Urea is a high-nitrogen compound widely used as a fertilizer and as a raw material in several industrial applications. It is valued for its high nitrogen content, ease of handling, and versatility.

Key Features

• High nitrogen content u2013 Provides an important source of nitrogen for plant growth.
• Efficient fertilizer u2013 Supports leaf, stem, and overall crop development.
• Easy to handle u2013 Commonly supplied in granular or prilled form.
• Wide compatibility u2013 Suitable for many crops and agricultural systems.
• Good storage and transport properties u2013 Can be supplied in bags or bulk quantities when properly handled.

Agricultural Applications

Urea is primarily used as a nitrogen fertilizer. When applied to soil, it undergoes conversion processes that make nitrogen available to plants. It can be used for crops such as:

• Rice
• Maize
• Wheat
• Vegetables
• Fruits
• Plantation crops

It can be applied as a basal fertilizer or top dressing, depending on the crop, soil conditions, and farming practices.

Industrial Applications

Beyond agriculture, urea is also used in:

• Resin and adhesive manufacturing
• Chemical production
• Automotive applications, including selective catalytic reduction systems
• Pharmaceutical and cosmetic manufacturing
• Industrial formulations and processing

Urea Supply

Urea is commonly supplied in prilled or granular form and can be packaged in different bag sizes or supplied in bulk according to customer requirements.

Why Choose Urea?

Its high nitrogen concentration, versatility, availability, and wide range of applications make urea an important product for both the agricultural and industrial sectors.