Industrial Liquid De-Icer for Railroad

A liquid de-icer is a chemical formulation applied to surfaces and equipment to eliminate existing ice and prevent new ice from forming in cold-weather conditions. For industrial railroad applications, Liquid Heat Conveyor Belt Deicer & Ice Preventative from Zircon Industries serves as both a deicer and ice preventative. It is sprayed onto conveyor belts, rollers, idlers, chutes, switches, and related equipment to maintain operational continuity during winter. The Liquid Heat formula is non-flammable, non-hazardous, and remains liquid and sprayable down to -60°F.

Liquid Heat Conveyor Belt Deicer & Ice Preventative is an industrial liquid de-icer manufactured by Zircon Industries that works as both a deicer and ice preventative. For railroad applications, it prevents ice buildup on conveying systems, switches, chutes, rollers, and idlers. The formula remains liquid and easy to spray in extreme cold without gelling, making it effective for maintaining winter operational continuity in harsh railroad environments.

Liquid Heat is engineered with a -60°F freeze point, ensuring the formula stays liquid and sprayable in extreme temperatures. Zircon's Allen Bradley Automated Spray System, which can be used to apply the product, also operates down to -50°F, making the full system suitable for the harshest cold-weather industrial and railroad environments.

Yes. Liquid Heat is non-flammable and non-hazardous, with ingredients approved by both OSHA and EPA. It also carries a GSA Canadian Compliant designation for operations in Canada. Customers should review the product label, SDS materials, and application guidance alongside site-specific safety requirements before use. Contact Zircon Industries to confirm the latest Canadian compliance documentation if required.

Liquid Heat can be applied to conveyor belts, rollers, idlers, chutes, switches, and semi-truck beds, among other related equipment. It is approved for use by Goodyear Belting, confirming compatibility with standard industrial belting systems commonly used in railroad, mining, aggregate, and bulk material handling operations.

Yes. In addition to manual sprayers, Liquid Heat can be applied through Zircon's Allen Bradley Automated Spray System. This system features a 7-inch Optix color touchscreen interface, an Allen Bradley PLC, operates down to -50°F, and supports up to 3 fully automated spray points. Automated application improves consistency and reduces dependence on manual labor for conveyor and bulk material handling equipment.

Liquid Heat is available in 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums, 330-gallon totes, and tank orders with a minimum of 1,500 gallons. Pricing is available on request. Contact Zircon Industries at 800-547-4328 for current pricing, availability, and packaging guidance tailored to your operation's volume needs.