Sulphur (Sulfur) is a naturally occurring non-metallic element widely used as an industrial raw material, particularly in the manufacture of sulphuric acid, fertilizers, phosphate processing, rubber, chemicals, pesticides and other specialty products. Elemental sulphur is commonly supplied in granular, lump, powder or prilled form.
Chemical symbol : S
Atomic number : 16
CAS No. : 7704-34-9
Molecular weight : 32.06 g/mol
Appearance : Yellow to bright-yellow solid
Form : Granules, prills, lumps or powder
Odour: Pure elemental sulphur is generally odourless; characteristic odours may arise from impurities.
Organic matter : Very low
Arsenic : Controlled according to application
Selenium : Controlled according to application
Particle size : Buyer specification
Innovative product.
Perfectly balanced Nitrogen-Sulphur ratio. Efficient for most crops and for all soil types.
Water-soluble sulphur improves commercial properties of yield
(increases oil content in oil crops, as well as protein content in
cereal crops) and contributes to better nitrogen uptake.
Nitrogen in both ammoniacal and nitric forms at a ratio 18%
and 12% allows to reduce nitrogen losses due to leaching and
provides plant nutrition over a longer period of time*.
Due to granulated form uniformly distributes on the soil surface
during the broadcasting. Improves plant uptake of phosphates
and contributes to extraction of phosphate deposits from the soil.
Easy storage and application due to excellent physicochemical
properties (does not cake, does not produce dust).
Total nitrogen (N), % - 30
of which
ammoniacal N, % - 18
nitric N, % - 12
Sulphates (on S basis), % - 7
Granulometric composition, %
under 1 mm, max - 1
2â??5 mm, min - 95
over 6.3 mm - 0
Friability, % - 100
*In comparison with AN
