Urea, an important organic compound, plays a significant role in industries and agriculture. Due to its high nitrogen content, urea is one of the most important nitrogenous fertilizers in agriculture and is also used in various industrial processes. Urea is typically produced in prill and granule forms, each with distinct characteristics making them suitable for different applications.

Coating and Additives:

To control the release rate of nitrogen and reduce the volatilization of urea, the granules are sometimes coated with specific materials. Special additives can improve the physical and chemical properties of urea.

Agricultural Fertilizer:

Urea is used as a primary nitrogen source in agricultural fertilizers. The nitrogen in urea is gradually released and becomes available to plants.

Chemical Industries:

In the production of urea-formaldehyde resins, which are used in making adhesives, plastics, and wood coatings.

Automotive Industries:

In the production of NOx reduction solutions to decrease emissions from diesel vehicles.