Diammonium Phosphate (DAP, 18-46-0)

£650.00

Diammonium Phosphate (DAP, 18-46-0) is a highly concentrated, water-soluble phosphate fertilizer delivering essential nitrogen and phosphorus for robust root development and crop yield optimization across all major agricultural systems.

Competitive Advantage Spotlight
Its superior 46% P₂O₅ content ensures maximum nutrient density per ton, reducing storage, handling, and logistics costs compared to lower-analysis alternatives, while the alkaline pH effect minimizes soil fixation in calcareous and neutral soils.

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Product Overview
Diammonium Phosphate (18-46-0) is a highly concentrated, water-soluble phosphorus-nitrogen fertilizer. It is primarily used in large-scale row-crop farming and controlled-release blending to correct soil phosphorus deficiency pre- or post-planting. The key value proposition is its superior nutrient density (46% P₂O₅) combined with ammoniacal nitrogen, which enhances phosphorus availability in calcareous and alkaline soils. Strategically, DAP remains indispensable for global food security, offering the lowest cost-per-unit of P₂O₅ among dry granular fertilizers.

Key Specifications & Technical Characteristics

  • Chemical composition: Diammonium phosphate ((NH₄)₂HPO₄) – 18% N, 46% P₂O₅

  • Purity grade: Minimum 98% water solubility; free of heavy metals (ASTM/ISO compliant)

  • Physical form: Uniform gray to brown granular, 2–4 mm granule size (90% within range)

  • Bulk density: 0.95–1.05 g/cm³; minimal dust and caking

  • Packaging options: 50 kg multi-walled paper/PP bags, 1 MT poly-lined big bags, or bulk vessel loading

  • Shelf life: 24 months in dry, ventilated conditions below 35°C

Core Industrial Applications

  • Primary industries: Large-scale grain & oilseed farming, fertilizer blending plants, contract agronomy services

  • Operational use cases: Direct soil application for wheat, maize, rice, and canola; base blending with MOP (muriate of potash) and urea; starter fertilizer for high-phosphorus-requiring crops

  • Performance advantage: Higher P₂O₅ concentration reduces freight and handling cost per hectare by 15–20% versus single superphosphate (SSP)

  • Cost/efficiency benefit: Ammoniacal nitrogen promotes rhizosphere acidification, improving P uptake efficiency by up to 30% in high-pH soils compared to non-ammonium phosphates

Competitive Advantages

  • Quality consistency: SGS/Intertek-certified lot analysis with guaranteed 46% P₂O₵ min and <2% moisture

  • Supply reliability: Multi-plant sourcing (Middle East, Russia, China) with 50,000+ MT monthly export capacity

  • Logistics capability: In-house vessel chartering and rail-to-barge transloading to landlocked industrial zones

  • Price competitiveness: Quarterly fixed-price contracts with formula-based hedging for volume buyers (>20,000 MT/year)

  • Sustainability: Low-cadmium product (<5 ppm) compliant with EU 2019/1009; zero wastewater during granulation

  • Technical support: Custom blending recipes and soil test interpretation provided by agronomists on retainer

Commercial & Supply Information

  • Minimum order quantity (MOQ): 20 metric tons (bulk or bagged)

  • Loading capacity: 25 MT per standard 20-ft container (bagged); 28 MT per 20-ft bulk liner container; vessel break-bulk up to 25,000 MT per hold

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