UREA Fertilizer

Carbamide is a valuable nitrogen fertilizer. It is effective when used for a variety of cultures.

Urea or carbamide – CO(NH2)2 – are white or colorless, odorless crystals, easily soluble in polar solvents: water, alcohol, liquid ammonia, sulfur anhydride.
It is also soluble in non-polar solvents (alkanes, chloroform).

The most concentrated granular nitrogen fertilizer to provide nitrogen to agricultural plants throughout the entire growth and development period.
It optimally provides plants with all three forms of available nitrogen: amide, as well as ammonium and nitrate (after appropriate transformations in the soil).
It is suitable for soils with pH below 6.5. As a result of its transformation in the soil, first alkalization and then acidification of the soil solution occur.
The most environmentally friendly, gentle nitrogen fertilizer for plants with a wide range of applications: from autumn application to soil to improving crop quality

Specification (Characteristic):
– Carbamide, Class B,
– Upper class, Gost 2081-2010 Concentrated nitrogen fertilizerThe granules or crystals are white or slightly colored
– The mass fraction of nitrogen in dry matter is not less than 46.2%
– The mass fraction of biuret is not more than 1.4%
– The mass fraction of water is hygroscopic, no more
– more than 0.3%
– The total mass fraction of water is not more than 0.5%
-The friability of urea is 100%

– Granulometric composition 1 to 4 mm, %, not less than 94
– Granulometric composition 2 to 4 mm, %, not less than 70
– Granulometric composition less than 1 mm, %, not more than 3
– The residue on the sieve does not have 6 mm granulometric composition.
– Static strength of granules, MPA (KGF/CM) at least 1.4 (14)
Static strength of granules in terms of -1 granule, n (KGF), at least 7 (0.7)

Product Advantages
– The high concentration of nitrogen in plant-accessible form is combined with slight solubility in water.
– The long-term effect of the fertilizer is provided by the slow transformation of urea in the soil and its high solubility.
– It is recommended to use urea especially in acidic and light soils.
– Effective for foliar top dressing
– The amide form of nitrogen first passes into the ammonium form and then into the nitrate form, which is equally accessible to plants.