Reduces the negative impacts of high moisture absorption

It helps directly on fertilizer granules flowability and reduces caking tendencies to facilitate handling and field application.

What is
Critical Relative Humidity (CRH)?

CRH is the atmosphere humidity at which the fertilizer
begins to absorb moisture significantly.
For hygroscopic fertilizers, the CRH is low.

As a result of the high moisture absorption, the physical properties of fertilizers are modified, such as:

Decrease of granule resistance, color change,
caking formation and increase of fertilizer dust.

The product is sprayed on the surface of the granular fertilizer to create a protection against moisture absorption and incompatibility between fertilizer mixtures.

Reduces the negative impacts of high moisture absorption

It helps directly on fertilizer granules flowability and reduces caking tendencies to facilitate handling and field application.

What is
Critical Relative Humidity (CRH)?

Advantages and benefits

Reduces moisture
absorption in fertilizers

Excellent spread ability

Designed according
to customer needs

Improves compatibility of fertilizer formulations

Increases storage time of fertilizers in industrial plants

Reduces caking tendencies

Reduces the negative impacts of high moisture absorption

It helps directly on fertilizer granules flowability and reduces caking tendencies to facilitate handling and field application.

What is Critical Relative Humidity (CRH)?

Advantages and benefits

Reduces moisture absorption in fertilizers

Excellent spread ability

Designed according to customer needs

Improves compatibility of fertilizer formulations

Increases storage time of fertilizers in industrial plants

Reduces caking tendencies

What is
Critical Relative Humidity (CRH)?

Reduces moisture
absorption in fertilizers

Designed according
to customer needs