Synthetic organic compound containing 46.2% Nitrogen in Amide forms.
A white solid uniform & high crushing strength prills with free flowing for easy application.
Being Hygroscopic, urea is packed in moisture proof High Density Poly Ethylene bags.

Product Specification

Moisture per cent by weight (Maximum) – 1%
Total Nitrogen per cent by weight (Minimum)- 46%
Biuret percent by weight (Maximum) – 1.5%
Neem content – 0.035% Min as Benzene soluble content

Product Description

Contains the second most important primary nutrient element, Phosphorous besides Nitrogen.(Nutrient:18% N, 46% P2O5).
Unique black colour and uniform size granules.
Contains micro nutrients such as iron and important plant nutrients such as sulphur, calcium, magnesium, nitrogen and phosphate.
Product Specification

Moisture per cent by weight (Maximum) – 2.5%
Total Nitrogen per cent by weight (Minimum) – 18%
Ammoniacal nitrogen form per cent by weight (Minimum) – 15.5%
Total Nitrogen in the form of Urea per cent by weight (Maximum) – 2.5%
Neutral ammonium citrate soluble phosphates  (P2O5) per cent by weight (Minimum) – 46%
Water soluble Phosphates (as P2O5) per cent by weight (Minimum) – 41%

Product Features

Ammonium Chloride contains 25 percent Nitrogen. Besides nitrogen, Chlorine present in Ammonium Chloride is also an important micro nutrient. Improves root formation and ensures quality product output
The entire Nitrogen is present in Ammonical form.
Ammoniacal Nitrogen is not lost by leaching, since  NH4+ is fixed by soil clay and humus complex. On application to the field, nitrogen will be released as and when the demand arises from the crop.
When ammonium Chloride is applied as basal or top dressing for cultivated crops, loss of nitrogen is very less. Consequently more N will be utilized by the crop, thereby fertilizer use efficiency is increased.
Ammonium Chloride fertilizer application is  recommended for saline and alkaline soils.
It is also a suitable Nitrogenous fertilizer for application in low-lying areas where paddy and other crops are cultivated by farmers.