Urea

Urea

Urea N46 fertilizer is a high-nitrogen fertilizer that has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its ability to provide plants with both quick and long-term nitrogen supply. Urea N46 is a crystalline solid that is composed of 46 percent nitrogen by weight and is among the highest nitrogen content of any commercially available fertilizer. It is also less expensive than other nitrogen-based fertilizers, making it an attractive option for farmers and gardeners alike.

Urea N46 is a slow-release source of nitrogen that can be used to promote growth in both vegetable and flower gardens. The slow-release nature of urea N46 ensures that plants are provided with a steady, consistent supply of nitrogen throughout the growing season. This nitrogen is essential for the development of healthy, vibrant foliage and flowers. It also helps to increase crop yields and improve the overall quality of produce.

Urea N46 is typically applied directly to the soil at the beginning of the growing season. However, it can be applied throughout the season to supplement existing nitrogen levels and help ensure that plants are getting the nutrition they need.

Our company offers various grades of urea, including prilled urea and granular urea. Let's take a closer look at the specifications and variations of each grade:

Prilled Urea: Prilled urea is a highly concentrated form of urea that is produced by spraying molten urea into droplets, which then solidify into small spheres or pellets. It is commonly used in the production of fertilizers and in industrial applications such as plastics and resins.

The typical specifications of our prilled urea are as follows:

• Nitrogen content: 46.0% minimum
• Biuret content: 1.0% maximum
• Moisture content: 0.5% maximum
• Particle size distribution: 1-2.8 mm (90% minimum)

Granular Urea: Granular urea is a more widely used form of urea that is produced by agglomerating small prills into larger particles. It is commonly used in agriculture as a slow-release nitrogen fertilizer.

The typical specifications of our granular urea are as follows:

• Nitrogen content: 46.0% minimum
• Biuret content: 1.0% maximum
• Moisture content: 0.5% maximum
• Particle size distribution: 2-4.75 mm (90% minimum)

The specifications of urea grades can vary slightly depending on customer requirements and market conditions. For example, in some regions, there may be stricter regulations on the maximum biuret content allowed in urea.

We offers high-quality prilled and granular urea with typical specifications that meet industry standards. We can also customize our urea grades to meet specific customer requirements.