Ice Master® T-Series | Brine SprayersOwn the Streets.
The ultimate snow fighting tool.
Why Going Liquid Is Smart
Liquid anti-icing beats reactive salting on cost, cleanup, and control — but only with a sprayer built for real routes. Here’s what the T-Series solves:
The Ice Master® T-Series Difference
The Ice Master® T-Series is engineered, tested, and used in our nation’s coldest temperatures. See below on why the Ice Master® T-Series allows you to own the streets.
Tri-Zone™ Spray Selection
Choose your spray zones on the fly — no more wasted liquid and no more salt damage to turf and hardscape. Precise coverage, lower cost per lane mile.
Baffle-Ball™ Surge Control
Slosh is eliminated so a full tank feels solid and stable — safer handling on the road and between sites.
Double Spray Bar + Storm Fightr™ Boom
High-volume pre- and post-treatment spray bars plus a stainless Storm Fightr boom lay down wide, even coverage for both pre-storm anti-icing and post-storm burn-off.
Auto-Drain™ Sump Base
A sloped tank base channels every ounce of brine to the drain — easy cleaning and hassle-free product switches.
Rust-Armour™ Stainless Frame
No rust. No corrosion. Years of unmatched service from a stainless frame backed by a 10-year tank warranty.
Fast-Fill™ System
Quick-attach filling gets you loaded and moving so more time is spent treating and less time standing still.
Time Saver Forks
The built-in fork slots makes the entire unit a breeze to lift and load.
T-Series Specifications
Select a size to view its dimensions and weight. Every size runs the same spray system.
Ice Master® T-Series — 250 gal
Have an Existing Tank Setup?
Meet the Camion PowerPak®. The compact power unit that brings professional-grade liquid application to your existing tank setup. Built to be mounted in minutes and run for years, this unit is engineered for snow and ice contractors who want serious performance without the bulk.
Pick Your Choice of Power
High flow 12-volt, gas, or hydraulic pump.
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Ice Master® T-Series FAQ
What is the Camion Ice Master® T-Series?
The Ice Master® T-Series is a skid-mounted brine and liquid de-icing sprayer that mounts on a truck, trailer, or UTV to apply salt brine and liquid de-icer to roads, lots, and sidewalks. It combines a polyethylene tank, high-volume double spray bars, Tri-Zone spray selection, and the Storm Fightr stainless boom for fast, precise anti-icing and de-icing.
What is the difference between anti-icing and de-icing?
Anti-icing means applying liquid brine before a storm so snow and ice can’t bond to the pavement — it makes cleanup easier and uses less material. De-icing treats ice after it forms. The T-Series double spray bar system is built to do both, with high-volume pre-treatment and post-treatment application.
How does the T-Series apply brine precisely without waste?
Tri-Zone spray selection lets the operator choose exactly where to spray, so you only apply liquid where it’s needed. That cuts wasted brine and avoids over-application that damages turf and hardscape, while the Storm Fightr stainless boom widens and evens out coverage.
Is a full brine tank stable to tow and haul?
Yes. The Baffle-Ball surge control system eliminates slosh so a full tank feels like a solid load — improving handling and safety when driving and towing between sites.
Will the T-Series corrode from salt brine?
It’s built on a Rust-Armour stainless steel frame to resist the corrosion that destroys ordinary spray equipment, and it’s backed by a 10-year tank warranty. It’s made in the USA.
How do I empty and clean the tank between products?
The Auto-Drain sump base has a sloped tank bottom that channels every ounce of liquid to the drain, so the tank empties completely for easy cleaning and switching between products.
Who is the Ice Master® T-Series for?
It’s built for snow and ice contractors, municipalities and DOT crews, and facilities managers who apply liquid brine and de-icer for anti-icing and pre-treatment of roads, parking lots, and campuses.
Are you interested in ultimate snow fighting?
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