Granular and Liquid Ice Melt/De-Icer Containers

We stock several choices to package both granular and liquid ice melt and de-icer.  Some choices have a UN designation for hazardous product and, if applicable, the UN rating is listed in the item description.  Choices include the following:

It is the responsibility of the customer to determine product compatibility with the packaging being purchased.  We would be happy to send samples for testing with your product.

 

168 Ounce Handled Canister

Our 168 ounce clear PVC handled canister along with a shaker cap (sold separately) is a popular choice for granular ice melt.

 

2.5 Gallon Jug

Consider our 2.5 gallon jug for liquid de-icer.  This jug can be purchased in a 2 pack reshipper box with a UN designation.  It can also be purchased in a 24 pack bulk box without a UN rating.  63mm caps are sold separately and listed below.  Cap # RKCSC-63R-143 has a 3/4″ center reducer which can be knocked out and, if needed, a 3/4″ Florite faucet can be threaded into the cap.

 

5 Gallon HDPE Bottle in a Sturdy Corrugated Housing

Need to cover a large area?  Our 5 gallon E-tainer is great for liquid de-icer.  This bottle within a box has a UN4G designation

3.5 Gallon and 5 Gallon Plastic Pails

Our 3.5 gallon/30 lb. plastic bucket or our 5 gallon/45 lb. plastic bucket are a good choice for granular ice melt.  Moisture and air can cause ice melt to harden.  Our pails with their gasketed covers can help to keep your product dry.

 

4.2 Gallon/40 lb. Ice Melt Box

4.2 Gallon/40 lb Ice Melt Box

4.2 Gallon/40 lb Ice Melt Box

 

 

 

 

 

 

Consider a custom box with a bag liner as a low cost alternative for granular ice melt.  This box can be custom made for your product and it can take spot labels which can cover up to 3 panels of an RSC (Regular Slotted Carton).  Labels can be made with your custom artwork, allowing for maximum exposure of your product on a store shelf.

 

 

 

 

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