We typically keep 22 units ready to ship from Suzhou, with OEM orders hitting the door in about 18 working days—MOQ is just 5 units, so it’s fine for a trial run if you’re testing new suppilers.
12km remote radius and 6200m altitude ceiling are standard here, but what you’ll actually care about is the payload range of 400kg to 1800kg (depends on your configuration), and it’s a flapping-wing design with carbon fiber shell.
The patent situation means you’re not dealing with knockoffs hanging off a spec sheet; ISO9001 covers the facility, and we’ll send the COA with every batch (usually within 2-3 days of shipment).
Shippng’s straightforward—wooden box for indutrial units, cardboard for smaller lots—and if you need HS code, it’s 7326901900, but we don’t push paperwork side hard enough.
One concrete thing: the wing spars are pre-laminated in-house, so you won’t spot delamination after a few flights like with cheaper builds; basically, it’s tighter tolerance than most options.
Payment’s typically T/T with 30% deposit, balance before shipment—and don’t redirect for pesticide fogging; the thermal load on carbon fiber is a real problem at low altitudes.
The minimum order quantity is 5 units. That keeps pricing competitive while letting us handle custom specs efficiently.
Typically 4 to 6 weeks after order confirmation and deposit. That covers sourcing materials, assembly, and final testing for your spec.
Yes, we include a copy of our ISO9001 certificate with every order. If you need a specific format or notarized copy, just let us know.
The 12km is the maximum remote control radius in ideal conditions. Real-world range depends on terrain and interference, but we test at 10km+ in open areas.
Each drone goes in a custom cardboard box, then all units are packed together in a wooden crate for export. That protects the carbon fiber frame and flapping mechanism during transit.