The Normand S3P+ salt and sand spreader is designed to meet the demands of professional winter operations—where reliability, precision, and durability are essential.
Engineered, and manufactured by Normand Co., a recognized leader in snow removal and agricultural equipment, the S3P+ integrates seamlessly into operations that require effective ice and snow control.
Mounted on a tractor’s rear 3-point hitch (Category 1), the S3P+ salt and sand spreader is intended for maintaining roads, parking lots, sidewalks, and commercial surfaces.
The S3P+ is designed to make the operator’s job easier. Its design allows for quick loading directly using the tractor, without requiring additional equipment.
The metering roller speed and gate opening enable precise control of the quantity of salt or sand applied, ensuring spreading adapted to real field conditions. For the user, this autonomous operation means fewer handling steps, reduced downtime, and improved efficiency during winter operations.
The S3P+ lineup is available in two models, allowing users to choose the capacity best suited to their equipment and workload :
- S3P-50+ – Capacity: 0.46 cu yd
- S3P-60+ – Capacity: 0.57 cu yd
True to Normand Co.’s reputation, the S3P+ salt and sand spreader is built with robust components designed to withstand wear and tear and demanding winter conditions. Its design emphasizes reliability and longevity, build for repeated use in professional winter operations.
For the user, this translates into fewer breakdowns, more predictable operation, and a cost-effective solution season after season.
The S3P+ spreader integrates seamlessly with other Normand equipment, including tractor-mounted snowblowers, commercial snowblowers, and industrial snowblowers—providing a complete solution for winter maintenance.
Choosing the S3P+ spreader means selecting equipment designed by and for users, built by a recognized manufacturer and backed by professional service and support. It also means choosing consistent performance and proven durability for efficient long-term winter operations.