IS 1367 ( Part 18) : 1996 ( Superseding 1S 9141 ; 1979) area are ahfie arp arn — gerd 3 Aer rH — Tartan ait ed am 18 tboridt ( drerr year ) Indian Standard INDUSTRIAL FASTENERS — THREADED STEEL FASTENERS — TECHNICAL SUPPLY CONDITIONS PART 18 PACKAGING (Third Revision ) Ics 21,060 OBIS 1996 BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS MANAK BHAVAN, 9 BAHADUR SHAH ZAFAR MARG ‘NEW DELHI 110002 November 1996 Price Group 2Bolts. Nuts and Fasteners Accessories Sectional Committee. LM 18 FOREWORD ‘This Indian Standard ( Third Revision ) was adopted by the Bureau of Indian Standards, after the draft finalized ‘by the Bolts, Nuts and Fasteners. Accessories Sectional Committee had been approved by the Light Mechanical Engineering Division Council, ‘This standard was originally published in 1961 and subsequently revised in 1967 and 1979. In the present revision, following major changes have been made: a) Marking requirements for bolts, screws, studs and nuts have been deleted from this standard since these are already covered in 1S 1367 ( Part 3 }: 1991 “Technical supply conditions for threaded steel fasteners: Part 3 Mechanical properties and test methods for bolts, screws and studs with full loadability (third revision ¥ and 1S 1367 ( Part 6): 1994 “Technical supply conditions for threaded stee! fasteners Part 6 Mechanical properties and test methods for nuts with specified proof loads (third revision b) Requirements for mode of delivery that is Packaging have been modified as per IS 9141 : 1979 *Code of practice for the packaging of fasteners (first revision ‘The packaging function las to fulfil a varicty of objectives including the protection of the contents against transport, handling and storage hazards. Threaded fasteners, like bols, us, screws and studs have some special features which must be protected to keep them fit for use atthe ultimate destination. Packaging has tobe designed in such a way as to ensure the availability of fasteners in packs to mect the general demand, Packaging has also 10 take into consideration the variations in quantity which in tum depends on the type of customer and the ‘availability of storage facilities at his end. Some of the Indian Standards on fasteners to which this standard applies are listed in Annex A, ‘This standard (Part 18) covers technical supply conditions in respect of packaging of threaded steel fasteners Other pars covering various aspects ofthe threaded steel fasteners and their respective degree of equivalence ‘with Intemational Standards are as under: ISNo. Title 180 Standard and Degree of Equivatence 18 1367 ‘Tecluical supply conditions for threaded ste! fasteners: - (Part1):1980 Introduction and general information (second revision) ISO 8992 : 1986 (Related Standard (Pan2): 1979 Product grades and tolerances (second revision ) “Technically equivalent to1SO 4759-1 : 1978 (Pan3): 1991 Mechanical properties and test methods for bolts, screws ‘Identical to ‘and studs with full loadability ( thind revision ) 1SO 898-1: 1988, (Part 5): 1980 Mechanical properties and test methods forset screws and Technically equivalent similar threaded fasteners not under tensile stresses to 1SO.898-5 : 1980 (second revision ) [NOTE — Preparation of Pat of hi standard intended to cover ‘Mechanical properties ad tat methods for bos, serews and studs ‘with enced oadably’ will await comeaponding Intemational ugroement. (Continued on third cover page )1S 1367 (Part 18): 1996 Indian Standard INDUSTRIAL FASTENERS — THREADED STEEL FASTENERS — TECHNICAL SUPPLY CONDITIONS PART 18 PACKAGING (Third Revision ) 1 scope am fibreboard boxes :Part 1 Corrugated 1.1 This standard sets out a procedure for packaging (Past 1): 1990 fibreboard boxes { second revision ) of threaded steel fasteners and for identification marking 6622: 1972 Greaseproof paper of the packages. 8470: 1977 Dimensions of rigid rectangular NOTE — The requirements of packaging of fener transport packages ‘notwithstanding the provisions given hereunder, shall comply with Standards of Wetghisand Measures (Packaged Commodities) Rules 1977. issued by the Government of Indi 2 REFERENCES 121 The following Indian Standards contain provisions. which through refereace in this text, constitute provision ‘of this standard. At the time of publication, the editions, indicated were valid, Al} standards are subject to revision, and parties agreements based on this standard areencouraged to investigate the possibility of applying, the most recent editions of she standards indicated below: ISNo. Ite 1367 Technica! supply conditions for (Part2);1979 threaded steel fasteners : Part 2 Product grades and tolerances (second revision) 1367 ‘Technical supply conditions for (Part3):1991 threaded steel fasteners : Part 3 1S0898-1 1988 Mechanical properties and test methods for bolts, screws and studs ‘with fall londability (third reviston ) 367 ‘Technical supply conditions for (Part6):1994 threaded steel fasteners: Part 6 1S0898-2: 1992 Mechanical properties and test ‘methods for mats with specified proof loads (third revision ) 1503: 1988 Wooden packing cases. (hind revision ) 2508:1984 Low density polyethylene films (second revision ) 3 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 3.1. The fasteners shall be marketed in the packed ‘condition only. 3.2 The fasteners without any surface protection shall, be covered with a suitable anti-corrosive agent before being packed ‘3.3 For identification, the packages shall always carry suitable tags. 34 Ina single packing unit, only fasteners of the sane designation, mechanical properties and quality characteristics shall be packed. 3.5. Multiple containers may be usod for a number of unit packs provided the separately packed fastener products can be identified easily by means oftheir labels or tags. ‘3.6 Packages shall be made in such a way that they are: protected against mechanical damage in transit. 3.7 The external dimensions of the unit package shall ‘conform to 1S 8470 : 1977.0 permit economic ubilization ‘of space and easy handling in transportation, 4 TYPES OF PACKAGING 4.1 Generally, the fasteners are supplied in boxes, crates, cartons or bags. 4.2. Bags shall be used only for Product Grade C fasieners {see IS 1367 (Part 2): 1979]. 4.241 ‘The number of items in a bag shall be such that the net mass ofthe bag does not exceed 50 kg15,1367 (Part 18): 1996 43 Product grade A andB fasteners [ see 1S 1367 Part 2): 1979] shall be packed in cartons/boxes in numbers selected from the following values: 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, $00 and. if required in larger ‘quantities, multiples of $00. 4.4 The mass of a single pack shall not exceed the following: Type of Packaging Net Mass inkg Paper or plastic bag, 3 Plasticbox or carton 5 Plastic or metal crateor carton 0 ‘Wooden crate or box 0 5 PACKAGING MATERIAL ‘5.1. Primary packing shall be done in grease proof paper conforming to 1S 6622 : 1972 or plastic bags made of LDPE conforming to15 2508 : 1984. 5.2 Boxes, Crates and Cartons ‘Shallbe made from the following: a) Woodenboxes or crates conforming o IS 1503. 1988; 1) Plastic boxes or crates: ©) Fibreboard boxes conforming to 1S 2771 (Past 1): 199004 4) Metal crates. 53 Bags Jute or plastic boys shall be use 6 TOLERANCES ON THE NUMBER OF PIECES IN A PACKAGE 6.1. The following deviations shall be permitted in respect of the nominal number of pieces dectared in a package, 6.1.1 For packages containing up (0 100 pieces: 2) For fasteners withd> 12mm 0 ) For fasteners withd < 12mm al 6.1.2. For packages with more than 100 pieces a) For fasteners withd> 12mm I percent ) Forfasteners withd< 12mm — 2,percent 7) MARKING ON PACKAGE ‘7.1 The packages shall be marked clearly and legibly with the following information: 8) The product designation: ') A pictorial representation of the product, where possible; ©) Total number of pieces in package: 4) Net mass of the package; and ©) Name ot identification mark ofthe manufacturer. ‘TALL The label or tag shall Le affixed om the package us per the existing trade practices and in such a way that the package can be identified easily during ‘transportation and storage. It shall be removable with difficulty only. 7.2. Distinctive colour markings shall be used for the ‘packages as under: emp Cae | Coarah ae pein Gane] rater” | weiter eee ion | deter sey upecs | Ups |GrenCOpiat) relia ikezir 7 3 ioe | 8 [ie 73 BIS Certification Marking ‘The package may also be marked with the Standard ‘Mark along with the corresponding Indian Standard ‘number to which the packaged product conforms. 7.3.1 The use of the Standard Mark is governed by the provisions of Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986 and the Rules and Regulations made thereunder, The details of conditions under which the licence for the ‘use of Standard Mark may be granted to manufacturers ‘or producers may be obtained from the Bureau of Indian Standards,15.1367 ( Part 18) ANNEX A ( Foreword ) LIST OF INDIAN STANDARDS ON FASTENERS TO WHICH THIS INDIAN STANDARD APPLIES ISNo. Title 181363 Hexagon head bolts, srewsand nuts (Part 1): 1992. of product grade: Part | Hexagon 1804046 1988. head bolis (size range MS to M64 ) (third revision) 181363 Hexagon head bolts, serewsand nuts (Part2): 1992. of product grade C: Part 2 Hexagon TSO4018:1988 head screws (sizerangeMS to M64) (hind revision) 1s 1363 Hexagon head bots, screws and nuts (Pant3): 1992 of product grade C: Part 3 Hexagon TSO 4034: 1986 nuts size range MStoM64 ) (third revision) IS 1364 Hexagon head bolts, screws and nuts (Part 1):1992. of product grades Aand B: Part 1 180 4014 1986 Hexagon head bolts (Size range M16 10 M64 ) (third revision ) Is 1364 Hexagon head bolts, screws and nuts (Part2): 1992. of product grades A and B:Part 2 1S0 4017: 1988 Hexagon head screws (size range ML6 to M64 )( hird revision) 1s B64 Hexagon headbolts, screws and muts (Part3): 1992. of product grades A and B : Part 3 1SO 4032: 1986 Hexagon nuts (size range M1.6to M64 ) (third revision ) Is 1364 ‘Hexagon head bolis, screws and nuts (Part4): 1992. of product grades A and B Part 4 TSO 4035: 1986 Hexagon thin nuts ( chamfered ) ISNo. Title “( size range M16 to M64 ) ( third revision ) 18 1364 Hexagon head bolts, screws and nuts (Part): 1992 of product grade B: Part 5 Hexagon ISO 4036: 1979 thin nuts Cunchamfered ) (size range M16 to MIO) (third revision ) 1365:1978 Slotted countersunk head screws (third revision) 1366:1982 Slotted cheese head screws ( second revision) 1862: 1975 Studs (second revision ) 3138; 1966 Hexagonal bolts and nuts ( M42t0 M150) 6760:1972 Slotted countersunk head wood screws 6761:1995 Fasteners — Countersunk head screws with hexagon socket (rst revision ) ‘Ti69: 1989 Slotted raised. countersunk ( oval) head tapping screws (common head type) ( first revision) 7170:1989 Slotted countersunk (flat) head tap- ping. screws (common head type) ‘Ciirst revision) TIT3:1989 Slotted pan head tapping screws (first revision)(Continued from second cover page ) IS No. (Pant 6): 1994 TSO 898-2 : 1992 (Part 7) : 1980 (Pan 8) 1992 (Part 9/Sec 1) :1993 180 6157-1: 1988 (Part 9/Sec 2):1993 180 6157-3 : 1988 (Part 10): 1979 (Part 11): 1996 1S0 4042 : 1989 (Part 12): 1981 (Part 13.) 1983 (Part 14): 1984 (Pan 1s) (Par 16): 1979 (Part 17): 1996 TSO 3269: 1988, (Part 19): 1SO 3800 : 1993 (Part. 20 ): 1996 180 898-7; 1992 Tile Mechanical properties and test methods for nuts with speci- fied proof loads (third revision ) Mechanical properties and test methods for nuts without ‘specified proof loads ( second revision ) Mechanical and performance properties for prevailing {torque type stel hexagon nuts (second revision ) ‘Surface discontinuties, Section 1 Bolts, screws and studs for general applications ( third revision ) Surface discontinuties, Section 1 Bolts, screws and studs for special applications ( third revision ) Surface discontinuties on nuts (second revision ) Electroplated coatings (thind revision ) Phosphate coatings on threaded fasteners (second revision ) Hot-dip galvanized coatings on threaded fasteners ( second revision ) Stainless stee! threaded fasteners ( second revision ) Requirements at subzero and elevated temperatures (second revision ) (under preparation ) Designation system and symbols (second revision ) Inspection, sampling and acceptance procedure ( third revision) ‘Axial load fatigue testing of bolts, screws and nuts ( second revision )( under preparation ) Part 20 Torsional test and minimum torques for bolts and screws with nominal diameter 1 mm to 10 mm 180 Standard and Degree of Equivalence Ideatical to 180 898-2: 1992 Does not exist ‘Technically equivalent to ISO 2320: 1983 Identical to ISO 6157-3 : 1988 ‘Technically equivalent 10 ISO 6157-2 : 1995 Identical to 180 4042 ; 1989 Does not exist Does not exist ‘Technically equivalent to ISO 3506: 1979 Does not exist Does not exist Identical to 180 3269 : 1988 Identical to 180 3800 : 1993 Identical to 180 898-7 : 1992 18 9141 : 1979 "Code of practice for the packaging of fasteners ( first revision )’ shall be withdrawn consequent {o the publication of this standard, since its contents are now covered in this standard. For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of this standard is complied with, the final value, observed of calculated, expressing the result ofa test or analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance with 1S 2 1960 ‘Rules for rounding off numerical values ( revised J rounded off value should be the same as that of the specified value in this standard. '. The number of significant places retained in theBureau of Indian Standards BISis a statutory institution established under the Bureau of indian Standards Act. 1986to promote harmonious development of the activities of standardization, marking and quality certification of goods and attending to ‘connected matters in the country. Copyright BIS has the copyright ofall its publications. No part ofthese publications may be reproduced in any form without the prior permission in writing of BIS. 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