Granular sulfur is the most widely traded form of elemental sulfur, produced through a controlled granulation process that yields uniform, free-flowing particles. Its consistent particle size distribution makes it ideal for blending operations, automated handling systems, and large-scale industrial applications. The granulation process involves spraying molten sulfur onto seed particles in a rotating drum, building up layers until the desired size is achieved. This method produces granules with excellent mechanical strength, low dust generation, and superior storage stability. Granular sulfur is the preferred form for international bulk trade due to its ease of handling, predictable flow characteristics, and compatibility with standard port loading equipment.