When establishing ammonium chloride fertilizer production line, it is really necessary to adapt to local conditions and consider the following key factors:

1. Raw material supply and cost: The first thing to consider is the raw material supply and cost of ammonium chloride. The main raw materials of ammonium chloride are ammonia and hydrochloric acid, and it is necessary to ensure the stable supply and reasonable price of these raw materials. When choosing a production location, take into account nearby raw material markets and transportation costs, as well as possible local policies and regulations.

2. Environmental factors: The production of ammonium chloride involves the use of hydrochloric acid and gas emissions, and it is necessary to ensure compliance with local environmental protection regulations and standards. When choosing a location, consider the cost of building and operating an emissions treatment facility, as well as possible environmental impact assessment requirements.

3. Energy supply and cost: The production of ammonium chloride requires a large amount of energy, especially in the synthesis of ammonia. Therefore, the selection of production sites should take into account local energy availability and costs, as well as the impact of possible energy policies on production.

4. Market demand and logistics convenience: the demand and market distribution of the final product for the production of ammonium chloride are also factors to be considered when selecting a production location. Choosing a location close to a major market or with convenient logistics can reduce transportation costs and increase market response speed.

In summary, the establishment of ammonium chloride production line should be adapted to local conditions, taking into account raw material supply, environmental impact, energy costs, human resources, market demand and policies and regulations and other factors, to choose the most suitable production location to ensure the stable operation of organic fertilizer equipment and the long-term development of enterprises.