If you're setting up a retail chain supply for agricultural drones, you've probably been burned by inconsistent batches before — we see it all the time with importers who mix suppilers mid-run to save a few cents, and then the spray pattern falls apart. Every unit of this 10.5L four-axes agro sprayer goes through a 40-point bench test at the factory before it even touches the pallet, and we pull random samples for a full flight and atomization check under load at our own facility before shippng.
80 acres per hour on a fixed-wing frame with a 1495mm wheelbase means you're covering serious ground, but the real work is in particle control — 130 to 250 μm, not the 80–100 μm junk that drifts into the neighbor's field and gets you sued. The medicine tank holds exactly 10.5 liters, and we've pressure-tested every batch for seal integrity at 0.8 bar for 10 minutes, so no leaky nozzles on your retail shelf; total weight without battery is 11.6 kg, max takeoff is 26 kg on the 14000 mAh power cell.
What you get when you order a pallet is every single drone packed with its own CE and ISO9001 certifcate — we don't batch-coverage these, each unit gets a serial-matched COA and a copy of the factory test report in English and Chinese, because some of your buyers will ask to see the paperwork before they commit. (We usually stock 50–80 units per pallet, but confirm lead time — the wooden crate takes about a week to prep for international freight, especially if you need private labeling on the box and the frame.)
Batch consistency is actually tighter than what most small shops can manage — the factory runs a retest policy where if any unit in your pallet fails a spot-check on spray uniformity (we do a 6-point measurement across the flow path), you get a full replacement on that specific drone without needing to send back the whole shipment. Basically, you're not eating the loss on a single bad unit the way you would with a knockoff hand-to-mouth supplier.
A limitation worth mentioning: this drone is built for medium-altitude crop spraying, typically 2–5 meters above canopy, and it's not suited for precision orchard work where you need to weave between branches — the fixed-wing structure doesn't turn on a dime like a multi-rotor, so customers running tight canopy orchards should look at our 15L quad model instead. The 10.5L tank is better for open-field row crops — wheat, rice, soybean — where you let it run a straight line at 80 acres per hour and the atomized particle range covers without overlap waste.
The MOQ for this drone is one pallet — we require a full pallet to keep logistics efficient and protect the units during shipping. Each pallet holds multiple units, so you can work out the exact count with your sales rep.
Lead time is usually 15-20 working days for private label orders, once we have the deposit and finalize your branding details. Custom packaging or labeling might add a few extra days, but we'll confirm that in the order agreement.
Yes, every unit ships with CE and ISO9001 certification documents, so you can pass them along to your retail chain partners. We can also provide test reports and factory audit files if your compliance team needs more detail.
Correct, the max takeoff weight is 26kg including the battery and full 10.5L tank. The drone itself weighs 11.6kg without battery, so you've got plenty of payload capacity for the liquid and power system.
The drone ships in a wooden transport crate, and each unit is secured inside with foam padding to prevent movement during transit. The crate is built for export, so it holds up well on pallets and in containers.