When Foam Becomes a Silent Saboteur: How Chemi Tech Industrial Defoamers Guard Production Lines

In a metal processing plant's cleaning workshop, foam once staged a silent rebellion. Whenever high-temperature pressure washers activated, overflowing foam submerged sensors, obstructed fluid circulation, and even caused residual water stains on batch products. Engineers tried multiple methods, but foam consistently resurged at critical stages. Then they discovered Chemi Tech's industrial cleaning defoamer.  

Chemi Tech's solution began with insights into the root cause of foam—stable bubble clusters formed by surfactants under intense mechanical action. Through the synergy of composite silicone polyether and modified siloxane, the defoamer rapidly penetrates bubble membranes to disrupt their structure while forming a persistent protective layer in aqueous systems. In practice, with only 0.1%-0.5% dosage, production line foam collapses within 30 seconds without recurrence for 8 hours of continuous operation.  

What surprised clients more was the defoamer's full compatibility with cleaning agents, leaving no oil film on metal surfaces or affecting subsequent coating adhesion. The workshop manager noted: “Now the cleaning tank liquid level remains clearly visible, equipment failure rates have dropped, and monthly downtime costs due to foam are reduced by about 15%.” Chemi Tech transforms foam crises into a quiet revolution on production lines.