Urea CAS 86-183-5411-1608

Urea CAS

We specialize in offering a comprehensive range of high-quality Urea products, including Urea-Nitrogen, Black-Urea, Urea-Granules, Urea-Fertilizer, Urea-Nitrogen-Fertilizer, Urea-46, Urea-Prills, Urea-Granular, Urea-Chemical, Urea-Fertilizers, Ureas, Urea-Feed, Urea, Urea-Ammonium-Nitrate, Urea-Phosphate, Granular-Urea, Technical-Urea, Urea-Granulate, Urea-Agricultural-Material, and Urea-Solution. Our portfolio is built to meet diverse agricultural and industrial needs worldwide.

About the Company

We offer Urea products of exceptional quality backed by trusted supply capabilities. Our focus remains on delivering reliable and consistent grades of Urea to support agricultural productivity and industrial applications worldwide.

Product Overview: Urea

Urea is a widely used nitrogen-containing compound essential for agriculture as a fertilizer and for various industrial applications. It is a white crystalline substance with a chemical formula CO(NH2)2 and is valued for its high nitrogen content, typically around 46% nitrogen by weight.

• Common Varieties and Grades: Urea is available in multiple forms including:
  • Granular Urea (Urea-Granules, Urea-Granular, Urea-Prills)
  • Technical or Industrial Grade Urea (Technical-Urea, Urea-Chemical)
  • Urea Feed Grade (Urea-Feed) for use in animal nutrition
  • Urea Solutions and Blended Products (Urea-Solution, Urea-Ammonium-Nitrate, Urea-Phosphate)
  • Special forms such as Black Urea with additives or modified coatings
• Typical Characteristics: Pure urea is colorless or white crystals or granules, odorless, highly soluble in water, and thermally stable up to its melting point. It is non-toxic under normal handling conditions but should be stored dry to avoid caking.
• Nitrogen Content: Urea contains 46% nitrogen, making it one of the most concentrated nitrogen fertilizers available.

Applications of Urea

Urea’s primary use is as a fertilizer in agriculture due to its high nitrogen content which supports vigorous plant growth and higher crop yields.

• Agriculture: Urea fertilizer is widely applied to soil to supply nitrogen, often in granulated or prilled form for easy spreading and controlled release.
• Animal Feed: Urea-Feed serves as a non-protein nitrogen source in ruminant animal feed formulations.
• Industrial Uses: Employed in the manufacture of resins, adhesives, plastics, and as a raw material in chemical synthesis.
• Blended Fertilizers: Combined with ammonium nitrate or phosphates in blends to optimize nutrient delivery.

Production and Quality Standards

Urea is industrially produced through the reaction of ammonia and carbon dioxide under high pressure and temperature, yielding synthetic urea. The production involves granulation, drying, and sizing steps to create consistent product forms such as prills and granules.

Quality grading of urea typically involves assessment of nitrogen content (typically 46%), moisture levels, physical uniformity, dust content, and solubility standards to meet agricultural export and industrial requirements.

Packaging and Export

Urea products are commonly packaged in moisture-proof bags such as woven polypropylene sacks, often in 25 kg or 50 kg sizes for ease of handling and transportation. Bulk shipment in large quantities via containers or bulk carriers is also standard in international trade.

Proper packaging ensures product integrity during transit, preventing caking and moisture absorption to preserve quality for end-users.