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You’ll see a farm manager running the M6E1 over a 50-hectare rice paddy at dusk, the 360° bicolor LED letting them spot it from half a kilometer away. They’re covering that field in under three hours—something that used to take three laborers on foot a full day. Teh spray pattern form those sector nozzles is surprisingly even, hitting undersides of leaves better than a backpack mist blower.
It’s rated IP67, so we’ve had guys hose it down after a phosphonate tank mix and it’s fine. The TPU composite arms with the fiber reinforcement—basically they’re stiffer than plain nylon, which matters when you’re folding and unfolding this thing 30 times a day. We usually keep two in the field and one in maintenance rotation, since the quick-release mechanism can wear if you don’t grease the latches every 20 flights or so.
The factory uses a proprietary flight controller, not a Pixhawk derivative, and it’s tuned for low-and-slow work at 2-3 meters AGL. And the bicolor LED does more than look flashy—it shows battery status and GPS lock state, so operator on the ground can tell at a glance if the bird is ready to spray or needs a recal. That’s a detail most buyers don’t think to ask about, but it saves time when you’re running multiple loads per hour.
On water savings, the quoted 90% reduction is real—we measured it against a standdard mist blower at 150 L/ha. The nozzles are press-fit into the sector array (check lead time, they’re a custom run), and you can swap them to adjust droplet size between 80 and 200 microns. But honestly, the 30-40% chemicla savings depends on your crop and wind conditions; don’t expect that on a 15-knot day.
10-liter tank is fine for this weight class—you’ll get about 12 minutes of spray time per battery. The quick-release fold takes about 15 seconds to collapse down to a 1.2-meter cube, which fits in the back of a Hilux. One thing we’ve learned: the stock chargers are 10A, so budget for fast charger if you’re running three batteries per sortie—otherwise you’ll wait 45 minutes between flights. Anyway, for heavy foliar work on tea estates or cotton, this outperforms any 15kg hex we’ve demoed.
We typically start at 10 units per order, but we can discuss smaller quantities for first-time buyers looking to test the drone in their operations.
Yes, we include the IP67 test report and a certificate of compliance with each batch, so you have proof of the waterproof rating and build quality.
Standard lead time is around 15 to 20 working days, depending on your order size and current production load. We can expedite if needed.
It works with most liquid pesticides and fertilizers, as long as they're within standard viscosity. The sector nozzle array gives you even coverage, and you can adjust flow rates on the controller.
It's built tough—the TPU composite with fiber reinforcement handles repeated folding without loosening. The quick-release locks are tested for thousands of cycles, so you won't have issues with stability during flight.
