Urea is a chemical compound with the formula CO(NH2)2, or (NH2)2CO. It is an organic compound known as a diamide of carbonic acid. Urea is a colorless, odorless solid that dissolves readily in water, and it plays a significant role in various biological and industrial processes.

Urea is a widely used nitrogen-containing fertilizer. It provides plants with a source of nitrogen essential for their growth and development. Urea is particularly favored for its high nitrogen content.

Urea's diverse applications in agriculture, industry, and healthcare highlight its importance in various fields. Its role as a nitrogen fertilizer contributes significantly to global food production, while its other properties make it valuable in numerous industrial and consumer products.

Technical Grade Urea (Prilled) is a white, crystalline solid, primarily composed of nitrogen-rich compounds. Unlike agricultural-grade urea, technical grade urea is manufactured with a higher purity level and minimal biuret content, making it suitable for industrial and chemical processes.

Form: Small, free-flowing prills (granules)

Nitrogen Content: Min. 46.0% by weight

Biuret Content: ≤ 1.0%

Moisture: Max 0.5

Packaging: Typically packed in 50 kg bags per buyer's requirement.