrical Steel Strip and Sheet Delivered in Fully Processed State\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual describes the product as fully processed, cold-rolled grain-oriented electrical steel strip and sheet. The licence scope is defined through parameters including dimensions, grade and condition<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The standard covers electrical steel intended primarily for transformer cores and other magnetic circuits where low specific total loss and high permeability in the direction of rolling are important.<\/p>\n The important characteristics covered under the BIS certification framework include:<\/p>\n CRGO<\/strong> means Cold Rolled Grain Oriented Electrical Steel<\/strong>.<\/p>\n It is a specialised silicon-electrical steel in which the crystal grain orientation is controlled during manufacturing so that the steel has excellent magnetic properties in the direction of rolling.<\/p>\n BIS’s current product information describes grain-oriented electrical steel as a low-carbon silicon-iron alloy with approximately 3% silicon<\/strong>, where low total specific loss and high permeability in the rolling direction are achieved through appropriate metallurgical processing.<\/p>\n CRGO steel is manufactured in a fully processed condition with an insulating coating on the surfaces. This makes it suitable for use in laminated magnetic cores.<\/p>\n CRGO electrical steel is primarily used in magnetic circuits where efficient magnetic performance is required.<\/p>\n Common applications include:<\/p>\n The current BIS product information specifically states that grain-oriented electrical steels are used primarily in transformer cores operating at commercial power frequencies and other magnetic circuits<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Transformer efficiency depends significantly on the magnetic properties of the core material.<\/p>\n CRGO steel is used because it provides:<\/p>\n These characteristics help transformer manufacturers achieve efficient magnetic performance.<\/p>\n Because these properties are critical to transformer-core design, proper testing and control of CRGO material are essential.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual defines the licence scope using parameters such as:<\/p>\n The licence scope is described as:<\/p>\n Cold Rolled Grain Oriented Electrical Steel Strip and Sheet Delivered in Fully Processed State<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The current Product Manual also classifies the material based on:<\/p>\n The current framework includes conventional grain-oriented grades and high-permeability grades.<\/p>\n The March 2025 Product Manual includes grades such as:<\/p>\n The Product Manual includes grades such as:<\/p>\n BIS’s March 2025 implementation guidelines added:<\/p>\n 18CG100<\/strong><\/p>\n for the 0.18 mm nominal thickness category and:<\/p>\n 20HP70d and 20HP75d<\/strong><\/p>\n for 0.20 mm high-permeability domain-refined grades.<\/p>\n Manufacturers should ensure that their product specifications and certification scope reflect the latest applicable amendment.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual recognises domain-refined and non-domain-refined conditions for applicable high-permeability grades.<\/p>\n For grades carrying the suffix \u201cd\u201d<\/strong>, the Product Manual explains that the suffix indicates the use of the relevant test method associated with domain-refined material.<\/p>\n The Product Manual also states that grades indicated with suffix \u201cd\u201d may be delivered in domain-refined or non-domain-refined conditions, subject to the provisions of the standard.<\/p>\n Yes. Grain Oriented Electrical Steel Sheet and Strip under IS 3024:2015 is covered under the compulsory BIS certification framework.<\/strong><\/p>\n The current BIS Scheme-I page includes IS 3024:2015 under Steel and Iron Products and references the applicable Steel and Steel Products Quality Control Orders.<\/p>\n The Steel and Steel Products (Quality Control) Order, 2024<\/strong> lists:<\/p>\n IS 3024:2015 \u2013 Grain Oriented Electrical Steel Sheet and Strip<\/strong><\/p>\n with ITC (HS) Codes:<\/p>\n and specifies implementation with immediate effect<\/strong>.<\/p>\n For covered products, manufacturers must meet the applicable BIS certification requirements before using the Standard Mark.<\/p>\n The current regulatory framework places IS 3024:2015 within the Steel and Steel Products QCO framework.<\/p>\n The 2024 order superseded the earlier Steel and Steel Products QCO framework, and IS 3024:2015 is listed among the specified steel products.<\/p>\n The applicable QCO entry identifies CRGO material under ITC (HS) Codes 72251100 and 72261100<\/strong> and specifies immediate implementation.<\/p>\n Manufacturers and importers should always check the latest QCO amendment, exemption and government notifications before finalising a compliance position.<\/p>\n BIS Certification for CRGO electrical steel confirms conformity with the applicable requirements of IS 3024:2015<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual states that the certification process operates under:<\/p>\n Scheme-I of the BIS Conformity Assessment Regulations, 2018.<\/strong><\/p>\n After successful certification and grant of the BIS licence, the manufacturer can use the BIS Standard Mark \/ ISI Mark<\/strong> on products covered by the approved licence scope in accordance with BIS requirements.<\/p>\n BIS certification is relevant to manufacturers producing CRGO sheet and strip falling within the scope of IS 3024:2015.<\/p>\n This can include:<\/p>\n Businesses importing CRGO material should also verify applicable BIS and QCO requirements.<\/p>\n A manufacturer seeking BIS certification should have suitable manufacturing, testing and quality-control facilities.<\/p>\n Depending on the production setup, these may include:<\/p>\n The exact facilities depend on the grade, thickness, condition and proposed product scope.<\/p>\n The first step is to determine whether the product falls within IS 3024:2015.<\/p>\n Important parameters include:<\/p>\n The manufacturer determines the applicable grade and delivery\/surface condition.<\/p>\n The current Product Manual specifically requires the following parameters to be declared in the test request:<\/p>\n Product grouping is assessed according to Annex A of the current Product Manual.<\/p>\n Grouping is based on:<\/p>\n The proposed width, length where applicable, grade and condition are finalised.<\/p>\n Technical, production and quality-control documents are prepared.<\/p>\n CRGO samples are prepared according to the grade category and testing method.<\/p>\n Representative samples are tested for applicable physical, mechanical and magnetic properties.<\/p>\n The manufacturer submits the BIS application and required documentation.<\/p>\n BIS assesses the manufacturing, testing and quality-control facilities.<\/p>\n Any observations are addressed through corrective actions and supporting evidence.<\/p>\n After successful conformity assessment, BIS grants the licence for the approved scope.<\/p>\n The manufacturer applies the BIS Standard Mark to products covered by the approved licence in accordance with BIS requirements.<\/p>\n Testing is one of the most important parts of BIS certification because magnetic properties determine the performance of electrical steel.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual includes testing for:<\/p>\n Specific core loss is one of the most important magnetic characteristics of CRGO steel.<\/p>\n Lower core loss means that less energy is dissipated in the transformer core during operation.<\/p>\n The BIS Product Manual identifies Clause 8.1<\/strong> and the relevant magnetic-property tables for this requirement.<\/p>\n Current BIS LIMS listings provide specific testing arrangements for:<\/p>\n Magnetic polarization is another important electrical-steel characteristic.<\/p>\n It indicates the magnetic response achieved at the specified magnetic field conditions.<\/p>\n The Product Manual identifies Clause 8.2<\/strong> for magnetic polarization. Testing can be carried out using the Epstein method<\/strong> or Single Sheet Tester<\/strong>, depending on the applicable grade and test arrangement.<\/p>\n The surfaces of CRGO sheets and strips are provided with insulation to electrically separate adjacent laminations in a transformer core.<\/p>\n The Product Manual identifies surface insulation characteristics under Clause 9<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The test equipment list includes a Franklin tester<\/strong> with appropriate test head, press and pressure gauge.<\/p>\n Stacking factor is important in transformer-core construction because it affects the effective magnetic cross-sectional area of the assembled core.<\/p>\n The Product Manual identifies Clause 10.1 \u2013 Stacking Factor<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The test equipment includes:<\/p>\n The 2025 amendment also modified the stacking-factor provisions by adding minimum specimen dimensions and tolerances for testing.<\/p>\n CRGO sheet and strip must have suitable ductility for transformer-core manufacturing operations.<\/p>\n The Product Manual identifies Clause 10.2 \u2013 Ductility<\/strong>, including applicable bend-test procedures.<\/p>\n The current sample requirements include strips cut along the grain direction for ductility\/bend testing.<\/p>\n Thickness is a critical dimensional parameter because transformer-core design depends on precise lamination thickness.<\/p>\n The current BIS LIMS database lists Clause 11.1 \u2013 Thickness<\/strong> for IS 3024:2015.<\/p>\n Thickness is checked against the specified nominal thickness and applicable tolerance.<\/p>\n The current Product Manual identifies:<\/p>\n as part of the product dimensions and licence scope.<\/p>\n BIS LIMS currently lists separate testing entries for width and length.<\/p>\n Edge camber is controlled because excessive variation can affect processing, slitting and lamination preparation.<\/p>\n The BIS testing database lists edge-camber testing for IS 3024:2015.<\/p>\n Flatness is important for proper stacking and cutting of electrical-steel laminations.<\/p>\n The current BIS LIMS database lists Clause 11.5 \u2013 Flatness<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Burr height is important for transformer-lamination production because excessive burrs can affect insulation and lamination stacking.<\/p>\n The Product Manual includes burr height within the dimensions and tolerances requirements, and BIS LIMS provides a separate test entry for burr height.<\/p>\n Residual curvature is included within the dimensional and tolerance requirements.<\/p>\n The Product Manual specifically identifies residual curvature as one of the full-width coil tests carried out during factory testing.<\/p>\n Surface condition is an important characteristic for CRGO because the surface must be suitable for the required insulating coating and subsequent transformer-core manufacturing processes.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual identifies Clause 7.4 \u2013 Surface Condition<\/strong>, with factory testing on full-width coils.<\/p>\n CRGO material must have suitable characteristics for cutting and processing into transformer laminations.<\/p>\n The Product Manual identifies Clause 7.5 \u2013 Suitability for Cutting<\/strong> as a factory test requirement.<\/p>\n The product should have suitable workmanship, finish and appearance consistent with the requirements of the standard.<\/p>\n The current Product Manual specifies that these characteristics are tested on full-width coils during factory testing<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The current Product Manual allows applicable magnetic properties to be tested using:<\/p>\n The selected method is one of the parameters that must be declared in the test request.<\/p>\n The appropriate method depends on the grade and applicable provisions of the standard.<\/p>\n For applicable CRGO grades, the Product Manual requires declaration regarding the stress-relief annealing of Epstein test specimens<\/strong>.<\/p>\n This is an important consideration because sample preparation and magnetic testing conditions can influence the results.<\/p>\n The requirement is specifically identified as one of the parameters to be declared in the test request.<\/p>\n The current Product Manual also requires declaration regarding the ageing of test pieces<\/strong> where applicable.<\/p>\n It separately notes that specific core-loss testing on aged test pieces is not included within the list of all tests that may be completed in one day during factory inspection.<\/p>\n The ageing requirement should therefore be established before sample preparation and testing.<\/p>\n The sample quantity depends on the type of CRGO grade.<\/p>\n For conventional grades, the current Product Manual specifies approximately:<\/p>\n 50 strips of 305 mm \u00d7 30 mm<\/strong>, cut along the grain direction, with a minimum weight of 400 grams for magnetic properties<\/strong>.<\/p>\n It also specifies:<\/p>\n 10 strips of 280 mm \u00d7 30 mm<\/strong> for ductility\/bend testing.<\/p>\n Another:<\/p>\n 10 strips of 280 mm \u00d7 30 mm<\/strong> for surface insulation testing.<\/p>\n For these grades, the Product Manual specifies:<\/p>\n The Product Manual specifies approximately:<\/p>\n A major feature of the current Product Manual is that many physical, dimensional and appearance characteristics are to be tested on full-width coils during factory testing<\/strong>.<\/p>\n These include:<\/p>\n This makes suitable in-house testing capability particularly important for CRGO manufacturers.<\/p>\n Product grouping is a critical part of CRGO BIS certification.<\/p>\n The current Product Manual classifies CRGO according to:<\/p>\n The current grouping table includes groups such as:<\/p>\n 18CG100<\/strong><\/p>\n One sample of the grade is drawn and tested.<\/p>\n 23CG110, 23CG120 and 23CG127<\/strong><\/p>\n The lower maximum-specific-total-loss grade is selected for testing so that other grades within the group having higher maximum specific total loss can also be included, subject to the Product Manual provisions.<\/p>\n 27CG120, 27CG130<\/strong><\/p>\n 30CG130, 30CG140, 30CG150<\/strong><\/p>\n 35CG145, 35CG155, 35CG165<\/strong><\/p>\n The Product Manual also provides grouping for HPGO grades.<\/p>\n For example:<\/p>\n 20HP70 and 20HP75<\/strong> are grouped together.<\/p>\n Similarly, groups are provided for:<\/p>\n The grouping provisions generally use a grade with lower maximum specific total loss as the representative sample for covering other grades within the group having higher maximum specific total loss.<\/p>\n The Product Manual provides an important grouping provision for insulation characteristics.<\/p>\n Where a sample with a higher insulation characteristic<\/strong>, such as F, is tested, lower insulation characteristics such as NF and PQ<\/strong> may also be included in the licence scope, subject to the provisions of the Product Manual.<\/p>\n The Product Manual clearly states:<\/p>\n \u201cScope of licence shall be restricted based on the manufacturing and testing facilities available.\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n This means a manufacturer should not apply for a larger CRGO grade or dimension range than its actual production and laboratory capabilities can support.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual provides an indicative list of testing equipment.<\/p>\n For Epstein-method testing, equipment can include:<\/p>\n For domain-refined grades, the Product Manual identifies:<\/p>\n Equipment includes:<\/p>\n Franklin tester with test head, press and pressure gauge<\/strong>, together with current\/voltage measurement equipment.<\/p>\n Equipment includes:<\/p>\n Equipment includes:<\/p>\n The Product Manual identifies:<\/p>\n The equipment list is described by BIS as indicative<\/strong> and for guidance.<\/p>\n Factory assessment is particularly important for CRGO because many dimensional and physical characteristics are expected to be controlled at the manufacturing site.<\/p>\n During assessment, BIS may review:<\/p>\n The manufacturing line used for producing cold-rolled grain-oriented electrical steel.<\/p>\n Applicable heat-treatment and stress-relief arrangements.<\/p>\n Facilities and process control for applicable domain-refined grades.<\/p>\n Equipment and process controls for surface insulation.<\/p>\n Facilities used for producing sheet and strip dimensions.<\/p>\n Availability of Epstein frame and\/or Single Sheet Tester as applicable.<\/p>\n Franklin-testing capability.<\/p>\n Appropriate compression and dimensional equipment.<\/p>\n Suitable equipment for thickness, width, length, flatness, edge camber, burr height and other dimensional parameters.<\/p>\n Testing and measuring equipment should be maintained under a suitable calibration system.<\/p>\n Test and production records should be maintained.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual requires manufacturers to implement a Quality Assurance Plan<\/strong> consisting of regular testing and in-process controls to ensure that products bearing the Standard Mark conform to IS 3024:2015.<\/p>\n The manufacturer is expected to:<\/p>\n The current Product Manual recommends a control unit as:<\/p>\n A single charge of the product of one or more casts heat-treated together with similar quality grading, up to a maximum weight of 5 tonnes or one mother coil, whichever is higher.<\/strong><\/p>\n This definition is important for planning routine testing and production records.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual provides recommended levels of control for CRGO manufacturing.<\/p>\n Routine controls cover the applicable:<\/p>\n The exact frequency depends on the test and the applicable product category under the Scheme of Inspection and Testing.<\/p>\n For each consignment of BIS-certified CRGO material conforming to IS 3024:2015, the BIS inspection framework requires a test certificate.<\/p>\n The certificate should include information such as:<\/p>\n Maintaining accurate test certificates is important for both customer documentation and product traceability.<\/p>\n The BIS inspection framework requires suitable product identification.<\/p>\n The current BIS scheme identifies marking information including:<\/p>\n The grade designation should also appear in the test certificate.<\/p>\n The manufacturer must apply the BIS Standard Mark only to products covered by the approved licence and conforming to the standard.<\/p>\n The current BIS Product Manual states:<\/p>\n Raw Material: No specific requirement.<\/strong><\/p>\n However, manufacturers still need effective control of incoming material and production inputs.<\/p>\n Important records can include:<\/p>\n A CRGO manufacturing route can generally include:<\/p>\n The actual process depends on the manufacturer’s technology and product grade.<\/p>\n Typical documents may include:<\/p>\n The final documentation depends on the manufacturer’s production process and proposed BIS licence scope.<\/p>\n CRGO manufacturers may face delays because of:<\/p>\n The latest amendment should also be considered, especially where new grades or updated test requirements apply. BIS required implementation of Amendment No. 3 by 13 July 2025<\/strong>.<\/p>\n There is no single fixed BIS certification cost applicable to every CRGO manufacturer.<\/p>\n The overall cost can depend on:<\/p>\n Current BIS LIMS entries show laboratory-specific charges for IS 3024:2015.<\/p>\n For example, one current BIS listing for ERDA shows a total testing charge of \u20b927,735 excluding taxes<\/strong> for all grades as per IS, with separate charges for magnetic, surface-insulation, stacking-factor and dimensional tests. Another current CPRI Bangalore listing shows \u20b920,100 excluding taxes<\/strong> for its listed testing scope.<\/p>\n These are laboratory-specific testing charges and not the complete BIS certification cost<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Current BIS LIMS data provides examples of individual test charges.<\/p>\n At one current laboratory, listed charges include:<\/p>\n At CPRI Bangalore, the current listing shows separate charges of \u20b91,100 for thickness, width, length, edge camber and flatness<\/strong>, along with \u20b91,500 for bends, \u20b93,500 for core loss and polarization, \u20b92,500 for surface insulation and stacking factor, and \u20b92,500 for surface condition.<\/p>\n Laboratory charges may change, so manufacturers should confirm the current quotation with the selected BIS laboratory before testing.<\/p>\n The certification timeline depends on:<\/p>\n CRGO certification can require more technical preparation than ordinary steel products because magnetic-property testing is a central part of conformity assessment.<\/p>\n Helps manufacturers comply with applicable BIS and Steel QCO requirements.<\/p>\n Allows eligible manufacturers to use the BIS Standard Mark on approved CRGO products.<\/p>\n Testing provides evidence of conformity for core loss and magnetic polarization.<\/p>\n Controlled magnetic properties support efficient transformer-core design.<\/p>\n Surface-insulation testing helps ensure proper electrical separation between laminations.<\/p>\n Routine testing and control units help maintain consistent material quality.<\/p>\n BIS certification can strengthen confidence among transformer manufacturers and electrical-equipment companies.<\/p>\n Certification supports legal supply where BIS certification is compulsory.<\/p>\n Coil, batch and test-certificate information support product traceability.<\/p>\n Qualitance India<\/strong> provides professional BIS Certification Consultancy for manufacturers seeking BIS and ISI Mark certification.<\/p>\n For Grain Oriented Electrical Steel Sheet and Strip \/ CRGO as per IS 3024:2015<\/strong>, our consultancy support can include:<\/p>\n Our support is designed to help manufacturers manage the certification process from product assessment and grouping through testing, BIS application, factory inspection and licence approval.<\/p>\nWhat is IS 3024:2015?<\/h1>\n
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What is CRGO Electrical Steel?<\/h1>\n
Applications of CRGO Steel<\/h1>\n
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Why is CRGO Steel Important for Transformers?<\/h1>\n
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Scope of IS 3024:2015<\/h1>\n
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Grades Covered Under IS 3024:2015<\/h1>\n
Conventional Grain Oriented Grades<\/h3>\n
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High Permeability Grain Oriented Grades<\/h3>\n
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New Grades Added Through Amendment No. 3<\/h3>\n
Domain Refined and Non-Domain Refined CRGO<\/h1>\n
Is BIS Certification Mandatory for CRGO Steel?<\/h1>\n
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Steel and Steel Products Quality Control Order<\/h1>\n
BIS Certification for CRGO Electrical Steel<\/h1>\n
Who Needs BIS Certification for CRGO Steel?<\/h1>\n
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BIS Certification Eligibility Requirements<\/h1>\n
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BIS Certification Process for CRGO Steel<\/h1>\n
Step 1 \u2013 Product Applicability Assessment<\/h2>\n
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Step 2 \u2013 Grade and Condition Assessment<\/h2>\n
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Step 3 \u2013 Product Grouping<\/h2>\n
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Step 4 \u2013 Licence Scope Finalisation<\/h2>\n
Step 5 \u2013 Documentation Preparation<\/h2>\n
Step 6 \u2013 Sample Preparation<\/h2>\n
Step 7 \u2013 Laboratory Testing<\/h2>\n
Step 8 \u2013 BIS Application<\/h2>\n
Step 9 \u2013 Factory Assessment<\/h2>\n
Step 10 \u2013 Observation Closure<\/h2>\n
Step 11 \u2013 BIS Licence Grant<\/h2>\n
Step 12 \u2013 ISI Marking<\/h2>\n
CRGO Testing Requirements<\/h1>\n
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Specific Core Loss<\/h1>\n
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Magnetic Polarization<\/h1>\n
Surface Insulation Resistance<\/h1>\n
Stacking Factor<\/h1>\n
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Ductility and Bend Test<\/h1>\n
Thickness<\/h1>\n
Width and Length<\/h1>\n
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Edge Camber<\/h1>\n
Flatness<\/h1>\n
Burr Height<\/h1>\n
Residual Curvature<\/h1>\n
Surface Condition<\/h1>\n
Suitability for Cutting<\/h1>\n
Workmanship, Finish and Appearance<\/h1>\n
Epstein Method and Single Sheet Tester<\/h1>\n
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Stress Relief Annealing<\/h1>\n
Ageing Test<\/h1>\n
CRGO Sample Requirements for BIS Certification<\/h1>\n
Conventional Grades<\/h2>\n
High Permeability Domain Refined Grades Not Amenable to Heat Treatment<\/h2>\n
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High Permeability Domain Refined Grades Amenable to Heat Treatment and Non-Domain Refined Grades<\/h2>\n
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Factory Testing of CRGO<\/h1>\n
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Product Grouping for IS 3024:2015<\/h1>\n
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Conventional Grade Grouping<\/h2>\n
Group 1<\/h3>\n
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Group 2<\/h3>\n
Group 3<\/h3>\n
Group 4<\/h3>\n
High Permeability Grade Grouping<\/h1>\n
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Insulation Condition Grouping<\/h1>\n
Licence Scope Restriction<\/h1>\n
Testing Equipment for IS 3024:2015<\/h1>\n
Magnetic Testing<\/h2>\n
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Single Sheet Tester<\/h2>\n
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Surface Insulation<\/h2>\n
Stacking Factor<\/h2>\n
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Dimensions<\/h2>\n
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Ductility<\/h2>\n
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BIS Factory Inspection for CRGO<\/h1>\n
Rolling and Processing Facilities<\/h3>\n
Annealing Facilities<\/h3>\n
Domain Refinement<\/h3>\n
Insulation Coating<\/h3>\n
Cutting and Slitting<\/h3>\n
Magnetic Laboratory<\/h3>\n
Surface Insulation Testing<\/h3>\n
Stacking Factor<\/h3>\n
Dimensional Inspection<\/h3>\n
Calibration<\/h3>\n
Quality Records<\/h3>\n
Quality Assurance Plan<\/h1>\n
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Control Unit for CRGO<\/h1>\n
Routine Testing Requirements<\/h1>\n
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Test Certificate for CRGO<\/h1>\n
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Marking Requirements<\/h1>\n
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Raw Material Requirements<\/h1>\n
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Manufacturing Process for CRGO Steel<\/h1>\n
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Documents Required for BIS Certification<\/h1>\n
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Common Reasons for BIS Certification Delays<\/h1>\n
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BIS Certification Cost for CRGO Electrical Steel<\/h1>\n
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Current BIS CRGO Testing Charges<\/h1>\n
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\n Test<\/th>\n Listed Charge<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n \n Thickness \u2013 Epstein method<\/td>\n \u20b9575<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Thickness \u2013 SST method<\/td>\n \u20b9575<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Specific Core Loss \u2013 CRGO strips with annealing<\/td>\n \u20b93,125<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Magnetic Polarization \u2013 CRGO strips<\/td>\n \u20b91,565<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Surface Insulation Resistance<\/td>\n \u20b92,230<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Stacking Factor<\/td>\n \u20b9575<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Ductility \/ Bend Test<\/td>\n \u20b9575<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Specific Core Loss \u2013 CRGO Sheet<\/td>\n \u20b95,750<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Magnetic Polarization \u2013 CRGO Sheet<\/td>\n \u20b95,750<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Accelerated Ageing Core Loss<\/td>\n \u20b97,590<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n BIS Certification Timeline for CRGO<\/h1>\n
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Benefits of BIS Certification for CRGO Steel<\/h1>\n
Regulatory Compliance<\/h3>\n
ISI Mark<\/h3>\n
Verified Magnetic Performance<\/h3>\n
Better Transformer Efficiency<\/h3>\n
Surface Insulation Quality<\/h3>\n
Consistent Production<\/h3>\n
Customer Confidence<\/h3>\n
Market Acceptance<\/h3>\n
Better Traceability<\/h3>\n
Why Choose Qualitance India?<\/h1>\n
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Contact Qualitance India<\/h3>\n