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impact insulation class

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impact insulation class (IIC)
A single-number rating used to compare and evaluate the performance of floor-ceiling constructions in isolating impact noises.
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Impact Insulation Class (IIC) measures the transmission of sound waves caused by an object or objects striking a surface--such as a foot hitting the floor--and transmitting the sound through the material.
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The company's high-tech products provide the most reliable and proven Sound Transmission Class and Impact Insulation Class solutions on the market, the lowest-cost RF-shielding solutions, as well as the only THX-certified soundproofing solution in the world.
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