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IS 15834 : 2008Stainless Steel Sliding Door Bolts for use with Padlocks - Specification

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IS 15834:2008 is the Indian Standard (BIS) for stainless steel sliding door bolts for use with padlocks - specification. This standard specifies the requirements for stainless steel sliding door bolts intended for security applications using a padlock. It covers the material composition, dimensions, manufacturing tolerances, finish, and performance criteria, such as strength and durability.

Stainless Steel Sliding Door Bolts for use with Padlocks - Specification

Overview

Status
Current
Usage level
Specialized
Domain
Architectural — Builder Hardware
Type
Specification
Earlier editions
IS 15834:2000
International equivalents
BS EN 12051:2000 · BSI (British Standards Institution) / CEN (European Committee for Standardization), UK/EuropeANSI/BHMA A156.16-2019 · ANSI (American National Standards Institute) / BHMA (Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association), USA
Typically used with
IS 1367IS 2102IS 6603IS 9000IS 9844
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5Key values2Tables4FAQs
Practical Notes
! Ensure the specified stainless steel grade is used, especially for outdoor or corrosive environments to prevent rusting.
! Verify the smooth sliding action of the bolt before installation; any jamming indicates a manufacturing defect.
! Check for the BIS certification mark on the product or packaging to ensure conformity to the standard.
Frequently referenced clauses
Cl. 4MaterialCl. 5Dimensions and TolerancesCl. 7Performance RequirementsCl. 9Marking and Packing
Pulled from IS 15834:2008. Browse the full clause & table index below in Tables & Referenced Sections.
stainless steel

International Equivalents

Similar International Standards
BS EN 12051:2000BSI (British Standards Institution) / CEN (European Committee for Standardization), UK/Europe
HighCurrent
Builders hardware - Door and window bolts - Requirements and test methods
Covers requirements and tests for manually operated door and window bolts, a direct functional equivalent.
ANSI/BHMA A156.16-2019ANSI (American National Standards Institute) / BHMA (Builders Hardware Manufacturers Association), USA
HighCurrent
American National Standard for Auxiliary Hardware
Covers 'surface bolts', which are functionally identical to the sliding bolts in the IS standard.
Key Differences
≠IS 15834 is material-specific, mandating stainless steel (like Grade 304). International standards like BS EN 12051 and ANSI/BHMA A156.16 are performance-based and material-agnostic, allowing any material that meets the specified strength and corrosion tests.
≠International standards use complex grading systems. BS EN 12051 uses an 8-digit code classifying performance in areas like durability, fire resistance, and security. ANSI A156.16 uses Grades (1, 2, 3) based on cycle testing and strength. IS 15834 classifies bolts primarily by physical size (length).
≠Durability cycle testing is a mandatory part of grading in international standards (e.g., ANSI A156.16 Grade 1 requires 100,000 cycles), but it is not a specified requirement in IS 15834, which focuses on static strength and corrosion.
≠The scope of IS 15834 is very narrow (only stainless steel sliding bolts for padlocks). ANSI/BHMA A156.16 is much broader, covering a wide range of auxiliary hardware including flush bolts, strikes, and roller latches.
Key Similarities
≈All standards specify requirements for a static load test on the bolt and staple assembly to ensure it provides a minimum level of resistance against forced entry.
≈All standards mandate a corrosion resistance test, typically a Neutral Salt Spray (NSS) test, to ensure durability in various environments, although the duration and acceptance criteria vary by grade.
≈All three standards define the basic functional components (bolt, casing/guide, staple/keeper) and include requirements for workmanship, finish, and freedom from sharp edges or defects that could impair function or cause injury.
≈The fundamental purpose of all the standards is to define minimum quality, performance, and safety benchmarks for a sliding bolt used to secure a door, gate, or window.
Parameter Comparison
ParameterIS ValueInternationalSource
Primary MaterialStainless Steel (Austenitic, e.g., Grade X04Cr19Ni9 of IS 6911, equivalent to 304)Not specified; can be steel, stainless steel, brass, etc., based on performance.BS EN 12051:2000
Classification SystemBy size (length in mm) and type (straight or cranked).8-digit code for 8 characteristics (e.g., category of use, durability, security, corrosion).BS EN 12051:2000
Corrosion Resistance Test (NSS)96 hours with no basis metal corrosion.Graded from 24 hours (Grade 1) to 480 hours (Grade 5).BS EN 12051:2000
Durability Cycle TestNot specified in the standard.Graded requirement, e.g., Grade 1 requires 100,000 cycles; Grade 2 requires 50,000 cycles.ANSI/BHMA A156.16-2019
Static Load Test (Security)2.0 kN for bolts ≥ 100mm length.Graded from 1.0 kN (Grade 2) to 5.0 kN (Grade 7 - High Security).BS EN 12051:2000
⚠ Verify details from original standards before use

Key Values5

Quick Reference Values
Minimum thickness of plate for staple1.5 mm
Minimum thickness of plate for bolt1.5 mm
Minimum diameter of bolt shoot9.5 mm for 150mm size
Minimum chromium content for Grade X02Cr1716.0%
Minimum static load resistance1.5 kN

Tables & Referenced Sections

Key Tables
Table 1 - Dimensions of Sliding Door Bolts
Table 2 - Chemical Composition and Mechanical Properties of Austenitic Stainless Steel
Key Clauses
Clause 4 - Material
Clause 5 - Dimensions and Tolerances
Clause 7 - Performance Requirements
Clause 9 - Marking and Packing

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Frequently Asked Questions4

What is the primary material specified for these bolts?+
Stainless steel conforming to specific grades mentioned in IS 6603, such as Austenitic or Ferritic types (Clause 4).
What are the standard sizes available for these bolts?+
The standard specifies nominal sizes (length) of 100, 150, 200, 250, and 300 mm (Table 1).
Is there a strength requirement for the bolt?+
Yes, the bolt assembly must withstand a static load of 1.5 kN without permanent damage or deformation (Clause 7.1).
How should the product be marked?+
Each bolt should be marked with the manufacturer's name or trademark, and the packaging should include details like size and material grade (Clause 9).

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