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Wintertime Solutions SWI Road Runner Ice Melt SWI Calcium Chloride Pellets SCOTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC FEATURED PRODUCTS Wintertime Solutions SWI Road Runner Ice Melt SWI Calcium Chloride Pellets SCOTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. SCOTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. Features: • Effectively melts ice down to -25 °F • Begins melting on contact Features: • Quickly penetrates through frozen surfaces to undercut • Effectively melts ice down to -15 °F the ice • Contains calcium chloride, the fastest dry de-icer on the market • Most efficient de-icer on the market – melts more so • Begins melting on contact application rate is less • Blended to melt ice at the right price • Colorless and odorless • Needs fewer applications than rock salt • Colorless and odorless Size Item No. Mfr. No. (lb) Container Size 101824755 50B-CCP 50 Bag Item No. Mfr. No. (lb) Container 101824680 50P-RR 50 Pail 101836515 50B-RR 50 Bag ICE BREAKER GREEN® Liquid Heat GREEN™ is most effective as an ice blocker and is perfect for high-priority SWI Green Scapes Ice Melt walkways. Its special formula stops ice, snow and frozen material from bonding to surfaces. SCOTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. Features: • Safe on all surfaces Features: • 1 gallon covers up to 1,500 sq ft • Effectively melts ice down to -10 °F • 90% less corrosive than salt • Each granule is encapsulated with Liquid Ice Ban • Will not track or stain • Enhanced with a green color indicator for easy application • Requires fewer applications than rock salt • Safer for concrete, vegetation and pets when used correctly • Environmentally friendly Size Item No. Mfr. No. (gal) Container 101949522 IBG005 5 Pail 101970493 IBG055 55 Drum Size 101461744 IBG330 330 Tote Item No. Mfr. No. (lb) Container 101822560 50B-GS 50 Bag Liquid Heat™ De-Icer Industrial Blue Ice Melt Liquid Heat is a conveyor belt de-icer that penetrates and de-ices existing snow and ice SWI buildups. Prevents any subsequent ice and snow from adhering to conveyor belts, rollers, SCOTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC. pulleys, idlers and more. Features: Features: • Tremendous de-icing ability • Effectively melts ice down to -10 °F • Outperforms antifreeze • Enhanced formula includes calcium chloride flake for instant • Long staying power melting power • Withstands temperatures to -50 °F • Sprayed with a blue color indicator for easy application • Environmentally safe • Encapsulated with SWI20 corrosion inhibitor to protect surfaces Size Item No. Mfr. No. (gal) Container Size 101841194 LH005 5 Pail Item No. Mfr. No. (lb) Container 101841519 LH055 55 Drum 101822078 50B-IB 50 Bag 101510292 LH330 330 Tote 2 Contact Your Local Applied® Service Center at 1-866-850-1866 Ice-Off® Windshield I Portable Electric Infrared Heaters Spray De-Icer Fostoria’s portable infrared heater utilizes a single flat panel emitter heating element for directional and safe indoor heat, when and where you need it. No fumes, flames or fan-forced air – ideal for high bay areas! Medium-Wave infrared elements operate at 78.5% radiant efficiency and have a life expectancy of 25,000 hours! Features: • Melts ice, snow and frost on contact • Harmless to car finish • Thaws frozen locks Features: • Effective to sub-zero temperatures • Designed for indoor & semi-protected outdoor applications • Heats up to a 500 sq. ft. area; 9500-Watts, 480V, generating over 32,400 BTUs Container: Aerosol • Single or three-phase wiring configurations • Gold anodized aluminum housing, providing a Size Net Wt. 60° symmetrical heat pattern Item No. Mfr. No. (oz) (oz) 101850702 05346 16 12 Single Phase Item No. Mfr. No. Volts BTUs Watts 112150512 FSP-9548-3 480 32,400 9,500 Jump Start® Starting Fluid I with Lubricity 1500 Watt Portable Electric Heater Features: • Temperature control thermostat Features: • Dual safety system has tip-over switch and • Ensures fast, economical starts in cold or manual reset type limit control humid conditions • Three heat settings • Contains an upper cylinder lubricant to • 6’ long cord minimize wear during cold starts • Effective to -65 °F • Complies with ULSD fuel requirements Compliances: • ETL® Single Phase Item No. Mfr. No. Volts BTUs Watts Size Net Wt. 101643772 198TMC 120 5,120 1500/900/600 Item No. Mfr. No. (oz) (oz) 101943384 05671 16 11 Portable Electric Salamander Heater Safe, indoor, portable heaters provide the climate control needed for interior jobs, without the Fan Forced Milkhouse threat of poisoning from combustion by-products given off by fuel/fire-type units. Style Heater Features: • Safety yellow heater enclosure with safety screens on both air intake and output openings • Long life finned tubular heating elements Features: • Thermostat adjustment 40 °F to 100 °F • 1,300 W and 1,500 W heat settings, plus fan-only setting • 800 cfm – 15 kW unit; 1100 cfm – 30 kW unit • Temperature control thermostat • Three-phase electrical service • Triple safety system: tip-over switch, automatic reset type • Automatic reset limit control and thermal cut-off device • High limit thermal cutout switch • Fan only switch • 10” wheels Compliances: • Designed for direct wire installation • ETL® listed Compliances: • ETL C/U.S. listed Three Phase Cord Length: 6 ft Temperature Single Phase Cord Type: SJT Rise Item No. Mfr. No. Amps Volts kW BTUs (°F) Item No. Mfr. No. Volts BTUs Watts 101628535 FES15483E 18 480 15 51,195 45 101642531 188TASA 120 5,120 1500 101631819 FES30483A 36 480 30 102,390 90 Contact Your Local Applied® Service Center at 1-866-850-1866 3 Insulated Bomber Jacket in Two-Tone ® Fluorescent Lime/Black Ninja Ice HPT Coated Gloves Ninja® gloves are engineered to provide the highest level of innovation. Each of the offerings in the Ninja® series include a unique shell and polymer combination incorporating the ® Features: latest in hand protection technology. Our Ninja glove line offers the greatest assortment of • Meets ANSI/ISEA Type R, Class 3 Hi-Visibility standards dexterity, sense of touch and protection. • Waterproof jacket with zipper front closure • Two outer front pockets, three inner pockets • Comfortable quilted liner Features: • Hideaway drawstring hood • Acrylic terry liner for insulation/warmth • Left chest cell phone pocket • HPT repels liquids while providing strong wet or dry grip • Coating remains soft in temperatures as low as -58 °F • CE score 3232 Item No. Mfr. No. Size Color U of M 116380127 VBBQCL3LS S Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each Material: Nylon/Acrylic 116380126 VBBQCL3LM M Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each Lining: Acrylic Terry 116380084 VBBQCL3LL L Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each Coating: Black HPT Coated 116380132 VBBQCL3LXL XL Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each 116380128 VBBQCL3LX2 XXL Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each Coated Palm Fully Coated 116380129 VBBQCL3LX3 XXXL Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each Size Item No. Mfr. No. Item No. Mfr. No. 116380130 VBBQCL3LX4 XXXXL Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each Medium 111185955 N9690M 111185996 N9690FCM 116380131 VBBQCL3LX5 XXXXXL Two-Tone Fluorescent Lime/Black Each Large 111185956 N9690L 101676347 N9690FCL 2X-Large 111185952 N9690XXL 111186012 N9690FCXXL Artic Sport Steel Toe Winter Boot Hi-Viz FastFit®: This premium winter boot will keep feet warm and dry in deep snow High-Visibility Hand Protection or slush. Hi-Viz FastFit® work gloves are constructed with fluorescent and reflective materials to Features: make you more conspicuous in hazardous, low-light environments. • 100% waterproof, light-weight and flexible • Fleece lined for added thermal comfort Features: • 5MM CR flex-foam bootie with four way stretch nylon • Fluorescent TrekDry® material helps keep hands • MS-1 molded outsole is rugged and durable for cool and comfortable maximum stability • High visibility reflective strip and hi-viz print • Meets ASTM-F2413-18 M/I/C EH enhance visibility • Elastic cuff provides a secure fit and easy on / off flexibility • Touchscreen capable synthetic leather keeps you Item No. Mfr. No. Size Color U of M connected while you work 114512137 ASP-STL-BL-090 9 Black Pair Certifications: 114512138 ASP-STL-BL-100 10 Black Pair 114512139 ASP-STL-BL-110 11 Black Pair 114512140 ASP-STL-BL-120 12 Black Pair 114512141 ASP-STL-BL-130 13 Black Pair Item No. Mfr. No. Size U of M 110404145 SFF-91-009 M Pair 106333410 SFF-91-010 L Pair 106346115 SFF-91-011 XL Pair Cold Weather Wind-Resistant Gloves 106396452 SFF-91-012 XXL Pair G-Tek® PolyKor® Seamless Knit Acrylic Lined Glove with Double-Dipped Nitrile Features: • Laminated wind barrier provides critical wind resistance Coated Foam Grip • Hook and loop top closure provides a secure fit with outerwear Features: • C40 3M™ Thinsulate™ traps warm air to help regulate • Seamless construction for a comfortable fit your body temperature • Acrylic gloves provide economical cold weather protection • Ripstop nylon reinforcement prevents tearing and • Nitrile foam coating provides superior grip in dry, wet and repels water oily applications • AX™ double connect touchscreen compatible index • Fully coated flat nitrile helps keep hands dry in wet finger and thumb applications • Rugged Armortex® palm and thumb reinforcement • Knit wrist helps prevent dirt and debris from entering • Layered palm construction reduces material bunching the glove • Removable spring clip keeps your gloves organized • Excellent thermal insulation for easy storage • Launderable for extended life and to reduce • Machine washable replacement costs Item No. Mfr. No. Size Item No. Mfr. No. Size Color U of M 103962923 MCW-WR-009 Medium 114975718 41-1417/M M Black Pair 103962410 MCW-WR-010 Large 114975711 41-1417/L L Black Pair 103911029 MCW-WR-011 X-Large 114975706 41-1417/XL XL Black Pair 103962698 MCW-WR-012 2X-Large 115261111 41-1417/XXL XXL Black Pair 4 Contact Your Local Applied® Service Center at 1-866-850-1866 N-Ferno® Hand and Foot Warming Pack Chill-Its® 6821 Balaclava Features: Self-contained packs activate when exposed to air. • 320 grams polyester fleece for warmth in extreme conditions • Long length Features: • Reflective accent for higher visibility • To activate, just open the pack Color: Black • All natural ingredients heat up when Material: Polyester they contact oxygen • Seal from oxygen in Ziploc® bag and Item No.
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