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RAIKO Icebreaker

Heavy-Duty Icebreaking Equipment for Municipal Roads and Airports

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An environmental sustainable

method for winter ground maintenance with excellent results.

The RAIKO Icebreaker is a heavy-duty attachment designed to break hard-packed ice on municipal roads, airport surfaces, and industrial yards.


Its effectiveness is based on a flexible and freely rotating spiked roller system. The roller breaks up hard, compacted ice layers on road surfaces to improve traction and traffic safety.


Used by municipalities, airports, and road maintenance departments, the RAIKO Icebreaker helps remove hard-packed ice without chemicals or heavy salt application.

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When combined with a scraper blade, the RAIKO can loosen and remove ice in a single pass at speeds of up to 40 km/h, improving operational efficiency during winter maintenance operations.

 

Beyond winter use, the RAIKO Icebreaker can also be used during warmer months for gravel road maintenance and surface repairs following frost damage, making it a versatile tool for year-round road maintenance.

Raiko Icebreaker

RAIKO T

Raiko Icebreakers are pushed in front of a working machine such as loaders, graders, tractors, plow trucks etc., equipped with a tilt cylinder. These devices increase the utility of working machines to improve cost-efficiency.

RAIKO P

Equipped with a dedicated blade, the Raiko P for wheel loaders is designed to be pushed in front. The entire device can be operated by using the wheel loader’s controls. Wheel loaders are well suited for removing hard-packed ice layers from roads, yards and light traffic routes.

Used by MnDOT Crews

 

“The Raiko Icebreaker works

on all types of ice compaction, both thin and thick. It punctures and fractures the ice, allowing de-icing chemicals to reach the pavement and break the bond between the ice and the road surface. We use them frequently in conjunction with our Viking tow plows for chemical application.”

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- Minnesota Department of Transportation, District 4

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