​​​​​​Ice Breaker Thaw Granules

Especially at low temperatures, Ice Breaker Thaw Granules can be dosed very sparingly, this due to the fact that their de-icing power is higher than the power of grit salt (NaCl) and that they release heat during the dissolving process – the product helps reduce the burden on the environment.

25 kilograms in the bucket are sufficient for approx. 800 - 5.000 m² cleared sidewalks or traffic areas. 

Most coated surfaces of synthetic material show good resistance against Ice Breaker Thaw Granules.

Conventional grit salt builds pH neutral to slightly acid aqueous solutions and can develop, in combination with acid rain, traces of hydrochloric acid or sulfurous acid. For this reason, conventional grit salt can cause corrosive effects on natural stones – particularly on types of stone with a percentage of limestone. Ice Breaker Thaw Granules compensate the corrosive action of acid rain because, once dissolved in water, they form an alkaline brine solution. No formation of acid traces and the associated corrosive effects are therefore to be expected.

When snow covers the ground, snow clearance should be carried out before using Ice Breaker Thaw Granules.

Due to the hygroscopic properties of Ice Breaker Thaw Granules, buckets, when opened, should always be kept tightly sealed to avoid clumping of the product.