IS : 460 ( Part 1 ) - 1985

( Reaffirmed 1990 1
Indian Standard
SPECIFICATION FOR
TEST SIEVES
PART 1 WIRE CLOTH TEST SIEVLS

( Third Revision )

Third Reprint NOVEMBER 1994

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@ CopVright 1985

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

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Gr 4 October 1985
 I§ : 460 ( Part 1 ) - 1985

Indian Standard
SPECIFICATION FOR
TEST SIEVES
PART 1 WIRE CLOTH TEST SIEVES

( Third Revision )
Sieves, Sieving and Other Sizing Methods Sectional
Committee, BDC 19

Chairman
DR M. PAWXtOLY
A-15123, Vasant Vihar,
New Delhi 110057
Me&rS Hepresenting
SHRI S. N. ARORA Shalimar Wires & Industries Ltd, Hooghly
SERI S. KUMAR ( ALlnna6e )
SnRI M. M. BAHAL Tata-Robins-Fraser Ltd, Jamshedpur
LT-COL C. A. R~D~ICWES ( Alternate )
SEW S. K. BANLRJEE National Test House, Calcutta
SHRI P. R. Dns ( Alternate )
SHRI R. K. CHOURAHIA Jeetmull Jaichandlall Pvt Ltd, Calcutta
Snnr C. E. CHO-JRARIA ( Alternate )
DIRECTOR Central Soil & Materials Research Sta:ion,
New Delhi
+DR P. 6. JAIN National Physical Laboratory ( CSIR j,
New Delhi
DR J. N. BOHRA ( Alternate )
DR P. T. JOJXN In personal capacity ( Pulinfrrlit Kotakrd,
Chcppad 690 507, Keraln )
SHRI CHANDRAEANT L. KHA~~AM All India Wire Netting Manufacturers Aksecia-
tion, Bombay
SHRK N. K. KOTEARI The rkociatrd Cement Companies Ltd. hornbay
SHRI A. R. A. KRISENAN Ministry of Defence ( DGI )
SHRI B. K. Sr~aa ( Alternate)
SHRI M. V. RA,*~c+ARAO Cement Research Institute of India, New Delhi
DR S. C. AIILUWALIA ( Alternate )
lDr p. C. Jain WBBChairman of the meeting sheo this standard was flnalizetl.
( CGakwi on pge 2 )

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Members Rtfirescnting
SHRI A, V. S. R. SASTRI Associated Instrument Manufacturers ( India
New Delhi
SHRI M. N. BALIQA ( Altmatc )
SHRI HAS.MIJKHC. SHALH Standard Wire Products, Bombay
SHRI C. S S HARMA Cement Corooration of India Ltd. New Delhi
SHRI C. M. P. SINHA Directorate ‘General of Technical Developme
New Delhi
SHR1.C. P. SOOD All India Instrument Manufacturers & Deal
Association, Bombay
Sunr J. MANDONSA( Altttnatc )
SHRI G. V. SU~RAMLNYA National Mineral Developm&t Corporatic
New Delhi
SBRI G. S. RAXAKRISENA RAO
( Alternntt )
SHRI G. RAMAN, Director General, IS1 ( Ex-o$icio Mtmbtr )
Director ( Civ Engg )

Sccrttary
SH~I C. K. BEBARTA
Joint Director ( Civ Engg ), ISI

Sieves Subcommittee, BDC 19 : 1

co:m?lltr
DK P. C. JAIN National Physical Laboratory ( CSIR
New Delhi
Metn b8rs
Sum B. B. BI~ALLA Hindustan Scientific Co, Jaipur
Sitar A. K. B~IATTA~HA~ZYA Geologist Syndicate Pvt Ltd, Calcutta
SUI:I H. K. GIJIXA( Altcrnatt )
CHIIGY ENQINEER(TRAINING 1 Central Public Works Department, New Delhi
SU~ERI~VTENDINO ENQINEEE
( TRAININQ) ( Alternatt )
SIILH R. K. CEOUBA~IA Jeetmull Jaichandlall Pvt Ltd, Calcutta
SIII~IC. L. CH~URAEIA ( Alternate 1
1)~ R. K. DUTTA Central Buildiog Research Institute ( CSIR
Roorkee
Sur:r S. P. MErInOTEA ( Alternate )
SHRI A. D. GIJPTA Fertilizer ( Planning and Development ) Inc
Ltd. Sindri
Snr:~ N. S. DANI ( Alftrnotc )
Sam A. K. JAIN Graphite India Ltd, Calcutta
SUEI NAVIN MARWAII Sieves India, Bombay
Sum MANU MAEWAH ( Alternatt )
SHEI .J. MENDONSA Lawrence Mayo ( India) Pvt Ltd, New Delhi
SUI:I R. R. RAJAQOPALAN( Alttrnat~ )
Suni C. M. NA~PAUL National Fertilizers Ltd, New Delhi
Sum M. V. RANQA RAO Cement Research Institute of rnA;a

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 IS : 460 ( Part 1 ) - 1985

Indian Standard
SPECIFICATION FOR
TEST SIEVES
PART f WIRE CLOTH TEST SIEVES

f Third Revision )

0. FOREWORD
0.1 This Indian Standard ( Part 1 ) ( Third Revision ) was adopted by
the Indian Standards Institution on 20 February 1985, after the draft fina-
lized by the Sieves, Sieving and Other Sizing Methods Sectional
Committee had been approved by the Civil Engineering Division Council.
0.2 This standard was first issued in 1953 and revised in 1962 and 1978.
The 1978 revision of this standard was published in three parts, namely,
Part 1 dealing with wire cloth test sieves; Part 2 dealing with perforated
plate test sieves and Part 3 dealing with methods of examination of test
sieves whether made from wire cloth or perforated plates for determining
their compliance with Part 1 and Part 2 of this standard. The revision of
this standard (Part 1) has been taken up in view of the experiences gained
during the course of implementation of this standard and also to bring it
in conformity with the foIlowing International Standards published by
the International Organization for Standardization ( IS0 ):
IS0 565-1983 Test sieves--Woven metal wire cloth, perforated plate
and electroformed sheet-Nominal sizes of openings.
IS0 33 1O/l-l 982 Test sieves-Technical requirements and testing-
Part 1 Test sieves of metal wire cloth.
0.3 In this revision the number of aperture sizes have been considerably
increased. The Committee while revising the standard felt that the change
in the sieve sizes above 5*6 mm from R 20 seriesin 1962 version to R 4013
in 1978 has created difficulties in the implementation, as was evident from
the various comments received from the users, since no time period was
given for change-over for modifying the test procedure and specification
followed at various Ievels for over 15 years. The sieve sizes specified in
1962 version are still in vogue. The Committee, therefore, decided to prr-
mit these sieve sizes given in 1962 version temporarily for a period of
about 5 years with suitable precautionary note in the standard so that

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users could get acquainted with the new sizes along with the old sizes and
take appropriate steps to switch over to the R 40/3 sizes in course of their
use. It is intended to withdraw the additional sizes in the next revision of
the standard because the international standard IS0 565-1983 recom-
mends that t!re principal sizes should be used where possible, but where
a closer series is required, it should be drawn from one of Ithe supplemen-
tary series only that is R 20 or R 40/3, and not from both. The Committee
also felt the need for discouraging the use of non-IS0 sizes. The British
standard, ASTM and other overseas specifications have recommended
IS0 sizes to facilitate international coordination. Therefore, there is grea-
ter need for the adoption of the preferred sizes given in this standard.
0.3.1 Further, in this revision the material requirements for wire cloth
as well as frames have been clearly specified. The thickness of covers and
receivers have been modified. Mild steel has been deleted from the mate-
rials for wire cloth and frame and the requirement for effective sieving
surface also modified. The lOO-mm sieve frames have not been recommen-
ded now for wire cloth sieves.
0.4 This standard contains 9.1 under which the purchaser is required to
supply certaim information with enquiry and order for procurement of test
sieves to suit his requirements.
0.5 For the purpose of deciding whether a particular requirement of this
standard is complied with, the final value, observed or calculated, express-
ing the result of a test or analysis, shall be rounded off in accordance with
IS : 2-1960*. The number of significant places retained in the rounded off
VaIue should be the same as that of the specified value in this standard.

1. SCOPE
1.1 This standard ( Part 1 ) covers test sieves, with screening. medium of
lvoven-wire cloth, for use in testing in the classrfication of materials
according to particle size.
1.2 It applies to test sieves having aperture sizes from 125 mm down to
0.032 mm ( 32 pm j.
2. DESIGNATION
2.1 Test sieves of metal wire cloth are designated by the nominal size of
aperture of the wire cloth, followed by the inscription ‘ IS Sieve ‘.
Ewmgles:
a) 5.GO-mm IS Sieve
b) 425-pm IS Sieve
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 IS : 460 (‘Part 1 ) - 1985

2.2 Nominal aperture sizes of 1 mm and above, as well as their associated

tolerances and wire diameters, are expressed in millimetres ( nun ) :11!t1
for aperture sizes smaller than 1 mm, these are exprcsscd in micronrctrcs
(pm>*
3. SIEVING MEDIUM
3.1 Materials for Sieving Media - The wire-cloths for test sieves shall
be manufactured from any of the materials given in Table 1. Plated or
coated wires shall not be permitted in the test sieves.
NOTE - The grades of the materials used shall bc declared by the manufac-
turer, if so desired by the purchaser.

TABLE 1 MATERIALS FOR WIRE CLOTH

SL MATERIAL CONFO~HINGTO RANGE OF APERTUIIE
No. SIZE FOR WIIICII
SUITABLE

(1) (2) (3) (4)

i) Phosphor bronze IS: 7608-1975* LCSS than 250 pm
ii) Brass IS : 4413-1981t 250 ym to 16 mm
iii) Stainless steel IS : 6528-1972$ All sizes
*Specification for phosphor bronze wires ( for general cnginecring purposes ).
TSpecification for brass wires for general engineering purposes (Jirsl rtvisiorr ).
JSpecification for stainless steel wire.

3.2 Wire Diameter - After the cloth is mounted in the sieve the avtr-
age wire diameter it different positions across the sieving surface shall bc
uniform in order that the limits on ‘aperture size can be obeyed. The
preferred wire diameters d ( see Fig. 1 ) and the permissible range of
choice of wire diameters d,, and dbl,, arc given in co1 5, 6 and 7 of
Table 2.
3.3 Weave - Wire cloth slail be woven to produce uniform square aper-
tures within the tolerances given in 3.4. All aperture sizes apply for plain
weave, but for aperture sizes of 63 pm and smaller, twilled weave is
permissible for aperture sizes of 4.00 mm and greater the wire shall be
crimped before weaving.
3.3.1 Perpendicularity of Wires - If the purchaser requires a tolerance on
perpendicularity, this shall be included in the order. No tolerance on per-
pendicularity of warp and weft wires is specified in this standard since
users’ requirements may differ according to the material to be tcstcd. A
tolerance of f 3’ from perpendicularity may be acceptable in mally cases
and a visual inspection of gcncral appearance of perpendicularity is accep-
table in other cases. It should be recognized that a test should apply to

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the: general directions of the warp and weft wires over several apertures
and mt to a single apertiirc.

TABLE 2 APERTURE TOLERANCES AND WIRE DIAMETERS

( Clauses 3.2 and 3.4.1 )
NOMMINAL ToLEnAxci?. ON APEFZTURESIZE WIRE DIAMETERS
APITI~TURE --- ---A, --
Srzl~x Maximum Tolerance Interme- ’ heferred Permissible
w Tolerance for Average diate Tole- She Range of
for Any rance Choice
One Aper- I
ApEze r---N
ture dmax d mln
+x fT +5 d
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
mm mm mm mm mm mm mm
*125 4’51 3% 4’09 8 9’2 6’8
106 3’99 3.12 3’55 6’3 7’2 5.4
t100 3.82 2’94 3.38 6’3 7’2 5.4
*go.0 3.53 2’66 3’09 6-3 7.2 5.4
t80.0 3.24 2’37 2.80 6’3 7’2 5’4
75’0 3.09 2’22 2.65 6’3 7’2 5.4
+63’0 2’71 1.87 2’29 5’6 6.4 4.8
53.0 2’39 1’58 1’99 5 5.8 4’3
tso-0 2’29 1.49 1.89 5 5.8 4’3
‘45’0 2’12 1.35 1’73 4.5 5.2 3’8
t40.0 1.94 1.20 1’57 4.5 5’2 3.8
37.5 1’85 1.13 1’49 4’5 5’2 3.8
*31*5 1’63 0’95 1.29 4 4.6 3’4
26’5 1.44 0.80 1’12 3-55 4.1 3
t25.0 1.38 0.76 1’07 3.55 kl 3
*22*4 1’27 0’68 0:98 3.55 4’1 3
t20.0 1’17 0’61 0’89 3.15 3’6 2’7
19’0 1’13 0.58 0.85 3’15 3.6 2.7
*16-O w99 0’49 0’74 3.15 3.6 2’7
13’2 0.86 0.41 0.64 .I- 2-S 3.2 2’4
t12.5 0’83 0’39 0.61 2’5 2.9 2’1
fll’2 0’77 0’35 0.56 2’5 2’9 2.1
t10.0 0.71 0’31 0’51 2.5 2’9 2’1
9’50 0.62, 0’30 0’49 2’24 26 1.9
‘2’00 0 f,fJ 0’25 0’43 2 2’3 1’7
C,‘i(J fJ..53, U’Zl (J.37 l-8 2’1 1’5
K.3 ‘J.51 IJ*‘L(J 0% 1’8 2’1 1’5
*5*C,O (J-47 fJ-;% (J’3! 1.6 1’9 1’3
4’75 0’41 ‘J’IS fJ.2:: 1% 1’9 1.3
( Confinucd )

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TABLE 2 APERTURE TOLERANCE AND WIRE DIAMETERS - Cantd

NOMINAL TOLRRANCEON APERTUI~ESIZE WIRE DIAYET~RS
APERTURE _._----.A__---__,~ _-_A ------
SIZEa ’ Maximum Tolerance Interme- Perferred Permissible ’
W Tolerance for Average diate Tole- Size Range of
for any aperture rance Choice
one aper Size
turc _--A--y

+x +r +5 d ‘d max d mln
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) P-5) (7)
mm mm mm mm mm mm
+ 4.00 0.37 0’13 0’25 1’4 1.7 1.2
3’35 0.32 0’11 0’22 1’25 1’5 I.06
l 2’60 0% 0’09 0’19 1’12 1.3 0’95
2’36 0’25 0’08 0’17 1 1’15 0.85
‘208 0.23 0’07 0.15 0.9 1’04 0.77
1’70 0’20 0’06 0’13 8’8 0’92 668
+ 1’40 0’18 0’05 0’11 0’71 0’82 0.6
1.18 0’16 0’04 0’10 0’63 0.72 o-54
* 1’00 0’ 14 0’03 0’09 0.56 0.64 0’48
um pm pm I.rm
:5: 127 29 78 G &: 430
+ 710 112 25 69 450 520 380
600 101 21 61 400 460 340
l500 89 18 54 315 360 270
425 81 16 48 280 320 240
355 72 13 43 224 260 190
360 65 12 38 200 230 170
l 250 58 9’9 34 160 190 130
212 52 8.7 30 146 170 120
’ 180 47 7.6 27 125 150 106
150 43 66 25 100 115 85
l 125 38 5.8 22 90 104 77
106 35 5.2 20 71 82 60
098 32 4’6 18 63 72 54
75 29 4’1 17 50 58 43
+ 63 26 3’7 15 45 52 38
53 24 3’4 14 36 41 31
l 45 22 3’1 13 32 37 27
38 20 2.9 11 30 35 24
..
32 19 2.7 11 28 33 23
NOTE 1 - Sizes indicated by ‘ f ’ have been permitted temporarily only. It in
intended to withdraw these sizes in the next revision of the standard. The users are,
therefore, advised to switch-over to other sizes permitted in table in due course of
their use.
Nol*x 2 - Sizes indicated by ‘ l ’ are the principal sizes of IS0 565-1983.

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3.4 Aperture Tolerances

3.4.1 The nominal apcrtye M’ and tolerances, X, II”and < as given in
co1 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Table 2 shall apply separately to the warp and weft
directions. They shall apply to the aperture sizes as measured on the
centre lines of the aperture ( see Fig. 1 ).

w= width of aperture
d= diameter of wire

FIG. 1 POINTSOF MBASUKEMEXT OF APERTURE WIDTH

3.4.2 No aperture size shall exceed the nominal size by more than X.
3.4.3 The average aperture size shall not depart from the nominal size
by more than rf Y.
3.4.4 Not more than 6 percent of the total number of apertures shall
have sizes between ‘nominal + X’ and ‘nominal + r.
3.4.5 When a sieve has less than 50 apertures, not more than 3 aper-
tures shall fall within the limits of ‘nominal + X’ and ‘nominal + 5’.
4. TEST SIEVE FRAME
4.1 Material - The frames of test sieves shall be manufactured from
any of the materials given in Table 3.
NOTE - The grades ofthe materials usrd shall bcdeclared by the manufacturer,
ifso desired by the purchaser.

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TABLE 3 MATERIALS FOR TEST SIEVE FRAMES

( c&zuse 4.1 )

SL MATERIAL CONFORMINGTO SUITABLE FOR

No. FROZE SIZE

(1) (2) ,(3) (4)

i\ Brass sheet IS : 410-19772 All sizes
ii) Stainless steel sheet IS : 69; l-1972t All sizes
iii) Galvanized steel sheet IS : 277-1977$ Size 300 mm
and above
iv) Electroplated steel sheet: IS 513-19735
sheet material

*Specification for cold rolled brass sheet, strip and foil ( third r&ion ).
*Specification for stainless steel sheets and strips.
$Specification for galvanized steel sheets ( plain and corrugated ).
SSpecification for cold rolled carbon steel sheets ( second revision).

4.2 Shapes and Sizes - The commonly used shapes and sizes are given
in Table 4 ( see Fig, 2 ).

NOTE - The use of special size and shape frames, however, are to be discoura-
ged where the standard frames can be used.

FIG. 2 DIMENSIONS OF FRAME FOR TEST SIEVE

4.3 It is recommended that the 200 mm round frame should be used as

far as possible, especially for wire cloth up to 1 mm nominal aperture size.
For large aperture sizes the 300 mm round or square sieve may be
required, or even larger sieves of 450 mm size for aperture sizes greater
than 25 mm and large sample quantities.
NOTE - The shape and size of the sieve havf little effect on the results of
sieving operation.

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4.4 Cover and Receiver - When specified by the purchaser a cover
and receiver shall be provided for sieves, of the same metal and thickness
as the sieve frame ( see Fig. 3 ). The cover of the sieve shall be double
walled. The depth of the receiver shali be equal to the dimension ( C )
specified in Table 4.

RECEIVER 1

FIG. 3 NEST OF TEST SIEVES WITH COVER AND RECEIVER

5. FINISH
5.1 The sieving surface, frame rec,eivers, and covers, shall be smoothly
finished. Seal between frame and sieving medium shall be so formed as to
prevent lodging of the material to be sieved. There shall be no lacquer
on surfaces which come into contact with a sample.

6. NESTING
6.1 The test sieves shall nest snu$y with each other and with the lid and
receiver of the same shape and size.

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 TABLE 4 RECOMMENDED SHAPES AND SIZES OF TEST SIEVE FRAMES
( Clauses 4.2 and 4.4 )

All dimensions in millimetres

SHAPE NOMINAL TOP INTER- I~OWTOM Es- MINIXUM DIAXETER OR DEPTHFROY DEPTH
ix SIZE NAL DIA- TERNAL Tn~cs- LESQTHOF TOP EDGE FRO31
METER,! DIAXETER/ dESS EFEECTIVE TO SIEVING BOTTOBl
LEKQTH LESGTH SlEVIXG SURFACE EDGETO
SCRFACE SIEVINQ
SURFACE
A’ B* I E c D
r--- A,_-_-
Min Max

(1) (2) 0) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (16)

2oq: ; too+ -1 O 185 200 50 15

i) Round 200
L ii) Round ]
L 300t; 300+ o 275 300 75 15
> 300 -1
Sq::are J
iii) Round 1
450+ ’ 450: ; 425 450 100, 20
> 450 -0 1’00
Sqo:are J Min
NOTE 1 -Where so desired, sieves having 25 mm depth from top edge to sieving surface may also bc supplied.

NOTES- When floe wire mesh is used in large sieves, it may be supported by a spider or other mc am.
(_ *-5” *A and B shall be such as to make the sieves nestable as required in 6.1.
IS: 460 ( Part l)- 1985

7. MOUNTING
7.1 T11c: wire cloth shall be so mounted in the frame.as to be held firmly
and eq~~nlly taut in all directions lvithout any distortion of the mesh.
8. TESTING
8.1 Each of the wire cloth test sieves shall bc tested to meet the require-
ments of
this stnndartl. The apertures of the test sieves s!iall bc examined
in accordance with IS : 460 ( Part 3 )-1985*. If calibration test is requi-
red to 1~ performctl, it shall be clearly stated in the enquiry and order.
9. INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE PURCHASER
9.1 The purchaser should state the following with any enquiry and order:
1 l>csignatiotl of the sieve;
i) Sieving medium : Material;
C! Frame shape, size and material;
4 Whether a receiver is required;
e> Whether a cover is required;
f) Whether calibration test is to be performed; and
9) Whether statement on wire diameter is required.
10. MARKING
10.1 h label shall be fixed to the frame of each sieve complying with this
standard, legibly marked with the foIlowing information ( see Fig. 4 for an
example of the label ).

I
I
STAINLESS STEEL WIRE
75 I BRASS FRAME
mm I No 12365

I IS SIEVE
XV2 & co.

FIG. 4 TYPICAL ILLUSTRATION OF SPECIMEN’LABEL

a) Designation ( The figures shall he bold, and easily readable at the
left hand side of the label ) ;
*Specification for test sieves .* Part 3 Methods of examination of apertures of test
sieves ( lfiird revision ).

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b) The material of the wire cloth;

c) ‘Yhe material of the sicvc frame;
d) The maker’s name or trade-mark;
e) An identification number; and
f) The wire diameter: when the purchaser requests.
10.2 Each test sieve may also be ma&cd with the Standard Mark.

lo,+3 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 Iicence for the use of Standard Mark
may be granted to manufacturers or producers may be obtained from the Bureau
of Indian Standards.

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