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What's the Best Coating for NPK Fertilizer?

08/05/2009 12:36 AM

Hello... I'm a worker in a fertilizer plant in Indonesia. i have some problem about coating for NPK fertilizer in my plant. WHAT THE BEST COATING THATS USUALLY USED IN NPK FERTILIZER?and How is the best rule to used it??
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Re: The best coating for NPK Fertilizer

08/05/2009 3:26 AM

What is the material that the NPK is usually in contact with? Is this the material that needs to be coated?

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Re: The best coating for NPK Fertilizer

08/05/2009 9:34 PM

The goals of coating are : - protect the fertilizer from hygroscopicity from the air. - as a anticacking agent So, it is not related with the material that the NPK is usually in contact with. The coating is used for the NPK fertilizer granul.
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