Prilled Urea is one of the most widely used and essential fertilizers in agriculture, primarily valued for its role as a potent nitrogen source for plants. Produced in small, spherical or oval granules, it offers an impressive nitrogen concentration of 46%, making it an efficient and concentrated nitrogen source.

Beyond its agricultural significance, Prilled Urea finds applications in industrial sectors such as petrochemicals and other chemical industries. Its ability to dissolve quickly in soil enables rapid absorption by plants, leading to accelerated growth and improved crop productivity. Designed to perform well under varying environmental conditions, its compact granular form ensures ease of storage, transportation, and handling. The uniform size of the granules promotes even distribution across agricultural fields, simplifying application across both large-scale farms and smaller horticultural projects.

Beyond its agricultural utility, Prilled Urea also plays a significant role in the synthesis of various chemical compounds, highlighting its versatility across multiple industries.

Application & Industries

Prilled Urea is widely used in various industries, including:

Agriculture – Enhances soil fertility and supports crop growth by supplying essential nitrogen.
Chemical Manufacturing – Used in the production of resins, adhesives, and coatings.
Petrochemical Industry – Acts as a feedstock in various chemical synthesis processes.
Explosives Industry – A critical ingredient in industrial explosives and blasting compounds.
Textile Industry – Used in dyeing and fabric treatment processes.

Technical Specifications

Chemical Formula	CO(NH₂)₂
Nitrogen Content (N)	46%
Appearance	White spherical or oval-shaped granules
Granule Diameter	2-4 mm
Purity	More than 99.5%
Solubility in Water	High, dissolves rapidly in water
Biuret Content	Less than 1.5%
Moisture Content	Less than 0.5%
Impurity Content	0.5% or less

Standards & Certifications

Prilled Urea complies with multiple international standards to ensure quality and environmental safety:

ISO 2424 – Defines minimum criteria for nitrogen content, granule size, and acceptable impurity levels.
ASTM D 1400 – Establishes testing and certification procedures for nitrogen content and impurity control.
EN 12235 – Regulates nitrogen fertilizer quality and ensures compliance with EU safety standards.
JIS K 0102 – Specifies requirements for nitrogen concentration and permissible contaminants in Japan.
GB/T 6980 – Governs the production and quality assurance of Prilled Urea in the Chinese market.