Sidewalk Deicers

One gallon of Ice Breaker Green covers approximately **1,500 square feet** when applied according to Zircon Industries' guidance. Actual coverage can vary with the sprayer, application rate, surface texture, weather, and existing ice conditions. It is intended for high-priority areas such as walkways, entrances, loading docks, and paved facility surfaces.

Ice Breaker Green is intended for exterior ice-control treatment and is formulated to be **90% less corrosive than salts**. Zircon Industries states that it will not damage interior or exterior surfaces such as concrete, carpeting, and tile floors, helping reduce concerns when residue is tracked indoors from treated walkways. It should not be interpreted as a product intended for direct application to carpeting or indoor flooring.

Zircon Industries states that the patented corn-based additive lowers the formulation's freeze point from **-20°F to -70°F**. This is a product freeze-point claim, not a guarantee that it will melt ice at the same rate under every field condition. Actual deicing performance depends on pavement temperature, ice thickness, dilution, weather, and application rate.

Ice Breaker Green can be applied using a compatible manual sprayer to treat walkways, entrances, loading docks, parking areas, and other paved facility surfaces. Applying it proactively helps prevent ice bonding before it occurs. Zircon Industries provides manual-sprayer guidance for product application; operators should follow the product label and current application instructions.

Ice Breaker Green is available in 5-gallon pails, 55-gallon drums, 330-gallon totes, and tank quantities with a minimum order of 1,500 gallons. Contact Zircon Industries at 800-547-4328 for current pricing, availability, freight information, and help selecting the appropriate volume for your facility.

Ice Breaker Green is not completely non-corrosive. Zircon Industries states that its magnesium chloride and patented corn-based formulation is **90% less corrosive than salts**. This can reduce corrosion exposure compared with traditional salt, but facilities should still apply the correct amount, manage residue and runoff, and follow the product label for compatible surfaces and equipment.