Liquid Deicer for Coal Power Plants in Pennsylvania

The Liquid Heat Conveyor Belt Deicer maintains a freeze point of -60°F, ensuring it stays liquid and sprayable in the harshest Pennsylvania winters. The Ice Breaker Green surface deicer, enhanced with a patented corn-based additive, achieves a freeze point of -70°F — well below any temperature coal power plants in Pennsylvania are likely to encounter.

Yes. Liquid Heat is non-flammable, non-hazardous, and specifically approved for use by Goodyear Belting. Its OSHA and EPA compliant ingredients make it safe for industrial equipment including conveyor belts, rollers, chutes, and truck beds, without corroding or degrading surfaces during regular winter maintenance applications.

Yes. Zircon Industries offers both automated spray system solutions and manual sprayer options for Liquid Heat. The automated system is engineered to deliver precise, consistent application directly onto conveyor belts and related equipment — eliminating human error and reducing labor demands while maintaining continuous ice prevention throughout winter operations.

All liquid deicers are available in 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums, 330-gallon totes, and bulk tank orders with a minimum of 1,500 gallons. Bulk purchasing directly from Zircon Industries can save 30–50% compared to third-party sources. Contact the team at 800-547-4328 for volume pricing and delivery logistics to Pennsylvania facilities.

Yes. Liquid Heat uses OSHA and EPA approved ingredients, while Ice Breaker Green features an eco-friendly magnesium chloride formula with a patented corn-based additive. Both are formulated to minimize environmental impact. Ice Breaker Green is also 90% less corrosive than traditional rock salts, making it suitable for use in and around sensitive infrastructure.

Yes. The Anti-Frost Pneumatic Tool Lubricant and Deicer (X831 Chill Kill) is a non-alcohol-based extreme pressure lubricant that prevents freezing moisture in air lines, valves, and ports. Unlike alcohol-based alternatives, it will not corrode or damage pneumatic equipment — making it ideal for maintenance programs at coal power plants operating air-powered tools in cold climates.