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Prilled urea 46% specification
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USD 300.00 ~ USD 450.00/ton
300/ ton (Min. Order)
Prilled urea is a form of nitrogen fertilizer that contains 46% nitrogen by weight, making it one of the most concentrated nitrogen fertilizers available. It is produced through a prilling process, where molten urea is sprayed into a cooling tower, forming small, round, free-flowing prills. These prills are easy to handle, transport, and apply, making prilled urea a highly efficient choice for farmers.
Key Specifications:
- Nitrogen Content: 46% (high nitrogen content)
- Form: Granular (prills)
- Water Solubility: Highly soluble in water
- Appearance: Small, white, spherical prills
- Size Range: Typically 1-3 mm in diameter
Why Prilled Urea is Popular in Planting:
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High Nitrogen Content: Urea is the highest concentrated nitrogen fertilizer, providing plants with the essential nutrient for growth and development.
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Efficiency: The prilled form allows for easy spreading and uniform application across large areas, ensuring consistent nutrient delivery.
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Cost-Effective: Due to its high nitrogen concentration, it offers a more economical solution compared to other nitrogen fertilizers.
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Fast-Acting: It dissolves quickly in soil, releasing nitrogen for rapid uptake by plants, supporting vigorous growth.
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Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of crops, including cereals, vegetables, and fruits, making it a go-to fertilizer for many farming operations.
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Storage and Handling: Prilled urea is resistant to caking and can be stored for long periods without degradation, making it convenient for large-scale farming.
Due to these advantages, prilled urea is widely used in agriculture, especially for crops that require large amounts of nitrogen for optimal yield.
