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Appendix H has given you the guidance - now here’s three easy ways to apply it.
1. Reduction in spread rates - Treated salt
Safecote treated salt is seen as the 'best imaginable' in Appendix H, allowing you to achieve lower spread rates than any other de- icing technique. Typical salt savings are between 30 - 50% compared to traditional methods. In addition, greater residual value offers increased security for longer periods after treatment.
2. Plough to black - GK5 Plough Blade
The GK5 snowplough blade offers you the ability to put the plough on to the road surface and remove all the snow and ice off the carriageway. It will not remove cats eyes and can accommodate speed ramps. It has a life that is up to 20 times greater than standard rubber blades.
3. Dealing with extreme conditions - Supamix
Supamix de-icing & anti-icing liquid is specifically designed to tackle the harshest of winter storms. Offering exceptional performance at temperatures as low as -20° C, it works immediately on application and offers increased efficacy compared to alternatives.
For more information or advice on how to apply or understand Appendix H, please contact us:
0870 850 8987 or email;
info@safecote.com
Safecote Ltd, Winnington Hall, Winnington, Northwich, Cheshire, CW8 4DU
> Reduced spread rates compared to all other salting methods
> Increased retention on the carriageway
> Improved network resilience
> Ability to 'plough to black'
> No removal of cats eyes
> Less salt needed as all snow & ice removed from the carriageway
> Works in extreme conditions
> Breaks up compacted ice & snow
> Lower application rates than other alternative de-icer's
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