Indorama Kokand Oltin Ammonium Chloride

Oltin Ammonium Chloride

Available in both crystalline and powder form, the newly built produced and cater a wide range of users. Product can be used primarily as a source of Nitrogen for Paddy growers. Our product is used widely in Metal production, Chemicals manufacturing, in leather processing and production stabilizers. Product is being exported to various countries within Asia as well as domestic customers. Available in 25 kg bags and occasional Big bag.

Ammonium Chloride (NH4Cl) is a white crystalline salt, highly soluble in water, used widely in both agricultural and industrial applications. It is produced through the reaction of ammonia (NH3) with hydrochloric acid (HCl) or as a by-product of the Solvay process for sodium carbonate production.

Nutrient Composition

Nitrogen (N): 25-26 % (Ammonium Form)
Chloride (Cl): 65-66 %

Providing nitrogen for plants and chloride for specific crops and industrial uses.

Available Forms

Granular (2-4 mm): Suitable for even agricultural and industrial application
Crystalline: Ideal for precision mixing and customized use

Flexible in form to suit a range of operational and environmental needs.

Oltin Ammonium Chloride is available in 25 kg and 50 kg packaging.

Agricultural

Supplies nitrogen for vegetative growth and chloride for pest/disease resistance in crops like rice and coconut.

Industrial

Acts as a flux in metalworking, an electrolyte in dry cell batteries, a pH regulator in pharmaceuticals, and a dyeing agent in textiles. Its versatility supports diverse industrial applications.
High solubility ensures efficient nutrient delivery in agriculture and precise chemical reactions in industrial settings.
Cost-effective compared to other nitrogen sources like urea or ammonium nitrate. especially for specific crop and soil conditions.

Applications - Agricultural Usages

Supplies 25-26 % nitrogen as ammoniacal form, ideal for crops requiring rapid nitrogen uptake, such as rice, wheat, and maize. It enhances vegetative growth and boosts yields in nitrogen-deficient soils.

The chloride content (65-66 %) improves pest and disease resistance in crops like rice and coconut, particularly in low-lying or saline soils.

Enhances soil fertility in acidic or chloride-deficient soils, making it a preferred fertilizer in regions like Asia, where rice cultivation is prevalent.