Liquid Calcium Chloride Ice Melt & Deicer

Calcium chloride is widely regarded as one of the best industrial deicers available. It outperforms sodium chloride and many competing chemicals in low-temperature effectiveness, remains active in extreme cold without gelling, and works quickly on contact. Zircon Industries' liquid formulation has been trusted across mining, aggregate, and bulk material handling industries for over 50 years.

Liquid Heat Conveyor Belt Deicer is effective on a broad range of industrial surfaces including conveyor belts, rollers, idlers, chutes, switches, and semi-truck beds. It is approved for use by Goodyear Belting, making it safe for rubber belt applications commonly found in mining, aggregate, and cement operations.

The product can be applied using automated spray systems or manual sprayers. Zircon Industries offers both application solutions, with automated systems providing consistent, waste-free delivery that eliminates human error — ideal for continuous conveyor operations in coal mines, aggregate plants, and power generation facilities operating through winter months.

Liquid Heat Conveyor Belt Deicer is available in 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums, 330-gallon totes, and bulk tank orders with a minimum of 1,500 gallons. Buying direct from Zircon Industries can save operations 30–50% compared to distributor pricing. Contact Zircon at 800-547-4328 for bulk pricing and shipping details.

Yes. Liquid Heat Conveyor Belt Deicer is non-hazardous and non-flammable, formulated exclusively with ingredients approved by both OSHA and EPA. A GSA Canadian Compliant label is also available for operations in Canada. It poses no significant fire risk during storage, handling, or application in industrial environments.

This deicer is widely used in coal mining, aggregate quarrying, cement production, steel mills, wood chip processing, recycling facilities, and power plants. It is also applied to semi-truck beds hauling bulk materials like sand, gravel, coal, and mulch to prevent freeze-stick carryback during winter transportation operations in cold climates.