As winter challenges change and the salting of the country’s roads increases, Mählers presents its latest innovation – the Bodum salt spreader. A high-speed spreader designed to streamline de-icing on major roads and redefine the standards for safety and performance in road maintenance.

• With its advanced technology and thoughtful design, Bodum enables more efficient salting of road surfaces, which is crucial for keeping roads safe during the winter months, says Pontus Jonasson, CEO of Mählers.

Equipped with optimized spreading nozzles and a disc spreader, Bodum ensures that the right amount of salt is evenly distributed over the road, adapted to prevailing weather conditions and traffic situations.

User-friendly control system

The heart of Bodum is Mählers’ proprietary control system, operated via a control panel in the vehicle’s cabin. This system allows for instant adjustment of the spreading amount and width, ensuring synchronized and efficient spreading regardless of the vehicle’s speed. With a 7-inch display, it is easy for the driver to monitor and adjust settings while driving, further enhancing efficiency and safety.

Capacity and adaptability

Bodum is designed with four separate wet tanks and a large container for dry salt, all designed for quick refilling and maximum efficiency. The spreader can be easily adapted and mounted on different vehicles, making it a flexible solution for all types of road maintenance needs.

Aerodynamic design

Bodum features an aerodynamic design and is built to be easy to service and durable, with protective side plates and an extra durable paint.

The future of de-icing

With a range of features and optional equipment, including high-speed spreading for both brine and dry salt, and advanced safety features, the Bodum salt spreader is a significant step forward in road maintenance and de-icing.

• Mählers’ Bodum is more than just a spreader; it is a promise of safer, more efficient roads during the toughest winter months. With Bodum, Mählers sets a new standard for de-icing, says Pontus Jonasson.