THERMAL SECTOR
We are available to design, produce, and install insulating materials for all types of industrial, civil, and new construction projects. Thermal insulation plays a crucial role in protecting against heat sources or cold, noise control, fire protection, and ensuring the success of the system’s performance. Proper insulation not only reduces energy costs but also prevents corrosion of the system.
GOOD INSULATION = ENERGY SAVINGS = ECONOMIC SAVINGS = SYSTEM PROTECTION
ACOUSTIC SECTOR
Design and study of noise-related issues in industrial and civil environments, including the creation and installation of insulation elements (soundproof cabins, suspended ceilings, ductwork).
Prediction of acoustic impact and passive acoustic requirements for environments.
Phonometric investigations in work environments in compliance with the latest workplace safety regulations.
VENTILATION SECTOR
Consultation
With our extensive experience in the aeraulic sector, we are available to find better solutions for any type of system to be implemented.
Production
All ducts are fully manufactured in our workshops using high-quality certified materials.
Transportation and Installation
Every system is constructed by our specialized personnel capable of handling construction-related challenges, from system complexity to site safety.
Supply of Components and Accessories
ITIC is competitive in the sale and installation of all aeraulic accessories, including vents, dampers, fire dampers, extractors, microperforated ducts, and fabric ducts.
FIRE SAFETY SECTOR
Fire Passive Protection Measures
ITIC provides certified products, including:
- Various types of wall and floor penetrations and openings: pipe and duct passages, cable tray walkways, fire dampers, and expansion joints.
- Preformed intumescent sleeves certified according to the EN 1366-3 standard for sealing wall and floor penetrations of combustible pipes up to EI 240.
- EI120-180 insulating mats according to the EN 1366-1 standard for use in the presence of externally exposed metallic duct penetrations during a fire.