ATDM is a leading Sulphur supplier in Dubai and Turkey, operating as Supplier of 3 forms of Sulphur to provide high-quality sulfur products for diverse industrial and agricultural applications. We provide sulfur in various forms and grades including sulfur powder, granular sulfur, and lump sulfur, ensuring that we meet the diverse needs of clients in multiple sectors.
Alternative Names and Background
Sulphur, also spelled sulfur, is a bright yellow, non-metallic chemical element with the symbol S. It is naturally found in volcanic regions and salt domes, and today it is also widely extracted as a by-product of petroleum refining and natural gas processing.
Other names for sulfur include:
- Brimstone
- Elemental sulfur
- Yellow sulfur
- Burning stone (due to its flammability)
Sulfur is essential to life and industry. It is a component of amino acids, proteins, and vitamins and plays a major role in global agricultural and chemical processes.
Types and Grades ( As Supplier of 3 forms of Sulphur )
We supply 3 forms of Sulphur: Granular Sulphur, Lump Sulphur, and Powdered Sulphur — each available in various industrial grades to meet diverse application needs.
Sulfur Powder
Sulfur powder is made by refining and grinding elemental sulfur into a fine, dry dust. It is primarily used in:
- Agricultural fertilizers
- Fungicides and insecticides
- Fireworks and matches
- Rubber and chemical industries
Granular Sulfur
Granular sulfur is created through a controlled process that shapes the sulfur into small, consistent pellets. It is easier to handle, transport, and apply, making it ideal for:
- Sulfuric acid production
- Soil amendment in agriculture
- Chemical manufacturing
Lump Sulfur
Lump sulfur consists of large, solid pieces of sulfur. It is mostly used in heavy industry, particularly for:
- Explosives
- Rubber processing
- Bulk chemical manufacturing
Each form has specific advantages depending on your operational needs.
Key Properties of Sulfur
- Chemical Symbol: S
- Melting Point: 108°C
- Color: Bright yellow
- Physical State: Solid at room temperature (also available in powder, granular, and lump form)
- Odor: Strong and pungent when burned (produces sulfur dioxide, SO₂)
- Conductivity: Low thermal conductivity – can crack when heated unevenly
Sulfur is reactive, especially when burned in air. It forms sulfur dioxide, which has industrial uses but requires careful handling due to its toxicity.
Main Uses of Sulfur
Agriculture
- Reduces soil pH in alkaline farmlands
- Enhances nutrient uptake and improves crop yield
- Encourages growth of organic vegetables and fruits
- Helps retain soil moisture, improving water usage efficiency
Industry
- Manufacture of sulfuric acid (H₂SO₄)
- Production of chemicals: Sodium dithionite, sulfurous acid, thiosulfates, peroxydisulfuric acid, thiocyanogen, and others
- Rubber vulcanization
- Bleaching agents and disinfectants
- Production of explosives and firecrackers
What’s the Difference of 3 forms of Sulphur?
| Type of Sulfur | Description | Main Application |
|---|---|---|
| Lump Sulfur | Large crystalline form | Bulk industrial use |
| Granular Sulfur | Pellet-like particles | Fertilizers, chemical production |
| Powdered Sulfur | Fine dust form | Agriculture, fireworks, rubber |
Each type offers unique handling and reactivity characteristics. ATDM provides all forms in customized packaging options to suit your application.
Packaging and Export Services
As an experienced Sulfur Supplier in Dubai and Turkey, ATDM offers flexible packaging solutions:
- 25 kg and 50 kg woven bags
- 1 MT jumbo bags
- Bulk delivery options for large-scale industrial orders
We export sulfur globally — to Africa, Europe, South America, East Asia, and other regions.
Why Choose ATDM and Its Supplier of 3 forms of Sulphur as Your Trusted Source?
- Competitive pricing and fast delivery
- High-purity sulfur in multiple forms
- Custom packaging upon request
- Reliable global logistics
- End-to-end customer support
We serve importers, exporters, resellers, distributors, and manufacturers, ensuring top service from order to delivery.
Sulphur is widely used in industries such as agriculture (for fertilizers and pesticides), chemicals (to produce sulfuric acid), petroleum refining, rubber manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and metallurgy.
The most common types include:
- Granular Sulphur
- Lump Sulphur
- Powdered Sulphur
- Sulphur Pastilles Each type serves different applications depending on particle size and purity.
In agriculture, Sulphur is used as a soil amendment to correct pH levels, as a nutrient for plants, and in the form of fungicides and pesticides to protect crops.
