Urea is a premium agricultural fertilizer providing 46% nitrogen content, making it essential for crop growth and productivity across global farming systems. Its white crystalline solid form dissolves rapidly in soil and water, with high water solubility (1,080 g/L at 20°C) supporting easy application via fertigation and foliar sprays.
Upon soil contact, it converts to ammonium and nitrate ions for plant absorption, delivering reliable nutrient supply. With 99.5% minimum purity and 24-month shelf stability, it offers cost-effective nitrogen nutrition for cereals, vegetables, and high-value crops.
| Sr. No. | Description | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purity | 99.5% |
| 2 | Chemical Formula | CH₄N₂O |
| 3 | Form | White crystalline solid |
| 4 | Country of origin | India |
| 5 | Quantities | Available in standard industrial 25kg bags |
White crystalline solid with density approximately 1.32 g/cm³ and granule size 0.85–1.00 mm for uniform dispersal.
Highly soluble in water (1,080 g/L at 20°C); melting point 131–134°C; stable under normal storage conditions.
Contains 46% nitrogen by weight; undergoes hydrolysis in soil via urease enzyme to form ammonium and nitrate ions.
Non-combustible, chemically stable compound with low moisture (0.5% max) and minimal ash (0.1% max).
Primary nitrogen fertilizer for cereals (rice, wheat, maize), vegetables, and high-value crops requiring a consistent nitrogen supply.
Soil application via broadcasting, incorporation, or fertigation systems; supports rapid nutrient uptake during growth stages.
Animal feed protein enrichment providing nitrogen for livestock diets; textile industry softening and wrinkle-reduction agent.
Flame retardant in textile manufacturing; component in resin and polymer production; laboratory reagent in chemical synthesis.
Agricultural-grade quality (LR/AR/ACS) compliant with standards; low biuret content (≤0.1%), heavy metals, and chlorides.
Store in cool, dry locations in closed containers away from moisture and incompatible materials; 24-month shelf life.
Non-toxic; use standard agricultural PPE during application; avoid excessive inhalation of dust during handling and application.
Apply per agronomic recommendations to prevent soil acidification and nitrate pollution; excess use may affect soil biology.
| Sr. No. | Description | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Purity | 99.5% |
| 2 | Chemical Formula | CH₄N₂O |
| 3 | Form | White crystalline solid |
| 4 | Country of origin | India |
| 5 | Quantities | Available in standard industrial 25kg bags |
White crystalline solid with density approximately 1.32 g/cm³ and granule size 0.85–1.00 mm for uniform dispersal.
Highly soluble in water (1,080 g/L at 20°C); melting point 131–134°C; stable under normal storage conditions.
Contains 46% nitrogen by weight; undergoes hydrolysis in soil via urease enzyme to form ammonium and nitrate ions.
Non-combustible, chemically stable compound with low moisture (0.5% max) and minimal ash (0.1% max).
Primary nitrogen fertilizer for cereals (rice, wheat, maize), vegetables, and high-value crops requiring a consistent nitrogen supply.
Soil application via broadcasting, incorporation, or fertigation systems; supports rapid nutrient uptake during growth stages.
Animal feed protein enrichment providing nitrogen for livestock diets; textile industry softening and wrinkle-reduction agent.
Flame retardant in textile manufacturing; component in resin and polymer production; laboratory reagent in chemical synthesis.
Agricultural-grade quality (LR/AR/ACS) compliant with standards; low biuret content (≤0.1%), heavy metals, and chlorides.
Store in cool, dry locations in closed containers away from moisture and incompatible materials; 24-month shelf life.
Non-toxic; use standard agricultural PPE during application; avoid excessive inhalation of dust during handling and application.
Apply per agronomic recommendations to prevent soil acidification and nitrate pollution; excess use may affect soil biology.
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