In the world of snow management, the winds of change are blowing, and they’re carrying with them a liquid revolution.
We had the privilege of speaking with Craig Sandman from Hilltip, a veteran of the industry with over 30 years of experience, to discuss the monumental shift towards liquid solutions in snow management and what’s driving this transformation.
As winter approaches, snow and ice management professionals are gearing up to battle the cold and keep roads, parking lots, and sidewalks safe for all. Sno-Way, a trusted name in the industry, has introduced their latest innovation to make this task easier and more efficient – the DRP650 Drop Spreader.
In the realm of snow and ice management, the conversation has been evolving towards more efficient and environmentally-friendly solutions. Among these, the use of brine-making and liquid deicing methods has garnered significant attention. But is brine the ultimate answer to all winter weather challenges?
Hilltip, a leading innovator in snow & Ice removal technology, has some exciting developments on the horizon as they continue to push the boundaries of the industry.
Winter maintenance professionals in North America have been relatively slow to embrace the use of liquids for snow and ice management, unlike their European counterparts who have already incorporated this technology.
This game-changing technology, which combines a patented inverted-V system and an intelligent control system, promises to revolutionize material flow in spreaders.