Anti‑Foam Concentrate
for WWTP Foam Control

Powerful Foam Reduction for Aeration Tanks, Clarifiers & Digesters

Why Choose Anti-Foam Concentrate?

WWTP Foam Control Solution

Foaming in wastewater treatment plants can be caused by surfactants, organic overload, nutrient imbalances, bulking sludge, and poor aeration.

Anti‑Foam Concentrate is a water-based chemical additive specifically formulated to prevent foam formation in aeration tanks, secondary clarifiers, and anaerobic digesters by reducing the surface tension of wastewater.

This concentrated, non-polluting formula ensures smooth and efficient operation of wastewater treatment systems by minimizing foam and associated operational issues.

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Explore Features & Benefits of This Industrial Defoamer

Features

Industrial-strength, fast-acting performance
Water-based and environmentally responsible
Neutralizes foam caused by surfactants and detergents
Formulated with silicone-based anti-foam agents
Free of petroleum solvents and alcohols
Ready to use — no mixing or dilution required
Available in multiple container sizes

Benefits

Rapidly reduces foam in aeration tanks, clarifiers, and digesters
Reduces surface tension to stop re-foaming
Prevents scum blankets and foaming-related overflow
Stabilizes microbial processes in biological treatment
Minimizes damage to blowers and aeration systems
Boosts WWTP efficiency and reliability
Lowers maintenance costs and operator time

Usage Instructions

For best results, drip feed into influent stream prior to foam formation.

Normal application rates range from one quart to one gallon per 10,000 gallons of wastewater.

To eliminate heavy scum blanket in digester, spray a light mist over the foam with a portable sprayer.

Once scum blanket is reduced, continue with drip feeding into influent stream.

Drip into waste stream immediately prior to digester.

It can be poured directly into waste stream to handle large amounts of foam.

Application rates range from 25 to 100 ppm (1 quart to 1 gallon per 10,000 gallons of spray or water).

Refer to the product label and Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for complete safety information.

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