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GeoMelt Deicing Products

GeoMelt® 55

GeoMelt® 55 is designed to be blended with Rock Salt, Salt Brine, Calcium Chloride, Magnesium Chloride, and Potassium Acetate.
Can be used for a bulk material freeze-proofing for coal and asphalt release.
Enhances the overall performance of your chlorides or salts.

GeoMelt® C

GeoMelt® C is a natural organic product made from sugar beet molasses blended with Calcium chloride.
Reduces corrosion levels by 70%
Improves longevity of Calcium by 1 to 2 days.
Will melt more snow and ice than straight calcium by 10 to 20%.
Reduces the total chloride load to the environment by 43%.

GeoMelt® M

GeoMelt® M is a natural organic product made from sugar beet molasses blended with Magnesium.
Reduces corrosion levels by 70%
Improves longevity of product on roadway compared to straight Magnesium by 1 to 2 days.
Lowers freeze point to -15°F.
Reduces the chloride load in the environment by 25%.

GeoMelt® S

GeoMelt® S is a natural organic product made from sugar beet molasses blended with Salt Brine.
GeoMelt® reduces the effect of corrosion by 57%.
GeoMelt® lowers the freeze point from 15° F to -12°F.
Improves the longevity of the product's lifespan on the roadway by 2 to 3 days.
Overall GeoMelt® S reduces chloride's load to the environment by 43%.

GeoSalt®

GeoSalt® is standard road salt treated with GeoMelt®, an organic product made from sugar beet molasses. The blend is added at a rate of 5 to 6 gallons per ton of salt.
GeoSalt® lowers the freeze point from 15°F to -5°F.
Reduces corrosion levels by 50%.
Improves the longevity of salt staying on roadways by 2 to 3 days.
Reduces salt application totals by 30%.
Helps reduce the salt load to the environment by 43%.

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