Product Introduction

Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) is a high-quality nitrogen-phosphorus-based compound fertilizer, which contains 64.0% of total nutrients, which can effectively improve the yield and quality of crops. At the same time, the water content of DAP is controlled below 2.5%, which ensures the stability and storage performance of the product.

Particle Size and Color

The particle size of this product is between 2.0-4.75mm, accounting for more than 90%, suitable for various fertilization equipment. DAP also provides three colors of brown, green and yellow to meet the needs of different users.

Product Advantages

• High nutrient content:Total nutrients are 64.0%, which effectively improves crop yield and quality.
• Balanced Nitrogen and Phosphorus:Total nitrogen content is 18%±0.5%, and effective phosphorus reaches 46%±0.5%, which carefully guarantees the comprehensive nutrients required for plant growth.
• Fast absorption:Water-soluble phosphorus is as high as 41.0%, which is convenient for plants to absorb and utilize quickly and improve fertilizer efficiency.
• Low water content:The water content is controlled below 2.5% to ensure the stability and good storage capacity of the product.
• High-quality particle size:The particle size is between 2.0-4.75mm, and it is widely applicable to various types of fertilization equipment.

Application areas

DAP is widely used in agricultural production of various crops, including food, cash crops, fruits and vegetables. In particular, DAP shows strong demand potential in international markets such as Vietnam, South Korea and Brazil. The demand for high-efficiency fertilizers in these countries makes DAP an indispensable choice in their agricultural production.

Summary

As a highly efficient nitrogen-phosphorus compound fertilizer, diammonium phosphate (DAP) has become an ideal choice for improving crop productivity and quality with its superior nutrient structure and high absorption efficiency. Whether in the domestic or international market, DAP is constantly contributing to the development of agriculture.