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Fertilizer grade · Phosphate fertilizer salt · DAP
Diammonium phosphate is a concentrated ammonium phosphate fertilizer supplying nitrogen and phosphorus for direct soil application and fertilizer blending.

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ComplianceLabel and market specific
Direct product answer
Diammonium phosphate is a concentrated ammonium phosphate fertilizer supplying nitrogen and phosphorus for direct soil application and fertilizer blending.
18-46-0 is a common fertilizer designation; supplied analysis varies Chemical identity alone does not establish fertilizer grade, nutrient guarantee, solubility, crop suitability or market registration. Compare the offered source against the required label and agronomic program.
Procurement checklist
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State the exact identity, grade, guaranteed nutrient analysis, form, application, quantity, packing and destination.
Compare source-specific specification, nutrient declaration, current COA, packing, Incoterm and delivery window.
Where relevant, confirm solubility, insolubles, source-water compatibility, stock concentration and crop program.
Request SDS, private specification or TDS, representative COA, batch COA, traceability and destination-market files.
Application screening
These are qualification areas, not universal crop recommendations, nutrient rates, label approvals or guaranteed agronomic outcomes.
Use the local agronomic recommendation to define the nitrogen and phosphorus requirement. Include contributions from other fertilizers and soil reserves.
Match granule properties to the blend and handling system. Assess segregation and storage behavior before approving a new source.
Select the product within a soil-test-based nutrient program. Placement and application timing require local agronomic judgment.
Specify storage climate, bag requirements and handling route. Inspect physical quality after representative transport and storage.
Technical selection
Request the offered grade's nitrogen and phosphorus declaration, including the P2O5 basis and analytical methods. Do not assume a standard N–P grade without its specification.
Agree size distribution, hardness, fines, moisture and caking criteria. Check compatibility with the other components of a bulk fertilizer blend.
Review water-insoluble matter, free ammonia and relevant impurity limits for the intended grade. Keep batch acceptance criteria in the supply agreement.
Provide the crop, soil-test interpretation and application method. Confirm the fertilizer declaration and destination registration before accepting the supply.
Private technical documentation
Bespring Chemical does not publish product specifications for this fertilizer raw material online. Contact sales for the current source-specific specification or TDS and confirm its revision, analytical methods and acceptance criteria.
Request the signed current specification or TDS, SDS, test methods, representative COA and batch COA.
Confirm guaranteed analysis, expression basis, labeling, fertilizer registration, trace elements and destination requirements.
Review FAO plant-nutrition guidance, FAO fertilizer specifications guidance and NIH PubChem chemical records. Agronomic suitability and fertilizer registration remain crop, soil, formulation and jurisdiction specific.
Agronomic note: This supplier page does not prescribe nutrient rates or establish crop suitability. Base fertilizer selection and application on soil, water and tissue data, qualified agronomic advice, compatibility testing, the approved label and local environmental requirements.
Storage and handling
Fertilizer buyer questions
Diammonium phosphate is a concentrated ammonium phosphate fertilizer supplying nitrogen and phosphorus for direct soil application and fertilizer blending. Use should follow soil or tissue testing, crop recommendations and applicable fertilizer rules.
18-46-0 is a common fertilizer designation; supplied analysis varies. Request the current source-specific guaranteed analysis and confirm whether nutrients are expressed as N, P2O5 and K2O or on another legally required basis.
Bespring Chemical does not publish fertilizer product specifications online. Contact sales for the current source-specific specification or TDS, analytical methods and representative COA.
No grade is established by the chemical name alone. Fertilizer, food and technical products have different intended uses, documentation, impurity controls and regulatory requirements.
Provide the exact identity and form, required guaranteed analysis, fertilizer application, quantity, packing, destination, registration documents, Incoterm and delivery date.
Content updated 2026-09-13.
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