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TEST
FEES SCHEDULE
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PHYSICAL
TESTING
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Code No. |
Type of Testing |
Instrument/Methods |
Sample Size to be supplied for testing |
Testing Fee (in Rs.) per sample |
Fibre Testing |
PF 1(a)
PF1(b) |
Bundle Strength (Jute)
Bundle Strength (Cotton) |
J.T.R.L. Bundle Strength Tester
Stelometer |
20 g.
10 g. |
150.00
150.00 |
PF 2 |
Single Fibre Strength |
ZWICK/INSTRON Electronic Strength Tester |
10 g. |
500.00 |
PF3(a) |
Fibre Fineness by air flow
method
Jute |
J.T.R.L. Fibre Fineness Tester |
20 g. |
100.00 |
PF3(b) |
Cotton |
ATIRA Tester |
100 g. |
200.00 |
PF 4 |
Fibre to Fibre Friction |
Inclined plane friction tester |
100 g. |
100.00 |
PF 5 |
Bulk Density of Jute |
J.T.R.L Bulk Density Meter |
250 g. |
100.00 |
PF6(1)
PF6(2) |
Fibre Length (Cotton) |
a) Digital Fibrograph
Spinlab 630
b) Baer Sorter
K M I |
100 g.
10 g. |
500.00
400.00 |
PF 7 |
Trash Content (Cotton) |
STATEX Trash Analyzer |
250 g. |
400.00 |
PF 8 |
Moisture Regain (Jute) |
Goodbrand Rapid Drying Oven |
1 kg. |
150.00 |
Yarn Testing
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PY 9 |
Count (Tex/Grist/Ne. etc.) & count CV% |
Electronic Balance |
5 bobbins |
250.00 |
PY 10(1)
PY 10(2) |
Twist & Twist CV% |
a) B.T.R.A. Automatic Twist Tester
b) Ordinary Twist Tester c) bobbins |
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250.00
250.00 |
PY 11(1)
PY 11(2) |
Yarn Strength
Yarn Strength |
a) Goodbrand Tensile Tester
b) ZWICK/INSTRON Electronic Strength Tester
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200.00
500.00 |
PY 12(a)
PY 12I |
Yarn Irregularity
Mass CV%
Yarn Irregularity Imperfections & hairiness |
Cutting and weighing method
USTER Tester 3 |
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200.00
500.00 |
PY 13 |
Lea Strength and CSP (Cotton) |
KML Lea Strength Tester |
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200.00 |
PY 14(1)
PY 14(2) |
Sliver Irregularity
Sliver Irregularity |
IJIRA Sliver Irregularity Tester
USTER Tester 3
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200 m |
200.00
500.00 |
PY 15 |
Combined package for yarn testing includes count, twist, strength, irregularity with necessary curves |
Sophisticated electronic testing instruments |
5 bobbins |
1,500.00 |
PC 15(1)
PC 15(2) |
Warp and Weft Density |
Porter Gauge (Jute)
Pick Counter (Cotton) |
1 m2 |
75.00
75.00 |
PC 16 |
Yarn Crimp |
AKR Crimp Tester |
1 m2 |
75.00 |
PC 17(1)
PC 17(2) |
Yarn Count |
a) BeesleyBalance (Cotton/Wool/Linen)
b) Manual Method (Jute) |
1 m2 |
100.00
100.00
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PC 18(a)
PC 18(b)
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Fabric Weight
(g/m2 or oz/yd2) Fabric/Bag/Stitch dimension |
Electronic Balance |
1 m2 |
75.00
100.00 |
PC19(a1)
PC19(a2)
PC19(b1)
PC19(c1)
PC19(c2) |
Fabric Tensile Strength
Ravelled Strip Method
Grab Method/ Ravelled Strip Method
Seam strength
|
Goodbrand Fabric Strength Tester
ZWICK /INSTRON Tensile Tester
ZWICK Electronic Strength Tester
Goodbrand Fabric Strength Tester |
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200.00
500.00
500.00
200.00 |
PC 20 |
Weight of the bag/cloth liner |
Extraction followed by gravimetric |
1 bag |
100.00 |
PC 21 |
Bone dry weight of fabric |
Oven dry followed by gravimetric |
1 m2 |
100.00 |
PC 22 |
Bursting Strength
Geo-textile |
PROLIFIC Bursting Strength Tester |
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200.00
200.00 |
PC 23(1)
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Tearing Strength
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MAG Automatic Fabric Strength Tester |
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200.00 |
PC 24 |
Air Permeability
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PROLIFIC Air Permeability Tester |
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200.00
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PC 25 |
Crease Recovery |
SASMIRA Crease Recovery Tester |
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150.00 |
PC 26 (a) |
Fabric Stiffness
(Bending lengths, Flexural rigidity, bending modulus) |
SASMIRA Stiffness Tester |
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250.00 |
PC 26(b) |
Fabric Drape |
B.T.R.A. Drapemeter |
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250.00 |
PC 27 |
Abrasion Resistance |
EUREKA Abrasion Tester
(Martindale type) |
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300.00 |
PC 28 |
Pilling Tester |
EUREKA Pilling Tester |
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300.00 |
PC 29 |
Fabric Thickness |
PROLIFIC Thickness Meter |
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100.00 |
PC 30 |
Combined package for Bag testing, which includes long dimension, weight, thread density, strength, seam strength |
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1,000.00 |
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SPECIAL
TYPE OF TESTING
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Code No. |
Type of Testing |
Instrument/Methods |
Sample Size |
Testing Fee (in Rs.) per sample |
PS 31 |
Yarn Fatigue |
AKR Yarn Fatigue Tester |
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500.00 |
PS 32 |
Yarn to Yarn Abrasion |
AKR Yarn Abrasion Tester |
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500.00 |
PS 33 |
Fabric Fatigue |
AKR Fabric Fatigue Tester |
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500.00 |
PS 34 |
Fabric Bending Hysteresis |
AKR Fabric Bending Hysteresis Tester |
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500.00 |
PS 35 |
Fabric Shear Hysteresis |
AKR Shear Hysteresis Tester |
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500.00 |
PS 36 |
Thermal Properties of Fibre |
DSC 50 (SHIMADZU) |
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500.00 |
PS 37 |
Microscopic Analysis of Fibres/Yarns/Fabrics |
WILD LEITZ M3z Microscope |
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300.00 |
PS 38 |
Photo Micrography
(without developing & printing) |
WILD LEITZ M3z
Microscope |
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1,000.00
(36 snaps) |
GEO-TEXTILES/SAMPLE/ROLLTESTING |
Code No. |
Type of Testing |
Instrument/Methods |
Sample Size |
Testing Fee (in Rs.) per sample |
PS 39 |
Fabric weight (g/m2) |
Electronic Balance |
2 m2 |
100.00 |
PS 40 |
Fabric Thickness |
Associated Instrument Mfc. (I) Pvt. Ltd. (AIMIL) Thickness Tester |
1 m2 |
100.00 |
PS 41 |
Fabric Tensile Strength
a) Grab method (MDxCD)
b) Ravelled Strip Method (MDXCD) Wide width |
ZWICK/INSTRON on Tensile Tester
Associated Instrument Mfc. (I) Pvt. Ltd. (AIMIL) |
1 m2
2 m2 |
700.00
800.00 |
PS 42 |
Seam Strength (wide width) |
Associated Instrument Mfc. (I) Pvt. Ltd. (AIMIL) |
2 m2 |
1,000.00 |
PS 43 |
Brusting Strength |
MAG Engineers
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1 m2 |
200.00 |
PS 44 |
Tearing Strength |
ZWICK Electronic Strength Tester
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1 m2 |
500.00 |
PS 45 |
Apparent opening size (AOS)
a) Dry sieve Shaker Test
b) Hydrodynamic Sieve Test |
Associated Instrument Mfc. (I) Pvt. Ltd. (AIMIL) Apparatus
AMIL Hydrodynamic Sieve Test Apparatus
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2 m2
2 m2 |
2,000.00
2,000.00 |
PS 46 |
Water Permeability/Flow rate/Permittivity |
AMIL Permeability Tester/BTRA Permeability Tester
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3 m2 |
2,000.00 |
PS 47 |
Warp & Weft Density for Geo-textiles
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a) By Porter gauge (Jute)
b) By Pick Counter (cotton/Blends/Synthetics)
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1 m2
1 m2 |
75.00
75.00 |
PS 48 |
Puncture |
AIMIL Puncture Test Apparatus
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1 m2 |
500.00 |
PS 49 |
Cone Drop (Graduated conical measure)
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Cone Drops Test Apparatus |
1 m2 |
500.00 |
PS 50 |
Interface frictional Measurement
a) Modified direct shear method
b) Pull out method |
Interface Friction Measurement Apparatus
Direct Shear Apparatus Laboratory
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1 m2
1 m2 |
1,500.00
1,000.00 |
PS 51 |
California Bearing Ratio Test
Dry
Wet |
AIMIL Laboratory CBR Test Apparatus
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2 m2 |
1,500.00
2,000.00 |
PS 52 |
Soil Permeability Test |
AMIL Make Soil Permeability Test Apparatus
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2 m2 |
2,000.00 |
PS 53 |
Geo-textiles Testing for 11 parameters including Sl. Nos. PS 39, 40, 41, 45a, 46, 47, 48, 49, PC 22 and width |
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8,000.00 |
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CHEMICAL
TESTING
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Code No. |
Type of Testing |
Instrument/Methods |
Sample Size |
Testing Fee (in Rs.) per sample |
Fibres related chemical tests |
CF1 |
Identification of fibres
(without quantitative estimation) |
a) Burning / microscopy or and solubility(IS-667-81)
b) IR spectroscopy |
50–100g
50 g |
150.00
per fibre
300.00
per fibre |
CF2 |
Density of a fibre / polymer |
Standard method |
50 g |
100.00 |
CF3 |
Quantitative estimation of blend proportion in non-jute blended fibre assembly |
Solubilisation and special methods, if any |
200 g |
200.00
per fibre |
CF4 |
Quantitative estimation of blend proportion in jute blended fibre assembly(jute/cotton, jute/viscose, jute/wool etc.) |
Lignin estimation or any other special method |
200 g |
300.00
per fibre |
CF5 |
Proportion of Manila and Sisal fibre in a rope sample |
Phloroglucinol staining & mechanical separation |
200 g |
300.00
per fibre |
CF6 |
Analysis of three main constituents (cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin content) of jute, mesta, flax or any other lignocellulosic fibre |
TAPPI method |
250 g |
800.00 |
CF7
CF7A
CF7B
CF7C
CF7D
CF7E
CF7F
CF7G |
Estimation of individual component in a lignocellulosic fibre (Jute, Mesta,Flax, etc.)
a) Estimation of lignin only
b) Estimation of hemicellulose only
c) Estimation of alpha cellulose only
d) Estimation of N-content only
e) Estimation of Acetyl content only
f) Estimation of ash only
g) Estimation of fats & waxes only |
TAPPI method
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250 g
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300.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
200.00
200.00 |
CF8 |
Moisture regain/content of fibre/fabric |
Oven dry method (IS-199-89) |
500 g |
150.00 |
CF9 |
Total finish on fibre or wax content or benzene/methyl alcohol soluble matters |
Soxhlet extraction |
200 g |
250.00 |
CF10 |
Percentage weight loss on any chemical processing |
Gravimetric |
200 g |
300.00 |
CF11 |
Estimation of fluidity of cotton |
Cuprammonium Hydroxide |
200 g |
600.00 |
CF12 |
Estimation of copper number of jute or cotton etc. |
Swalbe-Braidy Method |
200 g |
600.00 |
CF13 |
Carboxylic acid group content of jute or bleached cotton etc. |
IS - method |
200 g |
400.00 |
CF14 |
FTIR-spectra of any pure/modified fibre sample |
KBr-Pellets of Powdered fibres |
50 g |
500.00 |
CF15 |
Measurement of Brightness/Reflectance/Whiteness/ Colour strength (K/s) value. Total Colour differences (dE, ΔL, Δa and Δb values) etc. |
Using Computer-aided Reflectance Spectrophotometer System |
100g or (100cm. x100cm. sample) |
200.00
per para-meter (Rs.100/- extra for graphical results) |
CY 1 |
Quantitative estimation of blend proportion in blended yarns or percentage composition of fibres present in yarns. |
Solubilisation and special methods, if any |
200 g |
200.00
per fibre for non-jute blends
300.00
per fibre for jute contain-ing blends |
CY 2 |
Estimation of wool content in shoddy yarn |
Solubilisation |
200 g. |
300.00 |
CY 3 |
Size content of a yarn (%) |
Desizing & Weighing |
200 g |
300.00 |
CY 4 |
Chemical Tests for blend proportion regularity
(based on 10 Point cut length tests) |
Solubilisation & gravimetric blend analysis |
500 g |
1,000.00 |
CY 5 |
To determine oil content of a jute yarn |
Soxhlet method |
200 g |
200.00 |
CY 6 |
Colour Fastness to different agencies for dyed yarns |
Pl. see same Tests for fabrics |
Four skeins |
Pl. see CC 21A to CC 2II |
CY 7 |
Colour strength (K/s value) Whiteness/Yellowness/bright-ness indixes of blended yarn |
Pl. see same tests for fabrics |
Four skeins |
200.00 for each parameter |
CY 8 |
Barium activity number or Methylene absorption value of mercerised cotton yarn |
Pl. see same tests for fabrics. |
250 g. |
Pl. see CC 18 |
CY 9 |
Lab. Processing trials for yarn for steaming or heat setting (100-250 g) |
With standard recipe or User's recipe |
500 g.
in hank form |
500.00 |
CY 10 |
Lab. Trials for Desizing/ Scouring of yarns (100-250 g.) |
With standard recipe or User's recipe |
500 g.
in hank form |
500.00 |
CY 11 |
Lab. Trials for Bleaching of yarns (100-250 g.) |
With standard recipe or User's recipe |
500 g.
in hank form |
500.00 |
CY 12 |
Lab. Trials for Dyeing of Yarns (100-250 g) |
With standard recipe or User's recipe |
500 g.
in hank form for one shade % |
1,000.00
(for any one shade level)
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CY 13 |
Total finish content of any yarn |
Extraction |
200 g |
250.00 |
CY 14 |
Percentage weight loss on Boiling in water, or boiling in soap solution or alkali solution |
IS – method |
200 g |
300.00 |
CY 15 |
Boiling Water Shrinkage of yarn or shrinkage in hot/cold water soaking |
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200 g |
200.00 |
CY 16 |
Trials on Wollenisation of jute yarns or Chemical texturing of jute blended yarns with or without calculation of weight loss and shrinkage values |
Specific Method |
500 g |
500.00
(+Rs.500.00 extra for determining weight loss and shrin-kage values) |
CY 17 |
Percentage Moisture Content of yarn |
Oven dry method |
500 g |
150.00 |
CY 18 |
Relative Colour Strength or K/S value of a dyed yarns |
Please see same test for fabrics |
Two skeins |
Pl. see CC 12 |
CY 19 |
Colour difference analysis of a dyed yarn sample against a standard |
Please see same test for fabrics. |
Two skeins |
Pl. see CC 11 |
Cloth(Fabric)/Bags/Made-Up Related Chemical Testing |
CC 1 |
To determine the bitumen content of laminated jute bags |
Usual method |
One bag or two 12"x24" samples of fabric |
200.00 |
CC 2 |
Copper content of copper sulphate/rot-proof finished jute fabric |
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500 g. |
600.00 |
CC 3 |
Oil content of a jute fabric/bag |
Soxhlet method/Extraction |
500 g. |
200.00 |
CC 4 |
A) Fibre blends proportion in a non-jute fabric |
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200 g. |
200.00
per fibre |
CC 5 |
B) Fibre Blend proportion in a jute blended/unionised fabric |
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200 g. |
300.00
per fibre |
CC 6 |
Whiteness index |
Using reflectance spectro phtometer and computer-aided colour measuring software & CCM |
½ mtr |
200.00
for each sample |
CC 7 |
Yellowness index |
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200.00
for each sample |
CC 8 |
A) Brightness index
B) Colour Strength (K/s value) |
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200.00
for each sample
200.00
for each sample |
CC 9 |
Whiteness, Yollowness & Brightness indices and colour strength (K/s) in combination |
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500.00
when CC6, CC7, CC8 (A & B) are carried out in Combi-nation |
CC 10 |
Determination of reflectance value or X, Y & Z values |
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200.00
per sample (Rs. 200.00 extra for curve/graph) |
CC 11 |
Colour difference ( dE value) analysis with L, a, b values, for a pair of samples or against a standard |
Using CCM System |
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200.00
(Rs. 200.00 extra for curve /graphs) |
CC 12 |
Relative Colour Strength or K/S values of a dyed fabric |
Using CCM System |
½ mtr. |
200.00
(Rs. 100.00 extra for curve /graphs) |
CC 13 |
Colour matching recipe prediction |
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Standard dyed sample of
4"x4" |
1,000.00 |
CC 14 |
Testing of washing performance of any surfactant/detergent |
Standard soiling or staining followed standard washing in Launder-o-meter and measurement of soil/stain removal percentage |
100 g. detergent and std. fabric |
1,000.00
per sample |
CC 15 |
Dimensional changes or shrinkage on heating/water soaking/on wash/on specific treatment |
Standard IS Method |
2' x 1' fabric sample |
500.00 |
CC 16 |
A) Area Shrinkage |
I S – method |
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400.00 (for both warp and weft way) |
CC 17 |
B) Warp wise or weft wise linear shrinkage |
I S – method |
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200.00 for each direc-tion and 400.00 for both warp & weft way |
CC 18 |
Barium Activity number or Methylene blue absorption value of a mercerised fabric |
IS – 1989-73 |
1 meter |
600.00 |
CC 19 |
Durability against microbial damage of yarns/fabrics |
Soil Burial test |
2-3 meter |
1,000.00
per sample |
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Technical
Services
The
Faculty-Members of this Institute are regularly carrying out
the different technical and consultancy services to the jute
as well as textile industries. Following are the areas where
the Institute has developed its own resource earning capability.
- Improvement
in existing processing technology
- Product
development
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Preparation of Project Proposal for the entrepreneurs
- Machine
auditing
- Information
System
- Sample
development according to customer requirements
- Various
other consultancy work as per customer requirements.
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Code
No.
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Type
of Services
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Method
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Sample
Size
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Fees
(in Rs. per Sample)
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CT
1
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1)
Defect analysis and suggestion for remedial measures
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Technical
Service
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2
meter (long length may be required for length-wise periodic
defects)
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Separate
fees for all tests and trials is required , plus Rs. 500.00
as Technical opinion/service fees per sample (without visit
of the processing Plant). If visit of plant is required,
then additional Rs.1000.00 per visit + Travel and other
costs.
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CT
2
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Product
Development, Modification or Development of new recipe/method/technology,
Viability study and other Technical services
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Special
Technical Service
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To
be decided on discussion
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Charges
will be decided as per the nature of work involved
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Textile
And General Chemicals/Auxiliaries,
Dyes
And Finishing Agents – Related Tests
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Code No.
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Type
of Testing
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Instrument/Methods
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Sample
Size
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Testing
Fee (in Rs.) per sample
|
CD
1
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Estimation
of Purity or strength of the following chemicals
|
Standard
Methods
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100
g.
for
each.
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CD
1A
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a)
Hydrogen peroxide
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150.00
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CD
1B
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b)
Sodium Sulphide
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150.00
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CD
1C
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c)
Available Chlorine and total chlorine in hypochlorite solution
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150.00
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CD
1D
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d)
Sodium Hydrosulphite
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150.00
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CD
1E
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e)
Beta – napthol
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150.00
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CD
1F
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f)
Oxalic acid/citric acid
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250.00
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CD
1G
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g)
Purity of any chemicals against known standard by dentific
FTIR-Spectra
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400.00
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CD
2
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Dyestuff
Analysis :
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h |
h |
h |
CD
2A
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a)
Dye dentification in a coloured textile/dye powder or
solution
|
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1
Mtr. Dyed fabric
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150.00
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CD
2B
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b)
Performance evaluation of a known class of dye sample against
a standard supply
(comparative
dyeing efficiency)
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Dyeing
1% shade with standard and sample on the same cloth and
shade depth analysis
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250.00
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CD
2C
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c)
Dye Strength Analysis in a solution/extraction
|
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Using
UV-Vis
Spectrosc-opic method
|
250.00
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CD
2D
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d)
Migration or Levelling or Dispersion property of a dye
|
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Usual
method
|
150.00
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CD
2E
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e)
Colour Stripping and Redyeing Trial
|
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500.00
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CD
3
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Testing
of TKP Powder/Printing thickeners
|
f |
200
g
|
f |
CD
3A
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a)
Moisture Content
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75.00
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CD
3B
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b)
Ash Content
|
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100.00
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CD
3C
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c)
Viscosity of 1% solution of 50o C
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Redwood
Viscometer
No.
1
|
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125.00
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CD
4
|
Testing
of Jute Batching Oil/Antistat oil/Spindle oil
|
Standard
IS method
|
500
ml.
|
600.00
for A to G
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CD
4A
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a)
Colour and appearance
|
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f |
100.00
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CD
4B
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b)
Flash point
|
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f |
100.00
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CD
4C
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c)
Moisture content
|
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f |
100.00
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CD
4D
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d)
Pour Point
|
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f |
100.00
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CD
4E
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e)
Emulsion Stability
|
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f |
100.00
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CD
4F
|
f)
Viscosity (RWS or CS)
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f |
100.00
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CD
4G
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g)
Initial boiling point and final boiling point
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f |
100.00
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CD
5
|
Testing
of Surfactants
|
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200
ml.
|
f |
CD
5A
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(a)
Cloud Point
|
Standard
method
|
f |
150.00
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CD
6
|
Testing
of Finishing and allied Chemicals
|
f |
h |
h |
CD
6A
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a)
Solid Content
|
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100/200
gm./ml.
|
100.00
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CD
6B
|
b)
Active Content
|
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100.00
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CD
6C
|
c)
Free Formaldehyde or Total Formaldehyde
|
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400.00
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CD
6D
|
d)
Ash Content
|
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200.00
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CD
6E
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e)
Melting Point by DSC
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300.00
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CD
7
|
Testing
of Water/Effluents
|
Standard
method
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2
ltrs.
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1000.00
for
A to J
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CD
7A
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a)
PH
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f |
50.00
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CD
7B
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b)
Suspended Solids
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,,
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f |
75.00
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CD
7C
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c)
Total Dissolved Solids
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,,
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f |
100.00
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CD
7D
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d)
Chlorides
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,,
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f |
150.00
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CD
7E
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e)
Sulphides
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,,
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f |
150.00
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CD
7F
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f)
Sulphates
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,,
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f |
150.00
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CD
7G
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g)
Iron
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,,
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f |
100.00
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CD
7H
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h)
Total Alkalinity
|
,,
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f |
150.00
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CD
7I
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i)
Total Hardness
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,,
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f |
150.00
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CD
7J
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j)
Permanent and Temporary Hardness
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,,
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f |
150.00
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CC 20 |
Whiteness stability of bleached jute fabric on exposure to UV- light (MBTK Lamp) |
Whiteness measurement on fading for different hours on exposure to MBTF Fade-o-meter |
1 meter |
300.00
(for 20-80 hr. fading upto Light fastness rating – 2)
600.00
(for 80-160 hr. photo fading for eight fastness rating 3-5).
Rs. 800.00 (for fading above 160 hr. & light fastness above 5) |
CC 21 |
Colour Fastness to the following agencies |
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CC21A |
a) Light Fastness |
Standard MBTF Lamp fading compared with fading of blue wool standard |
1 metre |
150.00 per samples for 1-10 samples at a time 150.00 per sample for 11-25 samples at a time and 100.00 per sample for 26-50 or above samples at a time |
CC21B |
b) Rubbing (Crocking) Fastness |
BTRA-Crockmeter or
SDL-Electronic Crockmeter |
1 metre |
150.00 |
CC21C |
c) Scrubbing Fastness |
BTRA-Scrubbing Fastness Tester |
1 metre |
150.00 |
CC21E |
e) Dry-cleaning (by organic solvent) |
SASMIRA Launderometer & Grey Scale / IS – 688 – 88 |
1 metre |
300.00 |
CC 21F |
f) Water Soaking/Water Spotting Fastness |
IS Method and Grey Scale Rating |
1 metre |
250.00 |
CC21G |
g) Bleaching Fastness |
Launderometer |
1 metre |
400.00 |
CC21H |
h)Perspiration Fastness
(Acid and Alkaline Medium) |
Perspirometer / IS – 971 – 83 |
1 metre |
400.00 |
CC 21I |
i) Sublimation Fastness |
Hot Pressing |
1 metre |
250.00 |
CC 21J |
Water Repellency Test |
Spray Rating Test |
1 metre |
200.00 |
CC 23 |
Lab. Processing Trials (for 12" width, 1 meter fabric) |
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CC23A |
a) Desizing trials |
Acid desizing or Enzymetic desizing |
2 metre |
500.00 |
CC23B |
b) Scouring trials |
Alkali open boil or Soda-boil |
2 metre |
500.00 |
CC23C |
c) Bleaching or OBA treatment trials |
H2O2 or Hydrochlorite Bleaching |
2 metre |
500.00 for each or 750.00 for both at a time |
CC23D |
d) Dyeing trials |
With specific class of dye and in standard dyeing method using Lab. Dyeing Machine |
2 metre |
1,000.00
for any one shade level per sample |
CC23E |
e) Printing trials |
(with given set of screen or with any design available in the lab.) |
2 metre |
1,000.00
per sample per design |
CC 23F |
f) Chemical Finishing trials |
Pad-dry or Pad-dry-cure techniques |
2 metre |
1,000.00
per sample per trials |
CC23G |
g) Heat Setting or Steaming trials |
|
2 metre |
1,000.00
per sample |
CC23H |
h) Special treatments /special chemical treatment trials under specific & complete instruction |
|
2 metre |
2,000.00
per sample per trials |
CC 24 |
PH of aqueous extract |
PH Meter |
1 metre |
150.00 |
CC 25 |
Total formaldehyde content of a finished fabric or in any finishing chemical |
UV-Vis Spectroscopy using Naoh Reagent or ATCC Std. method |
1 metre |
1,000.00 |
CC 26 |
a) Modification Design Scan /Design modification or Design Development/Colour separation and Design imprint on Tracing sheet
b)Printing on Tracing/ Transparent film only |
Computer aided print design system
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As per Customer's choice
Design to be brought in CD
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Rs. 1,000.00
Per design development for 2-3 colour sepa-ration and print on tracings
Rs. 200.00 |
CC27 |
Determination of Limited oxygen index (LOI values) |
Standard LOI Tester |
1 metre |
Rs. 1,000.00
Per sample |
CC28 |
Determination of flamabability of textiles (flame spread time) |
Standard Inclined (45o) Flamabability Tester |
1 metre |
Rs. 500.00
Per sample |
Textile And General Chemicals/Auxiliaries,
Dyes And Finishing Agents – Related Tests |
Code No. |
Type of Testing |
Instrument/Methods |
Sample Size |
Testing Fee (in Rs.) per sample |
CD 1 |
Estimation of Purity or strength of the following chemicals |
Standard Methods |
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CD1A |
a) Hydrogen peroxide |
,, |
200 g for each test |
200.00 |
CD1B |
b) Sodium Sulphide |
,, |
,, |
200.00 |
CD1C |
c) Available Chlorine and total chlorine in hypochlorite solution |
,, |
,, |
200.00 |
CD1D |
d) Sodium Hydrosulphite |
,, |
,, |
200.00 |
CD1E |
e) Beta – Napthol |
,, |
,, |
200.00 |
CD1F |
f) Purity of any solid/powder chemicals against known standard by FTIR-Spectra |
,, |
,, |
500.00
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CD 2 |
Dyestuff Analysis : |
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CD2A |
a) Dye identification from a coloured textile/dye powder or solution |
,, |
1 Mtr. Dyed fabric or 50 gm. dye powder |
500.00 |
CD2B |
b) Performance evaluation of a known class of dye sample against a standard supply
(comparative dyeing efficiency) |
,, |
Dyeing 1% shade with standard and sample on the same cloth and colour strength value or shade depth analysis |
500.00 |
CD2C |
c) Dye Strength Analysis in a solution/extraction |
,, |
Using
UV-VIS Spectroscopic method |
500.00
per dye solution |
CD2D |
d) Migration or Leveling or Dispersion property of a dye |
,, |
Usual method |
250.00 |
CD2E |
e) Colour Stripping and Redyeing Trial |
,, |
,, |
1,000.00
per trial |
CD 3 |
Testing of TKP Powder/Printing thickeners |
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500.00
for all three parameters a, b & c in combination as given below |
CD3A |
a) Moisture Content only |
,, |
,, |
150.00 |
CD3B |
b) Ash Content only |
,, |
,, |
300.00 |
CD3C |
c) Viscosity of 1% solution of 50o C only |
Redwood Viscometer
No. 1 |
,, |
200.00
|
CD 4 |
Testing of Jute Batching Oil/Antistat oil/Spindle oil |
Standard IS method |
500 ml. |
1,000.00
(for CD4A to F as given below).
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CD4A |
a) Colour and appearance |
,, |
|
100.00 |
CD4B |
b) Flash point |
,, |
|
200.00 |
CD4C |
c) Moisture content |
,, |
|
150.00 |
CD4D |
d) Emulsion Stability |
,, |
|
200.00 |
CD4E |
e) Viscosity in RWS |
,, |
|
150.00 |
CD4F |
f) Initial boiling point and final boiling point |
,, |
|
200.00 |
CD 5 |
Pour Point or cloud point |
,, |
|
300.00 |
CD 6 |
Testing of Finishing and allied Chemicals |
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|
CD6A |
a) Solid Content /Active content of any emulsion or solution |
,, |
100/200 gm./ml. |
200.00 |
CD6B |
b) Ash Content |
,, |
,, |
400.00 |
CD6C |
c) Melting Point |
DSC or any other standard methods |
,, |
500.00 |
CD 7 |
Testing of Water/Effluents |
Standard method |
2 ltrs. |
1500.00
(for CD7-A to H) in combination as given below |
CD7A |
a) PH |
,, |
|
100.00 |
CD7B |
b) Chlorides |
,, |
|
200.00 |
CD7C |
c) Sulphides |
,, |
|
200.00 |
CD7D |
d) Sulphates |
,, |
|
200.00 |
CD7E |
e) Iron |
,, |
|
200.00 |
CD7F |
f) Total Alkalinity |
,, |
|
150.00 |
CD7G |
g) Total Hardness |
,, |
|
300.00 |
CD7H |
h) Permanent and Temporary Hardness |
,, |
|
250.00 |
CT 1 |
1) Defect analysis for chemical processing and suggestion for remedial measures |
Technical Service |
2 meter (long length may be required for length-wise periodic defects) |
Separate fees for all tests and trials is required , plus Rs. 2000.00 as Technical opinion/service fees for each case (without visit of the processing Plant). If visit of plant is required, then additional Rs.3000.00 per visit + Travel and other costs will be charged. |
CT 2 |
Product Development, Modification or Development of new recipe/ method/ technology, Viability study and other Technical services |
Special Technical Service and Consultancy |
To be decided by mutual discussion |
Charges will be decided as per the nature of work and time period involved in the work involved |
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Note : Concession of 20% may be provided to Member Mills of IJT or to the organisations who will conduct frequent testing services at the Institute round the year.
Add : 10.2% Service Tax for the testing charges will be applicable for all.
Technical/Consultancy Services
The Faculty-Members of this Institute are regularly carrying out the different technical and consultancy services to the jute as well as textile industries. Following are the areas where the Institute has developed expertise and through their services Institute has developed its own resource earning capability.
a. Improvement in existing processing technology (Spinning/Weaving/Chemical Processing)
b. Product development (yarns/fabrics (loom state/special finished/dyed/printed fabrics)
c. Preparation of Project Proposal for establishing new jute/textile units/small entrepreneurs.
d. Machine auditing and Technical feasibility/viability study.
e. Information services and HRD-services including Tailor-,ade Practical Training Programmes
f. Sample development according to customer requirements
g. Short term refresher courses and special training programmes for supervisors/managers and
workers/mistries at the mill premises.
h. Technical valuation of plant and machinery and Technical Certificates by Chartered Engineer.
i. Energy Auditing/Machine Auditing
j. Productivity improvement
k. Specific processing trials for spinning, weaving, knitting, coating/bleaching, dyeing (including both chemical/synthetic dyes and natural dyes), printing and finishing of jute and all other textile yarns and fabrics
l. Various other consultancy work as per customer requirements.
m. To undertake industry’s sponsored project/trials or any other specific job including industrial research.
* The charges for the above work will be decided after mutual discussion, nature of work involvement and time involvement in the work. |
Inspection
Services
It
was established with a view to ensure a buyer to get the materials
supplied by a Mill/Supplier according to the specifications
and to give necessary guidelines to a manufacturer to meet
the specifications. It also aimed at to guide a buyer about
the product development setting of specifications, sampling
and inspection, procedure etc. Inspection charges are given
as follows :
PRE-DESPATCH
INSPECTION CHARGES
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WITH
EFFECT FROM 01/08/2005
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Jute
Fabric |
Re.
0.50 per 100 yds. Subject to minimum of Rs. 400/- per lot.
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All type of jute bags |
Rs. 2.00 per 100 bags subject to minimum of Rs. 400/- per lot.
|
Twine/Yarn
|
Rs. 4.00 per 100 kg subject to minimum of Rs. 400/- per lot. |
Supervision
Charges on spot loading accepted material (optional)
|
Rs.
100/- per lot. |
Sealing
charges (Optional) |
Rs.
100/- per lot. |
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General
Information:
a. Printed matter to be printed on bags must be done with
the approval of consignee. The same approved letter/screen/sample
may be forwarded to this Institute while placing the contract.
While approving the printed matter,
consignee should stress on dimensions of letters and boundary
lines.
b.
Inspection charges have to be paid according to the inspection
quantity. This Institute is not responsible for any short
supply.
c.
In case of Rejection, charges to be paid by the supplier
to IJT and should be clearly mentioned in the appointment
contract offered by the buyer to
this Institute.
d.
Payment should be made by Crossed Cheque or Demand Draft
payable to "Institue of Jute Technology A/c. Mill Service
Division". Out-station Cheques should include the collection
charges or while making the bill the Institute will
include this amount.
e.
Challans by the supplier must reach this office 24hrs before
the inspection (by 4:30 pm on the previous day).
f. Certificate will be issued within 3 working days after
the inspection.
g.
Any reference of dispute to law of court will be restricted
to the jurisdiction of Calcutta High Court.
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