Xiameter AFE-1520 Antifoam Emulsion

• Foam prevention in food and chemical processes
• Free of raw materials derived from animals
• Approved for food contact
• Water-dilutable
• Effective in both hot and cold systems
• Easy to use
• Effective in low concentrations 

Industries

• Fermentation Processes: AFE-1520 can be added to fermentation tanks in industries like biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and biofuels to control foam that can hinder efficient microbial growth and product yield.

• Food and Beverage Production: In the food and beverage industry, AFE-1520 is used to control foam during the processing of products like beer, dairy, soft drinks, and sauces. It helps maintain consistent product quality and production efficiency.

• Wastewater Treatment: AFE-1520 is utilized in wastewater treatment plants to prevent excessive foaming in aeration tanks and settling basins. Foam can disrupt the treatment process and reduce the overall effectiveness of the plant.

• Pulp and Paper Industry: Antifoam agents like AFE-1520 are used in the papermaking process to prevent foam formation during the pulping and bleaching stages. This helps improve the efficiency of the paper production process.

• Chemical Manufacturing: Various chemical manufacturing processes can generate foam due to the release of gases or reactions. AFE-1520 is used to control foam and maintain safe and efficient operations.

• Textile Industry: AFE-1520 can be added to dyeing and finishing processes in the textile industry to prevent excessive foam that might affect dye penetration and overall quality.

• Oil and Gas Industry: In oil refining and petrochemical processes, antifoam agents like AFE-1520 are employed to manage foam in various stages, including crude oil processing, separation, and refining.

• Paints and Coatings: During the production of paints, coatings, and adhesives, AFE-1520 can be used to prevent foam formation in mixing tanks and other processing equipment.

• Pharmaceuticals: In pharmaceutical manufacturing, AFE-1520 can be used to control foam in bioreactors and other equipment involved in the production of vaccines, antibiotics, and other medications.