De Icing Products from FUZE/ Biostrip

FuzeDeicer is Different

When mixed with snow, Fuze Deicer interferes with the ability of snow particles to adhere to 

each other or to the surface. It  keeps the snow lighter and drier improving traction. 

Applied early, Fuze Deicer prevents the formation of snow pack and the bonding of ice to the pavement 

surface, so snow and ice can be removed more easily by plough, broom or shovel.

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Fuze Deicer Has Residual Action

Because Fuze Deicer does not produce a running brine, it does not move off the surface like other 

deicers. Therefore, fewer applications are needed from storm to storm.

Experience has shown that surfaces treated with Fuze Deicer often exhibit anti-icing
 properties during subsequent periods of freezing.

Early application is the key to effective performance of all deicers. At the beginning of the snow

 storm, a heavier application of Fuze Deicer may be appropriate. The action of traffic will 

remove the

 snow – leaving a residual layer of Fuze Deicer. Application rates may be decreased as the 

storm continues.

Corrosion Properties
Fuze Deicer exhibits very low corrosion rates on metals found in bridges,

roadways, parking garages, and other steel and concrete systems. 

Wildlife Conservation

When sodium chloride is used as a deicer, it can result in roads becoming salt licking stations

 for wild animals, particularly deer. This type of  Deicer has been used in deer management 

areas of Scandinavia to prevent road accidents. In Finland,  Deicer mixed with sand at rates

of 15-20 kilograms per cubic meter kept sand from freezing. Additionally Deicer rate was 

sufficient to deter deer from roadways. These type of deicers have the aroma of vinegar, which

 does not appeal to animals.

Application Rates for Fuze Liquid Deicer
Fuze liquid deicer should be applied at the rate of 80 to 150 grammes per square metre.
 A 1000 litre IBC of fuze liquid deicer is sufficient to treat 6500 to 12000 square metres at 
this application rate..

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