7783-20-2 Ammonium Sulfate for Animal Feed Grade Ammonium Sulfate

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: 7783-20-2
• Formula: (Nh4)2so4
• EINECS: 11138-66-2
• Environmental Protection: Yes
• Certification: ISO
• Color: White
• Classification: Feed
• Function: Feed Processing and Preservation Agent
• Appearance: Crystal
• Storage: Cool Dry Place
• Sample: Free Available
• Transport Package: 25kg/Bag
• Specification: 99%
• Trademark: HUGE ROC
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 31022100
• Production Capacity: 5000mts/Month

Product Description

Product Description

                                                                                           Ammonium sulfate

White or light crystalline powder, granular or crystalline form, high purity, no impurities. Ammonium sulfate is a purified ammonium sulfate product used primarily as a source of nitrogen and sulfur in animal feed. It plays a role in supplementing nutrition and improving animal health in the feed industry and can be used as an economic alternative to other nitrogen and sulfur additives.

 

 

Application

Ruminants (cows, beef cattle, sheep, etc.):Ammonium sulfate can provide non-protein nitrogen

required by rumen microorganisms, improve rumen fermentation efficiency, and enhance production

performance.

Single-stomach animals (pigs, birds, etc.):Supplement the deficiency of sulfur and nitrogen in the diet

to promote growth and development and protein synthesis.

Aquatic animals (fish, shrimp, etc.):Improve the nitrogen and sulfur balance of water environment,

improve the disease resistance and growth performance of aquatic animals.

COA

Index	GB29206-2012	RESULTS
Content                                                         ≥%	99.0-105.0	99.62
Pb	3	<3
As	3	<3
Se                                                             ≤ppm	30	<30
IgnitionResidue                                         ≤ppm	0.25	0.12
Particle size		10-40 mesh

 

Packaging & Shipping

Shelf Life: 12months
Package: 25kg/bag net.
Storage condition: cool and dry place, shelter from direct sunlight.

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