Industrial Liquid De-Icer for Concrete

For concrete, Ice Breaker Green Liquid Deicer is the relevant Zircon product. It provides full liquid coverage rather than the spotty coverage common with dry products and is 90% less corrosive than salts. It can be used on outside and inside surfaces, including concrete, carpeting, and tile floors, and foot traffic can help move the product across treated areas.

Compared with dry salt products, Ice Breaker Green Liquid Deicer provides full liquid coverage and is positioned as 90% less corrosive than salts. Its patented corn-based additive lowers the freeze point to -70°F, and Zircon positions it for proactive use to help reduce ice bonding before it occurs. Customers should still follow application guidance for the specific surface and winter conditions.

Ice Breaker Green Liquid Deicer combines magnesium chloride with a patented corn-based additive that lowers the freeze point from -20°F to -70°F. This makes it suitable for severe winter conditions when used according to product guidance and site-specific application needs.

Yes. Ice Breaker Green Liquid Deicer is positioned as safe for outside and inside surfaces, including concrete, carpeting, and tile floors. Because it is 90% less corrosive than salts, it is a relevant choice for facility entrances, walkways, lobbies, and transition areas where outdoor treatment may be tracked indoors. Users should follow product label and facility maintenance guidance.

Zircon Industries offers liquid de-icers in multiple bulk packaging options to suit facilities of all sizes: 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums, 330-gallon totes, and bulk tank orders with a minimum of 1,500 gallons. Contact Zircon Industries at 800-547-4328 to request pricing and determine the best package size for your application volume.

Yes. Ice Breaker Green Liquid Deicer can be used proactively before freezing conditions to help reduce ice bonding on treated concrete and facility surfaces. Zircon also notes that foot traffic helps keep the product working by moving it across the surface. Application timing and coverage should follow the product label and site-specific winter maintenance plan.