Antifoam P4 is a vegetable oil based anti-foam product. It is a yellow/orange, viscous liquid designed to be used in water based foaming systems. It can be used in potato and vegetable processing, sugar manufacturing, paper and paperboard production, food contact plastic packing, and food contact adhesives.
KCC Basildon Chemicals produces a wide range of problem solving anti-foams that are used as processing aids during the manufacturing of foods and beverages. These anti-foams are created to be used in both aqueous and non-aqueous applications and are approved for use in multiple countries. They also manufacture pharmaceutical grade products for use in antacids, anti-flatulents, and bloating treatments. KCC Basildon has been producing many great products for over forty years.
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