Boron Ethanolamine

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MOQ : 200 Liters

Boron Ethanolamine Specification

Dosage
Foliar spray: 0.5-1.0 g/liter; Soil application: 2-4 kg/acre

Classification
Boron Fertilizer

Chemical Name
Boron Ethanolamine

Other Names
Boron Ethanolamine Chelate, Boroethanolamine Complex

Type
Chelated Micronutrient

Physical State
Liquid

Release Type
Controlled

CAS No
26038-87-9

Purity(%)
10% (as Boron)

Application
Micronutrient fertilizer for foliar spray, soil application, and fertigation

Color
Light Yellow

Solubility
Completely Water Soluble

Storage
Keep in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight

Odor
Slight characteristic odor

Hazard Class
Non-hazardous

Packing
1 L, 5 L, 10 L, 20 L HDPE Drums

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Molecular Weight
87.91 g/mol

Molecular Formula
C2H8BNO2

pH (1% Solution)
7.0 - 8.5

Shelf Life
2 Years from date of manufacture

Boron Ethanolamine Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
200 Liters

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Liters Per Month

Delivery Time
2-10 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Boron Ethanolamine

Grab your opportunity with clearance pricing on elite Boron Ethanolamine-an advanced, chelated micronutrient designed for valuable crop nutrition. With a soaring purity of 10% boron, this completely water-soluble liquid formula ensures even application as a foliar spray, soil amendment, or through fertigation. Each batch is packed in sturdy HDPE drums (1, 5, 10, or 20 liters), delivering stability and longevity for up to two years. Non-hazardous and stable, this product is an ideal choice for those seeking elite, effective nutritional solutions without excessive expenditure. Advance purchase ensures availability-don't miss out!

Versatile Application for Multiple Media and Crops

Boron Ethanolamine stands out for its compatibility with diverse application methods-useful for foliar spraying, soil application, or fertigation. Its controlled release design supports optimal nutrient uptake in a wide range of crops, ensuring crops receive essential boron for healthy growth. Light yellow and with a slight odor, this elite micronutrient is suitable for use on farms and commercial cultivation sites, making it a valuable addition to any horticultural or agricultural practice.

Sample Policy and Packaging Details: Smart Exchange for Value

We understand the significance of evaluation before major expenditure. Boron Ethanolamine samples are available for minimal charge, allowing buyers to assess quality and performance before committing to a larger exchange. Packaging is reliable-choose from HDPE drums in 1, 5, 10, or 20-liter sizes to match your application scale. Our packaging preserves product integrity during transport and storage, ensuring each purchase is a valuable, long-term investment.

FAQ's of Boron Ethanolamine:

Q: How can Boron Ethanolamine be applied to crops?

A: Boron Ethanolamine can be used as a foliar spray, incorporated directly into the soil, or applied through fertigation systems, ensuring flexible usage tailored to your crop's needs.

Q: What are the benefits of using Boron Ethanolamine as a micronutrient fertilizer?

A: This chelated boron fertilizer helps prevent boron deficiency, improving crop yield and quality. Its controlled release and complete water solubility facilitate effective nutrient uptake for optimal plant health.

Q: Where should Boron Ethanolamine be stored?

A: Store Boron Ethanolamine in its original HDPE drum in a cool, dry location away from sunlight. Proper storage ensures the product remains stable and effective throughout its shelf life.

Q: When should Boron Ethanolamine be applied for best results?

A: Apply Boron Ethanolamine during active crop growth or when boron deficiency is suspected. Dosage recommendations are 0.5-1.0 g per liter for foliar spray and 2-4 kg per acre for soil application.

Q: What is the process for obtaining a sample of Boron Ethanolamine?

A: Interested customers can request a sample with a minimal charge. This allows evaluation of the product's compatibility and performance before making a larger purchase.

Q: Is Boron Ethanolamine safe to handle and use?

A: Yes, Boron Ethanolamine is classified as non-hazardous. It should be handled according to standard agricultural safety practices to ensure safe application.

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