SAFE ROAD SALT® de-icing salt

SAFE ROAD SALT is a dry de-icing salt with a grain size up to 5mm. The specific particle size distribution of fine and coarse salt is the guarantee for an optimal melting result and minimal consumption. Thanks to an added anti-caking agent, this de-icing salt is well-flowing and easy to spread. SAFE ROAD SALT is suitable for both preventive and curative use and is effective up to -12°C. It's ideal in combination with salt brine for pre-wet salting.

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Application

SAFE ROAD SALT is effective up to -12°C and is the ideal solution to keep roads, parking lots, sidewalks, ... ice-free. SAFE ROAD SALT is appropriate for preventive and curative use.

  • Class A road salt

    Dry and easy to sprinkle.

  • Robust packaging

    Our bagged goods are UV resistant and watertight.

  • Fast and punctual deliveries

    Including at times when it really matters.

  • Right proportion of fine and coarse grains

    Delivering fast and lasting melting results.

  • Sustainable road salt

    Derived from renewable sources.

  • Belgian quality

    Excellent customer service included.

Product specifications

Grain size

0-5000 µm

Packaging

  • 10 KG BAGS
  • 25 KG BAGS
  • 500 KG BIG BAG
  • 1000 KG BIG BAG
  • 1250 KG BIG BAG
  • BULK SHIP
  • BULK SILO TRUCK
  • BULK TIPPER

Quality

  • EN 16811-1
  • CROW
  • AFNOR NF
  • BS 3247
  • TL-Streu

Additives

  • Available with an anticaking agent (E535)

Storage

Store dry

Usage

The specific particle size distribution of fine and coarse salt is the guarantee for an optimal melting result and minimal consumption. SAFE ROAD SALT is suitable for both preventive and curative use and is effective up to -12°C.

Gritting tips

  1. To keep your surface snow-free, it’s best to spread the road salt over your drive, road surface or car park before it starts to snow. handful of road salt for every square metre is usually sufficient.
  2. Preventative gritting is the most economical and effective way of keeping your drive and doorway free from snow. If you wait until snow has fallen before you start to grit, then it’s already too late. Afterwards, you will need twice as much salt to get the same result.
  3. Have you been caught off guard by an unexpected snow shower and your surface is already covered in snow? In this case, it’s a good idea to clear the snow before you grit.

Shipment

  • Trailer truck
  • Tipper
  • Silo truck
  • Train
  • Ship

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