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This guide explains the technical and commercial points buyers should verify when searching for a prilled urea 46-0-0 supplier.
Prilled urea specification points
Prilled urea contains 46% nitrogen and is formed into relatively small spherical particles. It is widely used for manual broadcasting, top dressing and markets where buyers prefer rapid dissolution and familiar handling.
The purchase specification should include nitrogen, biuret, moisture and a defined prill-size distribution. Confirm fines tolerance and anti-caking treatment because these affect flow after long-distance transport.
- Total nitrogen: 46% minimum
- Biuret: agreed maximum
- Moisture: agreed maximum
- Prill size and fines limit
- White, free-flowing appearance
Packaging for tropical and long-haul markets
Moisture protection begins with bag construction and continues through loading and storage. Woven polypropylene bags commonly use an inner liner. Containers should be clean and dry, with bags protected from sharp surfaces and water ingress.
Ask the prilled urea 46-0-0 supplier to confirm net container load, bag count and whether pallets are included. These details affect both landed cost and warehouse handling.
When prilled urea is the right choice
Prilled material is a practical choice for direct application and distribution channels already equipped for smaller particle size. Granular urea may be preferable for wider mechanical spreading or blends requiring larger, harder particles.
MC INTERNATIONAL supplies prilled urea in commercial bag formats for export. Review the product specification and request a destination-based offer from our team.
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Specifications, availability and freight are confirmed for each commercial enquiry. Include your required quantity, packaging, destination port and shipment period.
See prilled urea product detailsFrequently asked questions
What does 46-0-0 mean?
It indicates 46% nitrogen and no declared phosphate or potash, making urea a high-analysis nitrogen fertilizer.
Is prilled urea suitable for bulk blending?
It can be used in some blends, but particle-size compatibility must be checked to prevent segregation; granular urea is often preferred.