Our bulk rock salt is custom produced specifically for our business and has the highest purity ratings and the lowest moisture content. All de-icing salt from Champion Salt is high quality and carefully produced.
Our standard rock salt is still superior to other untreated salt and here’s why: Our salt has a NaCl Purity content of 98% or higher, a moisture content of 1.0% or less and a ASTM D-632 sieve sizing of U.S. roadways.
Get A Quote »Our Champion brand treated salts are unlike any bulk salt you’ve used before! Champion Blue® and Champion Green™ are for superior de-icing. Use less product and melt snow and ice more effectively.
Get A Quote »Melts Snow at Colder Temperatures: Champion Blue® and Champion Green™ excel where untreated bulk salt hits it limits. Melts snow and ice at temps below -5º Fahrenheit (-21º Celsius).
Champion Blue® and Champion Green™ are made with an organic corrosion inhibitor from processing corn. Our dyes are water soluble and safe for the environment while easy-to-see coverage on ice and packed snow.
Champion Blue® and Champion Green™ have a tacky surface, allowing the salt to stay in place on the pavement, and hence you spread less salt for surface coverage. Plus, it's more effective at melting snow and ice, so less product gets the job done.
Our treated salt is custom produced in our proprietary salt mixers. We treat our salt on site, thoroughly blending it, resulting in salt crystals that are uniformly encapsulated. We can also treat on demand!
Our fast acting, long lasting Champion Blue® melts to a lower temperature than untreated bulk rock salt.
St. Louis-based company sells Midwest and East Coast assets in two separate transactions.
See Full Story »A lot has happened during my 30-plus years in the snow and ice industry. When I first started, I would purchase salt by the bag from a nearby hardware store…It’s a whole new world now that I am more involved in the supply side of the business.
See Full Story »Champion Salt, a local company in only its fourth winter season, brings in nearly 400,000 tons of road salt from around the world to the United States.
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