- Agricultural drones
- 72 L tank · 8–18 m spray width
F72 Agricultural Drone
Spray contractors and large farms covering rice, wheat, corn and other open-field crops.
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A mid-size eight-rotor drone that sprays from a 52 L tank or spreads up to 60 kg of granules. It is large enough for paid spraying work and still easy to move between fields.
Best for: Mixed farms and spray contractors who move between medium-size fields.
Short answer: The F52 is a mid-size eight-rotor drone with a 52 L tank, a 6–16 m spray width and a 60 kg spreading box. It sits between our compact F10-30 series and the large F72 and F92: big enough for contract spraying, light enough to load and move between fields several times a day.
Many farms and young spray businesses do not work one huge block. They move from field to field, often on narrow roads. The F52 folds to 800 × 860 × 1925 mm and weighs 44 kg without batteries, so two people can load it. Its tank is still large enough for paid work on rice, wheat, corn, sugarcane and vegetables.
High-pressure nozzles deliver up to 16 L/min, with droplet size adjustable from 30 to 400 μm. Eight rotors give an even downwash that carries spray into the crop. The flight system resumes from the last sprayed point after refills and battery swaps, so no strip is missed or sprayed twice.
Like other current spraying drones in its class, the F52 flies on a ground-station app with the functions operators now expect as standard:
Sensor options such as obstacle-avoidance radar or an FPV camera differ by configuration; we confirm the exact feature list with your quotation.
The 60 kg spreading box handles granules from 1 to 10 mm: fertiliser, rice seed, cover-crop seed or fish feed. The same drone works the spreading season as well, which shortens the payback time.
| Model | Tank | Spray width | Take-off weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| F10-30 series | 10 / 20 / 30 L | 3–9 m | 26–55 kg |
| F52 | 52 L | 6–16 m | 113 kg |
| F72 | 72 L | 8–18 m | 166 kg |
The F52 is an easy model to demonstrate and to sell to customers buying their first large drone. Our dealer program includes pilot training and spare-parts support. To see how many hectares an F52 crew can finish, read starting a drone spray service.
F52 Agricultural Drone — F52 (spraying + spreading).
| Model | F52 |
|---|---|
| Tank capacity | 52 L |
| Spreading box | 60 kg |
| Spray width | 6–16 m |
| Spray flow rate | 16 L/min |
| Nozzles | High-pressure |
| Droplet size | 30–400 μm |
| Granule size | 1–10 mm |
| Drone weight | 44 kg |
| Take-off weight | 113 kg |
| Unfolded size | 3050 × 3050 × 910 mm |
| Folded size | 800 × 860 × 1925 mm |
| Hover time | 15 min unloaded / 5 min full load |
| Flight speed | 15 m/s |
| Operating altitude | ≤ 20 m |
| Service ceiling | 4000 m |
| Battery | 14S 28000 mAh × 2 (8.6 kg) |
| Charger rating | 60.9 V / 40 A / 2400 W |
| Protection | IP65 |
Configurations can be customized. Ask for a model recommendation →
We go through these points with you, so the offer fits your fields and your business rather than a catalogue default.
Often, yes. Its 52 L tank is large enough for paid work, while the 113 kg take-off weight and lighter batteries are easier to handle than our largest models. Pilots new to large drones should still take our training first.
Pick the F52 for medium fields and frequent moves. Pick the F72 if most of your work is large open blocks and you want the extra tank capacity and IP67 body.
Yes, with the 60 kg spreading box. Seed and fertiliser behave differently, so calibrate the flow for each material on a small area first.
Most customers start with three sets per drone so one flies, one cools and one charges. We confirm the number against your charger and generator.

Tell us your country, crops and hectares per season. We reply with a matched configuration, battery set and quotation.
How many battery sets a spray drone team needs, how to size a generator, what the cycle life numbers mean, and how to store and ship lithium packs safely.
A three-tier spare parts list for spray drone dealers: wear items, medium-turnover parts and critical parts, with a stock example and a cash estimate method.
How centrifugal and pressure nozzles differ on a spray drone, what droplet size does to coverage and drift, and which setup fits orchards or open fields.
Spray contractors and large farms covering rice, wheat, corn and other open-field crops.
View details of F72 Agricultural Drone →Plantations, estates and high-volume spray contractors with large, regular fields.
View details of F92 Agricultural Drone →Contractors and farms that want a large tank on a four-rotor frame that folds small.
View details of F62/F50 Agricultural Drone →Smallholder plots, orchards, vegetables and first-time drone operators.
View details of F10-30 Series Agricultural Drones →