In industries such as chemical, food, textile, and wastewater treatment, defoamers are key auxiliaries for solving foam problems. With the increasingly stringent global environmental regulations and the widespread adoption of sustainable development concepts, traditional silicone-based and mineral oil-based defoamers are gradually being replaced by environmentally friendly defoamer products. Relying on their advantages of high efficiency, safety, and degradability, environmentally friendly defoamers are becoming an innovative force in the green transformation of the defoamer industry.

The so-called environmentally friendly defoaming agents primarily consist of bio-based raw materials (such as vegetable oil, polyether modified substances) or degradable components, thus avoiding long-term pollution to water bodies and soil. For instance, in the field of wastewater treatment, traditional defoaming agents may inhibit microbial activity, whereas environmentally friendly products can maintain both defoaming efficiency and environmental ecological safety.

With the continuous development of science and technology, modern environmentally friendly defoamers, optimized through nanotechnology or molecular structure, can achieve rapid defoaming with low addition levels, and are effectively applicable to different temperatures, with a wider range of acid and alkali resistance.   

In the future, with the advancement of green chemistry, its market share is expected to further expand. Environmentally friendly defoamers are not only the product of technological upgrading, but also the innovative force in the green transformation of the defoamer industry.